> My thinking on this subject is that you should give them space. If they want to talk to you, you'll know. I once flew across the continent with Kathy Crosby sitting across the aisle and never exchanged a word with her. Another time in an airport I ran across Alan Hale, Jr. He was dressed in the Aloha shirt and cap that he always wore as the Skipper on TV. I think that was a signal that he wanted to be recognized. I didn't stop for an autograph, because he was surrounded.
> If I got on an elevator with Richard Petty, I might not speak, but if he was wearing the famous hat, I would probably say something like:
> "Good morning, Richard. Or "Tell John to try to lead that last lap." But I wouldn't delay him or anything like that. Celebs are people, too. They are often on tight schedules. I try to let them be.
> Howard

That makes sense. But I can't help but think, "What if I never see Gillian again, this might be my only chance to ever talk to her." You know? Keep in mind, I said actors that I greatly admire. Like if they're on the cover of a magazine, even one I never read, I still buy it kind of admire.

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PS Of course if I go ahead and talk to her and I upset her it would all chances of me marrying her.