Post by toddwharton on Apr 26, 2008 21:43:37 GMT 9.5
We scarcely know our celebrities. Many of them are likely to be much different if we knew them.
In fact, I think that most much-photographed people are not even recognized when seen under normal circumstances. You you might pass people you know in the street and not notice them. The same is true of celebrities. They are "incognito" in public. We love someone we do not know. Miranda might not wish to know any of us. I would just like to meet her over lunch in a book store or small outdoor restaurant and spend about an hour with her. That would be enough for me and probably the biggest opportunity I would ever get.
Miranda might say, " I'm sorry, but I'm not the person you may think I am."
She is alone as many of us are alone. We see images of Miranda but not the real person.
This is her right as it is ours.
In fact, I think that most much-photographed people are not even recognized when seen under normal circumstances. You you might pass people you know in the street and not notice them. The same is true of celebrities. They are "incognito" in public. We love someone we do not know. Miranda might not wish to know any of us. I would just like to meet her over lunch in a book store or small outdoor restaurant and spend about an hour with her. That would be enough for me and probably the biggest opportunity I would ever get.
Miranda might say, " I'm sorry, but I'm not the person you may think I am."
She is alone as many of us are alone. We see images of Miranda but not the real person.
This is her right as it is ours.
