Zachary Levi Interview

Hmm... while I like that he takes the time, I wish he didn't state that audience members were entitled to a signature and a photo, even if it's just for him.



Stagedooring should never be seen as part of the theatre-going experience, and I tend to stagedoor. Actors don't owe the audiences anything after they take their final bow. IMHO.

Updated On: 4/18/16 at 01:52 PM

Stagedooring should never be seen as part of the theatre-going experience, and I tend to stagedoor. Actors don't owe the audiences anything after they take their final bow. IMHO.

I tend to agree with you. While I think it's wonderful that he spends the time with his fans, I hope that people don't come away with the impression that EVERYONE should do it and any actor who isn't doing it is somehow being a jerk.

It's not something theater-goers should expect. If they get an autograph or two, that's nice, but it's not an entitlement.

I didn't know much about Zachary Levi before I saw the show. He won me over with his performance but then to see him at the stage door? I was completely charmed. The best part was it didn't even seem forced/phony. He genuinely looked like he was having a great time interacting with the fans, and I will definitely make an effort to see future productions he's a part of.

"In my mind it's only a fair exchange to look these people in they [sic] eye and thank them for affirming me."

I remember when I met him during First Date. I was a bundle of nerves.

I told him I was a fan of his work from Chuck and how much I loved that show. He asked me if I liked 'this' show and I said I loved it and laughed hysterically throughout it, and I told him he was a wonderful singer.

He stopped smiling and looked me dead in the eyes, and said "Bless you" very seriously. The gravity of his delivery totally caught me off guard!

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