Moonlightaholics

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Will Harris says:
Alex is a great guy. I was able to chat with him last night at the CBS party (look for it on Bullz-Eye closer to the premiere of “Three Rivers”), and he couldn’t have been nicer.
It was funny, actually, because when I walked to up to talk to him, he was in mid-conversation with Ms. Tassler, and, y’know, there are times to interrupt someone, but you don’t do it when they’re talking to their boss. Then, Joe Mantegna walked up, and I guess they bonded on “Criminal Minds,” because he joined the conversation. They finally wrapped up, and Alex seemed surprised that I wanted to talk to him (he thought I was waiting for Joe), but he said, “Let me just get a drink and I’ll be right back, and we can talk.” Now, if a publicist had said that to me, I’d figure I’d never see the guy again, but Alex came back - along with a drink for his boy Joe, who had since wandered away - and thanked me for being so polite as to wait patiently. As a result, we had a nice (if too brief) conversation about “Three Rivers,” “Moonlight,” and “The Back-Up Plan.”
Good times…

redwinter101 wrote:The Premium Hollywood blogger, Will Harris, has added the following comment to his original post:

Will Harris says:
Alex is a great guy. I was able to chat with him last night at the CBS party (look for it on Bullz-Eye closer to the premiere of “Three Rivers”), and he couldn’t have been nicer.
It was funny, actually, because when I walked to up to talk to him, he was in mid-conversation with Ms. Tassler, and, y’know, there are times to interrupt someone, but you don’t do it when they’re talking to their boss. Then, Joe Mantegna walked up, and I guess they bonded on “Criminal Minds,” because he joined the conversation. They finally wrapped up, and Alex seemed surprised that I wanted to talk to him (he thought I was waiting for Joe), but he said, “Let me just get a drink and I’ll be right back, and we can talk.” Now, if a publicist had said that to me, I’d figure I’d never see the guy again, but Alex came back - along with a drink for his boy Joe, who had since wandered away - and thanked me for being so polite as to wait patiently. As a result, we had a nice (if too brief) conversation about “Three Rivers,” “Moonlight,” and “The Back-Up Plan.”
Good times…

Red