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Bravo, and thank you for showing & selling me a Disney magic trick to help my dexterity after with a badly broken arm as a little girl when you were a teen. I am forever grateful. I remember your previews outside the Birdcage as a teen, and I’d say there he is!
- My husband thought we should take a picture of his face and print it on fabric to make a mask out of. That way everyone could tell it was him. Or, you could take a picture of someone else’s face to make your mask out of.
- I’m an introvert plus live in a small town. I like the anonymity of a mask and sunglasses in public and I’m not even famous. When everything is safe, please come back to the Britt in Jacksonville,OR if you guys can. It’s a dream of mine to see you play banjo live!
- Many years ago I said to the elevator operator at The Carlyle when you got off on the 5th floor, ‘That looked like Steve Martin” and the elevator operator said “It is Steve Martin”!
- Thanks for taking time to be in touch with the country this way! The brief break of reality for a laugh and warm feeling is tremendously appreciated! Much love Mr Martin!
Honestly, Steve, you know the solution is to wear bunny ears and an arrow-through-the-head. Time to take them out of retirement, buddy. The sign needs to rest atop an arrow through the head so we know you’re authentic and aren’t just a Steve Martin impersonator.
Recalling when, for about 10 years, I was a locally famous jazz jock at a public radio station and then changes at the station jettisoned some of us into anonymity. For awhile I tried to maintain fame, but I gave it up to make better bread than what radio ever pays.
