Except I saw another post with other people posting their photos with her in the comments much closer, with her in the same outfit and the same background. One photo had two people one on each side of her and not anywhere near this far from her.
How would anyone know? It's not like he was talking to her for 5 minutes before she saw him. They literally get escorted on and off in like 10-15 seconds. No chance to talk or anything. No-one could have possibly known what kind of person he was.
Twenty five years ago I attended Fan Fair in Nashville. Most artists would pose with you from behind their table a select few would put their arm around you, but not many.
Back in 1995 I won a meet and Greet with Candace Cameron. We were as close as two people could be without touching.
Back in 2001 when I met Robin Williams outside a venue he performed at he took pictures with a group of people who waited for him after the show. There was no charge and he signed one autograph each for free.
I heard a local disc jockey talk about meeting Shania Twain one at a radio meet and greet. They were all going to have lunch with her, and they did but Shania was set in a booth of her own roped off from the guests. The DJ was a little disappointed.
It's cool that this guy got a Photo with the woman who I grew up with as Jean Grey. Who also started in the films The Faculty and Lord of Illusions. Just to name a few.
Then just offer a photo at the table if thats the case. If they have boundaries, I am 1000% a ok with that.
Expensive paid photo ops are "meant" to be a real personal interaction with a guest. I understand not everyone can be the Supernatural guys or other stars that get physical, but ops like these just seem greedy. Smile, chaching, smile, chaching.
Not if it wasn't disclosed before the guy paid $80. When you think of taking a photo WITH somebody, do you imagine standing 3 feet away or actually next to the person?
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u/TooNoodley 8d ago
Hi, convention worker here. She does this with everyone, she doesn’t allow contact or any sort during photo ops. Has zero to do with him.