He was only scheduled for Saturday. Renner had 2 signings scheduled for that day. If you missed him, you were out of luck.
When he cancelled the morning signing and went to straight
to the photo ops, you could feel the anxiety in the autograph area. There were
a lot of people already lined up when he cancelled. Just because you bought a
ticket or were in line, doesn’t mean you will get your autograph.
While it rarely happens now at paid signings, I can remember
30 years ago a ball player getting up after 20 minutes and saying no more. He was scheduled for a couple of hours and had
a long line of unhappy fans. Memories like those aren’t easily forgotten. They come
rushing back as you hear about Renner skipping the morning signing. You tend to fret over the possibility of
failure.
Because of those memories, I got in line very early for the
second signing. Even then, I was about
200 people back. It was going to be a long
wait.
When Jeremy Renner did show, he was all smiles. He was friendly
tried to exchange a few words with everyone.
He even took someone’s phone and talked for a moment. The line moved. About 90 minutes later I was done. I got my
photo signed and I was ready to get off of my feet.
AH
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