Rudest celeb you've met?

Towzer100 · 13-11-2010 12:41am

Francis from Malcolm in the Middle!

ChopShop · 13-11-2010 3:20pm

Towzer100 wrote: »

Francis from Malcolm in the Middle!

More info please?

Towzer100 · 13-11-2010 4:43pm

Met him at Cork airport he was on my flight to Milan with the two from that 70's show! You know Donna and the guy with the fuzzy hair I think his name was Kelso?? Donna and Kelso were lovely but Francis was an ass. Kept like standing in the corner with his sunglasses and giant headphones on and just wasnt friendly like the other two! Wouldnt give autographs and that!

Millicent · 14-11-2010 2:22am

Towzer100 wrote: »

Met him at Cork airport he was on my flight to Milan with the two from that 70's show! You know Donna and the guy with the fuzzy hair I think his name was Kelso?? Donna and Kelso were lovely but Francis was an ass. Kept like standing in the corner with his sunglasses and giant headphones on and just wasnt friendly like the other two! Wouldnt give autographs and that!

You're thinking of the guy who played Hyde. He and the guy that played Francis are brothers IRL so it makes more sense.

Towzer100 · 14-11-2010 4:50pm

Thats the fella!

dilly32 · 14-11-2010 5:28pm

Mick Hucknall ( Simply Red ) I woz workin at 'trip to tipp' yrs ago. I was there for the wkend so we were stayin in campers/tents at the back of the stage. We had access all area passes. When he saw a gang of us on our way backstage headin to get a kip, he shouted at his security to 'keep those ppl away from me'. We all roared laughin at him the p****. None of us were goin in his direction. I think he woz prob showin off to the girl he woz chattin to.

Twink, don't need to comment here

Anne Doyle, met her in o'Donohoes on Baggot Street when she woz with Jim Mc Daide. One rude bitch to ppl. Sneering at them thinkin her s**t didn't smell.

Paparazzo · 14-11-2010 10:16pm

OK, no one really famous, and no one rude. But i'll post it anyway:
I met Anne Doyle in Donahue and Nesbitts, she was really nice. Place was wedged, standing room only. She was standing with some guy and didn't mind a few people with me taking photos with her.
I met Bertie (does he count as a celeb?) in Fagans when he was Taoiseach, he was sitting down talking to someone. My girlfriend went over and asked for a photo and he couldn't have been nicer. But he has to keep voters happy.
We also met Rosanna Davidson in The Waterloo. Was with a load of really drunk people and she was also really nice and chatty, she was delighted to get into photos with us. This was ages ago, about a year after she won Mrs World. For some reason I thought she was going to be a stuck up bitch!
Met Dermot Keeley (League of Ireland player, not manager) in a pub. I'm a Shelbourne fan and said hello had a small chat. Then my girlfriend went over and told him and chatted to him for ages, told him I was a Shelbourne fan and we had just got engaged. He gave us his number and told us to ring him tomorrow and he'd organize 2 season tickets for an engagement present! Legend!

jill_valentine · 14-11-2010 10:29pm

I'd say a good sixty percent of this thread's posts amount to "I acted like a complete arse to somebody because I recognised their face from the telly so they weren't supernaturally patient with me. Those gits."

Bob Z · 14-11-2010 10:45pm

jill_valentine wrote: »

I'd say a good sixty percent of this thread's posts amount to "I acted like a complete arse to somebody because I recognised their face from the telly so they weren't supernaturally patient with me. Those gits."

ah well sure that means 40% of them are grand

jill_valentine · 14-11-2010 10:55pm

Well, some celebrities are arses too.

Somewhere, there is an alternate, celebrity-only board where they're talking about the rudest boards.ies they've ever met. 60% of those posts are probably the same.

smokie2008 · 14-11-2010 11:08pm

Twint on the set of play that game, was only a kid...I'm still scarred

irishgrover · 17-11-2010 5:47pm

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ya don't work in "PR/morketing" by any chance :rolleyes:

MyKeyG · 17-11-2010 5:53pm

Ruud Gullit...he came across more annoyed than rude (no pun lol) cos he was on holiday but I had met Paul McGrath three days previous and he had all the time in the world more me. I was working as a student in Cannes and he wanted to know all about it. We spoke for about 20 minutes. Only for the obvious I'd say he'd have suggested going for a pint.

mcwhirter · 19-11-2010 10:38am

Sinead Desmond(ireland am), She's like a tranny

Shane10 · 19-11-2010 11:21am

not rude but shane filan is a gentleman. spoke to him and seen him out loads of times. always just goes out with his old mates in sligo when hes home and has the craic. dosent seem to mind anyone going up to him and chats away and always poses for pics. just one of the lads.

NiMaolriain · 19-11-2010 12:10pm

I worked at LWT in the 80s and got stuck between floors in a lift.
There were 5 of us in there, one of whom was Bruce Forsyth.
Let's just say one of us didn't handle the situation very well,
thought he was so much more important than the rest....

gscully · 19-11-2010 3:27pm

NiMaolriain wrote: »

I worked at LWT in the 80s and got stuck between floors in a lift.
There were 5 of us in there, one of whom was Bruce Forsyth.
Let's just say one of us didn't handle the situation very well,
thought he was so much more important than the rest....

You obviously weren't so much better than the crowd he got stuck in the lift with last week

Dancor · 19-11-2010 3:40pm

NiMaolriain wrote: »

I worked at LWT in the 80s and got stuck between floors in a lift.
There were 5 of us in there, one of whom was Bruce Forsyth.
Let's just say one of us didn't handle the situation very well,
thought he was so much more important than the rest....

That Bruce fella is some man for getting stuck in the lifts.

C-J · 04-12-2010 2:16am

A friend works in the living room pub in galway, grainne and sile seoige came in one day with their mother for lunch, the place had a handful of people in it yet they asked to be seated upstairs because people were 'gawping at them', total divas. Michael moore visited my nan's house a few years back with his wife tracing family roots in the area, she had no idea who he was until she showed me photos of the 'nice american couple'!

Shakeandbake! · 04-12-2010 9:11pm

Not sure if she counts as a celeb but Tracy Piggott is a very rude bitch.

Shane Lynch - 110% down to earth dead on guy.
Andrea Roche - A total lady
Mika Hakkinen - Brilliant guy, laid back, approacable, plenty of time to talk to fans. I met him briefly at Silverstone in '92 and again at Brands Hatch in '07 when he explained the handling charecteristics and aerodynamics of the Merc DTM car to me. Top top bloke.
Bono - met him backstage at the Point when they done the xmas gigs with BB King, he was great craic.
Alex Ferguson - Met him at Dublin Airport, asked for his autograph, he obliged and had no bother in engaging in chit chat, i was asking him about Rock of Gibralter (who was in training at the time) etc, then mentioned i was a Liverpool fan......."sorry for your troubles son" he said with a laugh!
Enya - Met her a good few times when we were renovating an apartment of hers in Killiney around the early '90s, quiet and reserved but polite.

garden_snapper · 04-12-2010 11:45pm

Ally Dick wrote: »

Brian Kerr was very rude to my sister a few years ago. She won VIP passes to a concert in Croke Park. She went over to him to ask him would he pose for a photo with her and he said to her really impatiently "I have to go take a piss !" and he stormed off

Met Brian Kerr in the airport going to Milan for a Champions League game a few years back. I said hello Brian are you going to the game...he returned and ignorant grunt. I put that down to the early start in the morning but met him again in Sin É I think its called in town and he was twice as ignorant. He has found his level with the Faroe Islands

The most ignorant however would have to go to Colin Mountgomerie - found his ball at the Irish Open when I was stewarding as an excited teenager - when he came over he never even said thanks and motioned me away with his club!!

On a nicer note I met Roy Keane and he was intense but sound, Paul McGrath is a gentleman, had a few pints with Charlie Burchill (Simple Minds) who lived in Ashford a number of years back and is a top block. Kevin Moran was bang on and Seamus Heaney is the kindest and most interesting man you will ever have the pleasure of meeting!!!

ICANN · 05-12-2010 8:38pm

I served Mary Coughlan the singer once when I worked in a shop- she ate the face off me over the shops returns policy.

Paschal Sheehy was sound the few times I met him

squiddly · 09-12-2010 12:10am

Hmm... Although Sinead from Six doesn't really count as a celebrity, she was a right mare when I served her where I worked an few years ago! Failing that, Tommy Tiernan. Not a fan of his, so thankfully the "don't meet your heroes" adage didn't apply!

DEFTLEFTHAND · 11-12-2010 11:55pm

I witnessed Packie Bonner been incredibly rude to a group of people who approached him for an autograph in a Dublin hotel.

cathy01 · 12-12-2010 1:09pm

Brendan O Carroll.Took my nan to see him years ago, and he was so rude.She was about 70 at the time and went to shake his hand.I have hated him since...not one to hold a grudge me.:D

Ardennes1944 · 12-12-2010 1:14pm

ronan o gara!

Jonah42 · 12-12-2010 1:24pm

I met Dave Grohl at the airport. He was the nicest guy in the world and we talked about guitars for a few minutes. He fell over his suitcase and just laughed it off too.

Blobby George · 12-12-2010 10:57pm

I had occasion to attend a social event in London recently. Whilst there I bumped in to Ricky Gervais coming back from the bar, quite an arrogant little runt.

smares · 14-12-2010 12:06pm

Met the Spice girls years ago when they were popular and geri Halliwell told there minders not to let myself and a friend into the shop or near them.
But my friends parents owned the shop and in we went,the others were nice,she was not happy!!:P

peejay1986 · 14-12-2010 12:12pm

'Met' Eamon Holmes at a Utd game. Wouldn't even acknowledge us despite us being directly in front of him, about 3 feet away. Almost barged us out of the way to get passed. Prick.

irisheagle · 15-12-2010 3:35am

Rudest I'd have to say Bernard Dunne, I suprised enough as he comes across as a nice lad, didn't even go over to him he came over to us bumped into me mate a bit and asked if we were alright then stared at us for a few seconds and walked off

, me mate is living in England the last few years and hadn't a clue who he was

Have to say the soundest was Richard Dunne the Ireland defender, met him years ago in Livepool when I was a kid, total gent

garden_snapper · 18-12-2010 1:35pm

irisheagle wrote: »

Rudest I'd have to say Bernard Dunne, I suprised enough as he comes across as a nice lad, didn't even go over to him he came over to us bumped into me mate a bit and asked if we were alright then stared at us for a few seconds and walked off , me mate is living in England the last few years and hadn't a clue who he was

Have to say the soundest was Richard Dunne the Ireland defender, met him years ago in Livepool when I was a kid, total gent

Think to be fair to Bernard you might have got him on a bad day. I had the opposite opinion I didnt like him at all but met him with the young lad at the Aviva for the Utd v Airtricity game and he stopped and took pictures and then asked his mate to take one so the three of us could get in the picture so in my experience he was dead sound.

scudzilla · 18-12-2010 10:23pm

Jonah42 wrote: »

I met Dave Grohl at the airport. He was the nicest guy in the world and we talked about guitars for a few minutes. He fell over his suitcase and just laughed it off too.

Agree wit this, Met him twice and each time he's been awesome, first time was backstage at the Ozzfest in Milton Keynes, he said they were leaving and if there was anything we wanted in his dressing room just to take it as they were leaving it.

Got a couple of signed pics, a few drumsticks and a couple of t-shirts.

Nicest rock star i've met (Apart from Henry Rollins), and i've met quite a few

pakalasa · 19-12-2010 12:19pm

John Wayne....met him once.
I said 'Jez, I thought you were dead'.....he just turned around and went - 'To hell I am'

ladypip · 19-12-2010 12:27pm

pakalasa wrote: »

John Wayne....met him once.
I said 'Jez, I thought you were dead'.....he just turned around and went - 'To hell I am'

Thats awesome id love to meet him!!

Birneybau · 21-12-2010 1:55pm

pakalasa wrote: »

John Wayne....met him once.
I said 'Jez, I thought you were dead'.....he just turned around and went - 'To hell I am'

ladypip wrote: »

Thats awesome id love to meet him!!

Eh....He's dead quite a while now...

pakalasa · 22-12-2010 9:52am

pakalasa wrote: »

John Wayne....met him once.
I said 'Jez, I thought you were dead'.....he just turned around and went - 'To hell I am'

It was a JOKE! :rolleyes:

cassid · 22-12-2010 11:16am

shayne gibbons- total gent, was doting over my little son and was telling me how he missed his own children

sir Bobbie Robson- very nice man

NIcky Byrne- absolute gent, so much time for photographs and chatting to people, so patient and is really down to earth. His wife Georgina, lovely as well.

My mother met a guy who said he was a stand in for John Wayne, de mammy was impressed but at the time I did not know who JW was only about 7 or 8.

Larry Mullen once winked at me.

pebbles21 · 23-12-2010 11:38pm

pakalasa wrote: »

It was a JOKE! :rolleyes:

Not a very funny one :rolleyes:

furiousox · 23-12-2010 11:55pm

pakalasa wrote: »

It was a JOKE! :rolleyes:

"The hell it was......!"

dolittle · 24-12-2010 2:00pm

get off your horse and take your joke

11-03-2011 11:02pm

Lothar Matthaeus. Asshole.

jill_valentine · 12-03-2011 3:22am

smares wrote: »

geri Halliwell told there minders not to let myself and a friend into the shop or near them.

Halliwell is an awful bint.

bobDbuilder · 12-03-2011 3:37am

Myself and a few mates were sitting in the shelbourne reception a good few years ago. We were slagging and ripping the piss when the old bloke beside us reading the paper stopped, then told us to 'shut the fukc up'.

It turned out it was Denis Hopper. Ended up having a bit of craic with the grumpy auld fecker.

seanybiker · 12-03-2011 3:44am

bobDbuilder wrote: »

Myself and a few mates were sitting in the shelbourne reception a good few years ago. We were slagging and ripping the piss when the old bloke beside us reading the paper stopped, then told us to 'shut the fukc up'.

It turned out it was Denis Hopper. Ended up having a bit of craic with the grumpy auld fecker.

Priceless. I want Denis Hopper to tell me to shut up

johnbobtheslob · 01-04-2011 12:36am

the green day singer billie joe armstrong was an absolute gent. met him at dublin airport couple years ago chatted with him for bout 15min in the airport lovely fella

ray foley was a self important a hole when i met him

Ash.J.Williams · 04-04-2011 4:48pm

Just read a bunch of quoted "tweets" from the paper last week and there was one from George best son about appearing on an irish tv show..he was saying along the lines that he had no interest but he feels he has to keep "his irish fans happy"....

How in the name of jehovah can anyone and i mean anyone be a fan of george best's son....??????

amdublin · 04-04-2011 7:39pm

seanybiker wrote: »

Priceless. I want Denis Hopper to tell me to shut up

Me too! Me too!

DublinWriter · 04-04-2011 8:25pm

seanybiker wrote: »

Priceless. I want Denis Hopper to tell me to shut up

Go buy a ouija board then.

Seriously, that's a very cool anecdote, made cooler by the fact that you all ended up having the craic together.

Dub Ste · 05-04-2011 8:56am

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

Just read a bunch of quoted "tweets" from the paper last week and there was one from George best son about appearing on an irish tv show..he was saying along the lines that he had no interest but he feels he has to keep "his irish fans happy"....

How in the name of jehovah can anyone and i mean anyone be a fan of george best's son....??????

Because he was one of the greatest footballers of all time,even if he did play for "them",he was a true talent.

Oh,hang on,got that mixed up.I see you mean,the useless, talentless,absolute no mark,Callum.
"Hi I'm Callum Best,there is no reason at all that I should be on tv,in the papers at all,I've nothing to offer,but my dad was real at soccerball.......

Rudest celeb you've met?

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