Thoughts on Zachary Levi — Page 2
#27
Posted: 10/15/13 at 8:28pm
Haha yeah you people don't know me. The people I have talked to agree with me that it was very rude of him not to sign.
#28
Posted: 10/15/13 at 8:32pm
Well whatever, I think the majority of broadway fans can agree that what he did wasnt at all disrespectful or showed that he didn't care about his fans. Let's all do this thread a favor and move on. The ones that truly appreciate zachary levi know how he treats his fans and everything else. Your not worth anyone else's time.
#29
Posted: 10/15/13 at 8:34pm
Yet you post on a public messaging board looking for people to agree, side, and sympathize with you.......
You seem super cool.
You seem super cool.
#30
Posted: 10/15/13 at 8:41pm
We may not know you, but you invited us in to your "problem". So if he had signed for you, what could you have said to boost sales for the show -- SINCE YOU DIDN'T SEE IT. What kind of a recommendation could you possibly have given it?
Stage Door experiences are not blackmail material.
Of COURSE your friends tell you he was wrong -- they are your friends. My daughter gets upset when she doesn't get a solo: after all, all her friends told her she sounded great at auditions.
You sound like a petulant, spoiled child.
Stage Door experiences are not blackmail material.
Of COURSE your friends tell you he was wrong -- they are your friends. My daughter gets upset when she doesn't get a solo: after all, all her friends told her she sounded great at auditions.
You sound like a petulant, spoiled child.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
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#31
Posted: 10/15/13 at 8:53pm
"The people I have talked to agree with me that it was very rude of him not to sign."
Yes, I sure your friends are just as big of a douche bag as you are.
Birds of a feather...
Yes, I sure your friends are just as big of a douche bag as you are.
Birds of a feather...
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#32
Posted: 10/15/13 at 8:55pm
So if what I did was so wrong why did krysta and the other cast members sign for me? Why is Levi so special ?
#33
Posted: 10/15/13 at 9:01pm
They can sign whatever they want to.
Same with Zachary.
You are just upset because you wanted his autograph. But he has rules, and you weren't following them.
Actors don't have to come out and sign at all.
It's not him that's being rude or mean, it's you who are expecting too much.
Same with Zachary.
You are just upset because you wanted his autograph. But he has rules, and you weren't following them.
Actors don't have to come out and sign at all.
It's not him that's being rude or mean, it's you who are expecting too much.
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-whatever2
#34
Posted: 10/15/13 at 9:14pm
No one said what ANY of them did was wrong. YOU are the one passing judgement. He has every right to sign or not sign, as does every other person that walks out the door.
Just like, you didn't HAVE to let those you didn't know sign, either. There are classy ways to say no, thank you. I'm pretty sure none of them would have wrestled you so they could sign.
I don't care to stage door, but my daughter loves to. Neither my son or I have ever had to submit to an unwanted autograph. Pretty simple, actually.
Just like, you didn't HAVE to let those you didn't know sign, either. There are classy ways to say no, thank you. I'm pretty sure none of them would have wrestled you so they could sign.
I don't care to stage door, but my daughter loves to. Neither my son or I have ever had to submit to an unwanted autograph. Pretty simple, actually.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
#35
Posted: 10/15/13 at 9:58pm
I don't stage door ever but it would piss me off if someone like you just went along the streets going to ever stage door expecting to get something signed for shows you haven't even seen. Do you just walk around with different paraphernalia in hopes that someone will sign it for you and then what? Do you turn around and sell it or just put it up in a shrine and jerk off to it?
No one cares if you don't recommend a show you've NEVER SEEN based on some personal experience. You probably frame it differently to your idiot friends that don't know any better.
Get a grip, get a life and get over it!
No one cares if you don't recommend a show you've NEVER SEEN based on some personal experience. You probably frame it differently to your idiot friends that don't know any better.
Get a grip, get a life and get over it!
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#36
Posted: 10/15/13 at 11:21pm
You came on here hoping to passively aggressively drum up support for your butthurt-ness of Levi not giving you his autograph. You received quite the opposite and now you're too smug to humble yourself and admit the problem here was in fact not Levi, but you. Grow up and move on.
#37
Posted: 10/15/13 at 11:31pm
Another thought...I doubt this is the case, but some actors are obligated to only sign for paying customers because of contracts they may have signed with outside of a specific function or other groups. "Chuck" was quite the hit among the comic-con and convention circuit. He may have some strange rule held over this head that he can't sign unless someone has paid to come see him at such events. I don't know.
In the end, no one is obligated to sign for anyone or anything. I had a bizarre encounter with Neil Patrick Harris at a suburban Michigan grocery store over Labor Day. He was very pleasant and gracious with everyone who came up to him and signed something if you asked, but he politely told people he wouldn't take pictures. Moral of the story? No one owes anyone anything, no matter if you paid to see them or if you're both shopping for diet coke before traveling to visit family. If you get an autograph or picture, it's incredibly considerate of the actor. If they decline, the reason they gave is the reason you take. And you got a reason. He could have just as easily said no and walked away.
In the end, no one is obligated to sign for anyone or anything. I had a bizarre encounter with Neil Patrick Harris at a suburban Michigan grocery store over Labor Day. He was very pleasant and gracious with everyone who came up to him and signed something if you asked, but he politely told people he wouldn't take pictures. Moral of the story? No one owes anyone anything, no matter if you paid to see them or if you're both shopping for diet coke before traveling to visit family. If you get an autograph or picture, it's incredibly considerate of the actor. If they decline, the reason they gave is the reason you take. And you got a reason. He could have just as easily said no and walked away.
Updated On: 10/15/13 at 11:31 PM
#38
Posted: 10/15/13 at 11:33pm
wow you people are harsh
I went for Krysta and Quinto because I respect the tv work they do.
it's not my fault I have not seen many positive reviews for first date and The Glass Menagerie is not my type of show that I want to see.
I went for Krysta and Quinto because I respect the tv work they do.
it's not my fault I have not seen many positive reviews for first date and The Glass Menagerie is not my type of show that I want to see.
#39
Posted: 10/15/13 at 11:45pm
Oh yeah, that's not entitled at all....
You're a horrible fan that I don't think Krysta needs. You're "threatening" to tell people not to see a show you didn't see because the star you didn't care about beforehand didn't give you five minutes, even though the star you did care about (because of other projects) did.
Ass.
You're a horrible fan that I don't think Krysta needs. You're "threatening" to tell people not to see a show you didn't see because the star you didn't care about beforehand didn't give you five minutes, even though the star you did care about (because of other projects) did.
Ass.
Updated On: 10/15/13 at 11:45 PM
#40
Posted: 10/15/13 at 11:59pm
"I went for Krysta and Quinto because I respect the tv work they do."
Then why did you even start this thread if you don't care about him? If you respect Krysta because of her TV work (which in and of itself is a joke because Smash) then you should respect her enough not to dissuade people from seeing the show she's in. You really need to go away from here because you look like an idiot and you're getting your @ss handed to you instead of everyone jumping on your bandwagon.
Then why did you even start this thread if you don't care about him? If you respect Krysta because of her TV work (which in and of itself is a joke because Smash) then you should respect her enough not to dissuade people from seeing the show she's in. You really need to go away from here because you look like an idiot and you're getting your @ss handed to you instead of everyone jumping on your bandwagon.
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#41
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:00am
I hope the show does well for krysta I have been telling people how sweet she is. The show won't fail because of one person.
I just don't think Levi is a big enough star to act like this. If it was like Tom Hanks I could understand it.
I just don't think Levi is a big enough star to act like this. If it was like Tom Hanks I could understand it.
Updated On: 10/16/13 at 12:00 AM
#43
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:04am
"I just don't think Levi is a big enough star to act like this. If it was like Tom Hanks I could understand it."
Oh so now it's about how big a star is?
Oh so now it's about how big a star is?
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#44
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:06am
So you hope the show does well but several replies ago you said that you were telling people not to see it because of this encounter? You're coming across doubleminded. Which is it? Do you want to show to do well or not? Also, just a guess but you must be under 30, right? The reason I ask is because I've notice that our generation has a hard time being told no and following rules. It hurts our flesh.
#45
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:07am
Your seriously making yourself look like a fool! Stop talking. If you don't think zachary levi is a big star your seriously delusional. One word... "Chuck"
#46
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:17am
What else has he been in besides chuck and tangled and the new Thor movie. 3 things don't make you an a list celeb.
#47
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:19am
Now it's about how many things someone is in? You can take a look for yourself.
Why would you want Krysta's autograph? She's only been on one TV show so she's barely even famous by your requirements.
Zachary Levi's IMDB
Why would you want Krysta's autograph? She's only been on one TV show so she's barely even famous by your requirements.
Zachary Levi's IMDB
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#48
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:23am
There's more to being a celebrity than just movie/tv roles. He's respected in the industry for his achievements in charity work. Seriously this thread is ridiculous. You didn't get the response you wanted so now your just trying to pick arguments and your failing. First date is a fabulous show with generous and amazing cast members zachary and krysta included. If you don't believe that than that's your choice. Stop dissing him because you didn't get what you wanted.
#49
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:28am
Zachary Levi is doing a favor for his paying customers, as it were, by going above and beyond already with spending so much time signing autographs and taking pictures. Why on Earth should he have to do the same for people who aren't even paying?
You can whine "oh one autograph is two seconds" all you want, if you don't make rules for how you spend your time, you end up with a hundred autographs for random people. Every person in the world budgets their time. Because everyone's time is THEIR OWN, and you don't freaking own it.
You can whine "oh one autograph is two seconds" all you want, if you don't make rules for how you spend your time, you end up with a hundred autographs for random people. Every person in the world budgets their time. Because everyone's time is THEIR OWN, and you don't freaking own it.
#50
Posted: 10/16/13 at 12:48am
Ben, do you even have any idea how stupid you sound or how big of a jerk you come across as. Is there someone whose opinion you trust who can help you see that?
Do you also wander into hotels, head for the meeting room areas, grab left over danishes off the breakfast trays outside the room and act insulted when the hotel staff tells you to get lost?
Do you also wander into hotels, head for the meeting room areas, grab left over danishes off the breakfast trays outside the room and act insulted when the hotel staff tells you to get lost?
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