36 Genuinely Wholesome Encounters With Celebrities That Might Help You Regain Some Faith In The WorldBuzzFeed Staff
"Anne Hathaway. I was a cater waiter at a party hosted by Elton John once, so it was absolutely full of famous people. I was doing some restocking in the ladies toilets and a male counterpart asked her to grab me. She came in, introduced herself , passed on the message, walked out with me, and was just really sweet in a context where she absolutely didn't need to be. Like I wasn't a fan, I was just the staff, and she still was lovely and talked to me like an equal.
"I've met Weird Al over 30 times, but one of my favorite ones was in 2019. A little backstory: in 2018 my family and I went to LA and got to see him receive his star on the Walk of Fame. We also did all the touristy things like Disneyland and studio tours.
"I have worked on many seasons of Gordon Ramsay's US shows, and I can confirm that he is one of the friendliest, sweetest, most down-to-earth celebrities I’ve met. He treats the entire crew with respect, and is happy to have a conversation with anyone. He turns on the temper for the cameras, but grins mischievously about it on the other side. I think that one reason he’s outlasted many other celebrity chefs is that he’s relatively easy to work with.
"Post Malone. I met him the other day and he's so sweet. He introduced himself with his actual name, and he held the door open for me to go inside the restaurant we were at."My father-in-law was a mechanic for the actors' motor homes on set. Father-in-law was a pain-in-the-ass yet Candy treated him like a nice new acquaintance."
"Years ago I worked with Jamie Lee Curtis. She's super nice and kind to everyone on set. I remember talking to her about Lindsay Lohan, back then she was still getting in trouble. They had done a movie together and she seemed genuinely worried about her. I am glad they have stayed in touch and they are apparently working together again."?' Matthew was nice and just said 'yeah.' I kinda gave him a little grin cause I knew more of his work.