[craigster59]

I work with a lot of famous people. Most are well adjusted (at least seem that way), nice and down to earth when away from the cameras and "their public". A film set is almost like a sanctuary for them, they can be themselves without having to worry about being in tomorrow's tabloids. Granted, there are some publicity whores in the mix, but the majority just want to lead a somewhat normal life.

I remember meeting with Jennifer Anniston a few days after the whole "Brangelina" thing went down. We were location scouting and the paparazzi were relentless, I'd never experienced anything that severe. Decoy vehicles, lookalikes, everything was used to throw them off her trail.

Years ago I worked with Lorenzo Music (Carlton The Doorman, Garfield and voice over on a buttload of commercials). He told me he had the best job in the World, making a ton of money and could walk down the street and nobody would recognize him unless he opened up his mouth.

I prefer my anonymity, the celeb life is not for me. It pays well but they can have it.