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Marvellous, a third name for my Scream sleeve

Excellent, was sorry to miss him at the Film Fair earlier this month

Excellent!

Always nice to see a pop star/film star combination! Thanks

Thanks for all the recent and future Quadrophenia guests SM. Just need Sting for this show now

2018 was the Dr Who Con, 2019 definitely looks like the year of Harry Potter!

Excellent guest, one for the discerning fan

RIP Peter, thanks for embracing these events and being a great Chewie!

Yep, I saw it at 9am this morning and I'm still thinking about it now - and I saw Avengers Endgame in between. Sorry folks, but a bunch of Marvel Superheroes are no match for Game of Thrones

Great guest

Thanks for getting Lee to London!

It's official, Chris Eccleston likes nerds! Shame he's not doing a talk this time, as his would be really interesting. But gives everyone more time to meet him of course.

Toby was nice to meet and we had a brief chat about his first TV role in the Camomile Lawn - which I very much enjoyed as a 17 year old when it first screened But for almost any actor whose first love is the theatre (as Toby's clearly is) they can often be dismissive of their screen work as opposed to stage. It's just one of those things.

Agreed John Simm was very nice and had time for brief exchanges with everyone that I could see. Would definitely recommend meeting him - I didn't get, or thankfully need a Diamond Pass but the DP price for John was very fair. I had VQ 130 and met him just before 3pm. Apart from Tom Baker whose time was restricted, he was pretty much the most popular guest of the day that I could see. Ted Raimi also did very well.

Roughly 9:45am, almost straightaway. So full marks to George for getting there early.

Great guest, sounds like he was a treat to meet at the previous event.

Sorry for the delay, yes sarcasm I'm afraid - I thanked him for coming and received no response to that nor a second polite remark. So at that point as a customer you just cut your losses and accept that you got what you paid for and nothing more! But he did ask if I wanted the same dedication on both my 8x10 and DVD sleeve so am grateful for that! My friend behind me in the queue didn't fare much better in terms of pleasantries either - but I'm not complaining, I got what I wanted and nice and early too - I just like being sarcastic

As well as a couple of others I have mentioned elsewhere I got signed 8x10s from Eddie Marsan, Sylvester McCoy, Lucy Davis, Keith Allen, John Simm and Toby Stephens. All were very pleasant and open and I probably had a couple of minutes chat with all of them. You can't really expect anything more from any event than that so all things considered LFCC Spring was a big hit with me. I hope SM run it again next year with the same balance of guests. I also had time to have a decent look around the stalls in mid-afternoon as well, which I never have time for in the summer!

Yes, he was so shocked to meet me yesterday morning that he could barely utter a word! Nonetheless, was great indeed to meet a 007.

Met David for the second time yesterday, what a lovely man he is. Charming, polite, never rushes anyone - and he has been in so many decent films. Was great to meet him again.

Yes indeed, it was a privilege to meet him a couple of years ago. A great hero of 66 and beyond.

What a brilliant guest, superb in The Opposite Of Sex and The Ice Storm, seems like yesterday that I saw those films in the cinema. Sadly, it wasn't...

Great guest, not many bigger British films than Trainspotting and The Full Monty n the last 20 years!

Yes, I had a feeling that was coming! Great price from Showmasters.

Nice, who wouldn't want Jenna Coleman for Christmas? Hopefully I'll have seen her in 'All My Sons' by LFCC.