The Most Famous Person You Have Met?

[AnotherArch]

Bumped into Mickey Mouse in a small park in Florida.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

Bumped into Mickey Mouse in a small park in Florida.

What kind of watch was he wearing?

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Snoop Dogg. Well, and Jimmy Tarbuck.

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

Who is Well?

 

[Beeercan]

Pierliugi Colina, in the Vatican City of all places.
Interviewed Fatboy Slim & Des Lynam for an a-level media piece of work a few years ago.
Various people from Time Team and Archaeology documentaries.

 

[perseus]

B Not the most famous, but the the only one I have got on computer file. I don't care anyway.

 

[Leosayer]

ron lobeck

 

[DerbyGull]

Roger Daltry

 

[pauli cee]

the queen!

 

[spongy]

Ron Dennis, Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button, David Coulthard, Martin Brundle,

Valentino Rossi, Chris Walker, Barry Sheen

Lawrence Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Ben Cohen

Nearly all of the Albion team from the 1999/2000 season randomly in Sumo's bar one night.

Ricky from eastenders

Frankie Cocozza's dad, (i know he's not famous but he was drinking in my local last Friday and giving it large about the fact his son is on tv) only mentioned this as I want the world to know he is complete prick))

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Glenda Jackson. She wrote a letter to me too.

Paul McCartney. I wrote a letter to him.

 

[bobby smith]

Irwin Schweiss played golf with him in Maurituos

 

[tezz79]

Met a few but Edgar Davids probably the most famous.... He was alright actually

Had to share a fridge & a bathroom with ulrika jonsson once aswell (long story)

 

[arkan]

Dirk Benedict (just before going into the celeb Big Brother house) asked me and my mates where the nearest strip club was, walked him and a couple of his fat american friends to spearmint rhino, and he gave us £50 for literally a 30 second journey

 

[_mark_]

Ron Greenwood, Bryan Robson, Brian Clough, Seve, Ernie Els, Sam Fox, Tony Blair, Charlie Staytt.

 

[hitony]

My wife and I went out to a local pub with Emlyn Hughes, our mate was with us so just the 4 of us went out to this little back street pub, sat with him chatting all evening then back to the hotel (my mate owned the hotel) and drank till the early hours, really nice guy as it goes.

What was nice, and impressive, he came back to Cwmbran (where we first lived when we moved to Wales) a couple of years later, stayed at the same hotel (which was our local in those days) and after he had checked in came into the bar and came up to me and remembered me and my wife by our names, considering he was a very busy top class international footballer who must have met many many people in his travels, to remember who we were was impressive.

 

[TottonSeagull]

Howard Wilkinson was one of my Dads best mates, he got him to play for the Waggon and horses (the pub in north laines who were in the county league) when he played for the albion in the 70's. Apparantly I watched the 1972 cup final on his lap! Dad has passed away now but HW still keeps on touch he is a top fella and not as dour as his media profile suggests. He still has a very soft spot for the Albion

 

[Upper Library]

Bobby Moore

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Had lunch with David Puttnam at Lloyds. Quite boring admitted he didn't want to be there. I did want to be there as it was free and 3 hours out of the office. He appreciated that.

 

[Frutos]

muhammad ali

I'd love to meet him, seeing as he's my all-time favourite sportsman. When did you meet him?