Twin Peaks has had an impact on pop culture; even without my help. And when
Sherilyn Fenn showed at Texas Frightmare I had to add her to the collection.
I spent a lot of time behind one guy that got about 10 items
signed. He had a story behind each item
and he HAD to share. In fact, he talked so much; he really didn’t need Sherilyn
there as he never waited for a response from her before moving on to the next
item.
He wasn’t rude, he just talked. And he shared. He also had ‘gifts’. He had painted or photo-shopped something
that he gave to her. He found a ‘rare’
photo of her that he also gave her. She politely refused. She added a comment that she wouldn’t have a
place to hang it. She then added that it looks odd to have photos of yourself
hanging in your own house. He didn’t get
the hint.
Nonetheless, she was friendly and open. She signed just about anything people
brought. She didn’t hesitate when
Playboys or other naked photos were asked to be signed. She laughed and teased
the owner about enjoying the images.
AH
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