Belton Ag said:

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I can only imagine how much someone famous gets approached and bothered whenever they try to do anything outside the home. Being standoffish or even a jerk might be a kind of self defense mechanism.

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But at least have the decency in you
To leave me alone, when you freaks see me out
In the streets when I'm eating or feeding my daughter
To not come and speak to me
I don't know you, and no, I don't owe you a motha****in' thing
I'm not Mr. N'Sync, I'm not what your friends think
I'm not Mr. Friendly, I can be a ***** if you tempt me

Sea Speed said:

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I know he isn't real, but Johnny drama is such a doooosh bag it hurts. My vote goes to the many people in Hollywood that he is based on.

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What's funny is that I absolutely love his character because of his B-list status. I feel like the only people he's a ****** to is the rest of Vinny's crew

Walt Luddiger said:

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someone on here (or maybe it was aggieyell) posted a story about Ashton Kutcher that I'll never forget. His friend was Bruce Willis' personal pilot and he went to pick up Ashton and Demi to fly them to where Bruce was staying. They had a big celebration every year for Thanksgiving. Bruce was kind enough to invite the pilot to stay for dinner. Ashton was treating the pilot like a steward the entire time, making him load his bags and what not.

At dinner, when they got to the part of the blessing where everyone says what they are thankful for, Ashton apparently thanked the lord that he was blessed with such talent and good looks so he could be famous instead of just some normal guy "like him", as he pointed at the pilot.

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that was me. and it really happened. i know the pilot and he told me the story verbatim.

he also said hed walk to the plane and drop his bags for the flight crew to pick up. they reminded him, rather unkindly, to get his own ******* bags.

he did say that bruce was one of the nicest guys he's ever met

Zombie Jon Snow said:

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isn't it Shia Lebouf?????
I thought this was no contest.

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Belton Ag said:

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I can only imagine how much someone famous gets approached and bothered whenever they try to do anything outside the home. Being standoffish or even a jerk might be a kind of self defense mechanism.

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I know I'd be a complete *******. There's no question.

TresPuertas said:

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Walt Luddiger said:

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someone on here (or maybe it was aggieyell) posted a story about Ashton Kutcher that I'll never forget. His friend was Bruce Willis' personal pilot and he went to pick up Ashton and Demi to fly them to where Bruce was staying. They had a big celebration every year for Thanksgiving. Bruce was kind enough to invite the pilot to stay for dinner. Ashton was treating the pilot like a steward the entire time, making him load his bags and what not.

At dinner, when they got to the part of the blessing where everyone says what they are thankful for, Ashton apparently thanked the lord that he was blessed with such talent and good looks so he could be famous instead of just some normal guy "like him", as he pointed at the pilot.

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that was me. and it really happened. i know the pilot and he told me the story verbatim.

he also said hed walk to the plane and drop his bags for the flight crew to pick up. they reminded him, rather unkindly, to get his own ******* bags.

he did say that bruce was one of the nicest guys he's ever met

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That's disappointing. I really started liking him.

YouBet said:

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Alec Baldwin is a good one. He's also one of the few where the common man has actual evidence of his d baggery whereas a lot of these other folks it's from second hand sources.

He's a crap human for the most part although I've enjoyed several of his characters over the years (not trump though; that was really bad).

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I hate that dude.

My great uncle was a stunt double in Howard the Duck and I guarantee he is the biggest d-bag anywhere. Petty little *****

Part of lonesome dove was filmed on my best mans dads land back in the day. Apparently Tommy Lee Jones had ridden horses in the past but was a huge dick when the trainers or whatever you call the horse experts have him any advice. All around DB to the crew and anyone on set.

My parents took dance lessons from Duvall and his wife. They said he was really nice. I have a friend that had drinks with him and Thomas Hayden Church and said he was a regular guy.

My cousin knows and has spent a lot of time with Jennifer Lawrence and says she is really fun.

I get the feeling that Tommy Lee Jones is a dick, but it works for him because that's usually his character. Kind of like Charlie Sheen... it's so expected that no one really minds.

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amg405 said:

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Not to totally derail but I met Tommy Lee Jones in a bookstore in San Antonio when I was like 14 and he was a total jerk. True story.

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One of my buddies grew up in San Antonio and was a waiter at one of TLJ's regular spots near his house. He said he was the only one who would wait on him, as every other was screamed down for one reason or another. TLJ tolerated him, but was still a deek. TLJ would call ahead and ask if my buddy was there, or he wouldn't come. Kind of like the Nicholson character in As Good As It Gets.

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Similar story

My wife worked at Pottery Barn in S.A. years ago. He came in to buy furniture for a house in west TX (filming 3 Burials?).

TLJ scared the crap out of everyone but my wife. She took no guff. Made him show his ID when he paid with a credit card.

That must've amused him. He insisted they call her in on her off day when he returned weeks later.