Did they have the posters tonight or any other BCEFA stuff? Wondering if I should try to go tomorrow to pick one up in the event I can't get mine signed. :~(
Did Scarlett come out tonight or did anyone ask one of the guys at the stage door if she might be coming out to sign (for real) after one of the final few performances?
Waited over an hour again tonight and she didn't come out. In fact, we were told that they couldn't tell us if she left until everyone else in the cast had left which is when they've said it the other dozen times I've tried since I saw the show.
I have to say that this is the most horribly run stage door on Broadway. Why would you consistently make people wait an hour for someone you know won't be coming out? From what I've heard it's what Scarlett wanted and that makes my opinion of her go right down the crapper. As I've always said, nobody is ever under any obligation to sign at the stage door, but making your fans wait until well after you're gone before they can be told they're S.O.L. Is a really bitchy thing to do.
Supersam1026 - The best way to get someone to sign something blank (like blank index card) is to ask them to personalize it. For example, "To Yankeefan7 - All The Best" and then signature. Collectors don't want anything like this and can't sell it for big money because of the personalization. I know this from experience by getting a baseball autographed.
Jordan - Like many people have said, the performers don't have to sign things if they don't want to and it is her right to decline to do it. She also does not have to put up with people being rude to her when she was trying to be nice. Let's be realistic, she is a beautiful woman and that has the potential to bring out some "crazy" people. As for photographers yelling stuff at her, sure she does not even really hear them because there are quit e a few yelling things.
More than likely, they told you she was coming out of the stage door, so that she could make her exit from another door. Are there multiple exits at that theatre? I would have begin looking for her car at another exit and standing near there. They kept the crowd at the stage door, so you wouldn't relocate yourself somewhere else. I guess its too late now.
^^ I'm sure that is exactly why they do it. Apparently she is taking a long time to leave the theater. I was thinking she might come out for the last show.
Jordan - Yes I have read your posts. You have stated that you waited for her to sign at stage door but she did not come out except for a rare time. You have also written that she will not accept/sign anything that is left for her back stage. You posted that the stage door is run horribly. If you read some of my posts, I replied to you saying the stage door person should not keep telling people she will come out when they know darn well she is going to exit thru another door every night. Finally, I made the comment "Like many people have said, the performers don't have to sign things if they don't want to and it is her right to decline to do it" because I did not understand why people keep trying when it is obvious (at least to me) that after that altercation she was not going to do it so why continue to pursue it.
Jordan - I am just going by what was posted by "pianoconductor" about "altercation" and assumming it was true. The post said a couple of people mentioned the "altercation" and they described the person who supposedly upset her. Why do you think it did not happen ?
If you tried 12 straight times without success and you see the exact same scenario playing out yet again for the 13th time and you still decided to wait 60 minutes, that's on you.
She didn't sign your card, tough break, life goes on.
Oh does it, Bob? Thanks for your (as always) words of wisdom. I love when people only read what they want to in my posts and completely miss the actual point.
I understand the actual point. They were apparently intentionally misleading people. I don't disagree with your point that it's not a cool thing to do. There may be reasons they felt the need to do this that you haven't any knowledge of and that may have nothing to do with her being a mean person who didn't want to sign for her fans. I don't know the real reason and neither do you so let's not be too quick to assume and publicly call her out on it based on "what you heard" secondhand.
But again, it's only her name scribbled on a piece of cardboard. It's not life or death.
Jordon, I'm sorry that you were unable to get Scarlett's autograph to complete your card. I know you tried very hard and it is extremely frustrating. The explanation given for her not coming out anymore is probably what happened. It's impossible for any of us to get inside her head and understand her rationale. Maybe she will return in another show at some point, be over this incident, and she will sign it for you then.
Maybe. If she does, she does. My whole point was that (and contrary to what idiots like Bob would like to make true), it was a horribly run stage door that was told to lie to people to make them waste their time.
And here I thought you welcomed my wisdom. I even hoped I had a chance at becoming your personal life coach.
What I find interesting about you Jordan is you inhabit every thread and the vast majority of the comments you make are nasty, sarcastic or snarky yet if anyone else heaven forbid says anything like that to you, you're the first to jump up in indignation and call them out. An interesting value system you live your life with, my friend.
The stagedoor folks didn't play fair. Granted. But if you already saw that happen 12 times, then don't waste an hour thinking it will be different the 13th time and if you do, don't whine about it when it's not and complain about Scarlett Johansson being bitchy when you don't know for a fact why they did what they did.
You can respond by calling me another name if you want but I am done with you.
Jordan - I believe everyone thinks it was wrong to tell people to wait when they knew she was leaving thru another exit. I still would like you to explain your comment "The "altercation" that probably didn't even happen, you mean?" since the post I mentioned earlier seemed to go into detail about the person and the actual incident.
I had waited a couple times with the gentleman in question there as well and each time he was there he never got close to her and always said how she never came out (except for the first time when she only signed for a few people and for into her car).
He's not a mean guy. He seems eccentric but not mean.