Gotta love that jacket. I took the picture during the master class he hosted today, which was an utterly fantastic experience. My very inconsequential and tiny photo album illustrating the day: http://delaware.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2021751&l=f0fdf&id=11314311
I was also at the UD book reading tonight - I was the girl who made an idiot of herself when she thanked Anthony for Hedwig and asked him "if he had any regrets as an actor". Bad question - conveniently enough, the things I plan to say beforehand always fly away when the time itself comes. My, my - I get so tongue-tied when I ask questions to people I don't know. It didn't help that someone I know (and somewhat detest) from our theater group shouted "I LOVE ANGELINA" from across the room when I started talking. I ended up saying "Well, I love you, too - but right now, I love Anthony more". I could have kicked myself, I sounded like such a deranged thirteen-year-old girl. Not that it wasn't the truth - I do love Anthony more than said girl, but then again, I also love migraines more than her. But I digress.
But it was a great deal of fun. There is something darkly funny about a massive crowd of mostly girls warbling "OUUUUUT TOOOONIGHT" and "mucho masturbation". My friend and I were laughing so hard that I ended up taking a video of the chaos.
I'm not quite sure if I should be amused or worried that he said that UD and Florida were the rowdiest schools he has ever been to - but it was so packed (was it really 900?!) that it was bound to get a little hairy. He *did* look exhausted by the time I got to the table. Bless 'im.
As I said earlier, I also got to do the master class with him earlier that day in the Trabant center. Having him sit (and stretch and crawl around) five feet away from you while looking you right in the eye and talking to you ... is crazy. That man does not break eye contact, which gets very intimidating when he's taking five minutes or so to answer a question, but man is he buckets of fun.
And I agree - he does get quite perky when asked about Hedwig. One of my friends was the girl who asked the Hedwig question at the book reading, and I asked him a lot about it at the master class, too - since the first time I had ever heard of him when was I saw him in the Pittsburgh production. Anthony seemed really pleased to talk about that, which is quite awesome by me, since it's one of my favorite shows.
Stop looking at my charisma.
Updated On: 5/3/06 at 01:18 AM
I think/hope he realized I didn't mean it that way! Poor guy looked tired though - it was midnight and he still had a line for autographs. 
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