I finally met John Leguizamo in person!
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2015 12:53 am
That's right, folks. I finally met John Leguizamo--Luigi himself--in person.
Leguizamo has started doing a comedy club tour of his upcoming one-man-show, Latin History For Dummies. When developing his shows in the past, he had done it for small groups of friends and at theaters, etc. Doing this at comedy clubs is a new thing for him and I think that the show I attended at Goodnights Comedy Club in Raleigh was the first stop of his tour.

After the show was over, John made time for a meet-and-greet where he let fans get some signed merchandise and have their pictures taken with thim. John signed my Second Sight Super Mario Bros. Blu-Ray and I was able to speak to him for a few moments. I told him who I was and how much me and all the fans appreciate his support for things like his 20th Anniversary Message and participation in the Blu-Ray documentary. John noted that it was sad that we've been losing Super Mario Bros. actors in the past few years like Dennis Hopper and Bob Hoskins. I agreed with him, and told him that's exactly why the SMB Movie Archive exists--to make sure their work can be celebrated and not forgotten.

Leguizamo has started doing a comedy club tour of his upcoming one-man-show, Latin History For Dummies. When developing his shows in the past, he had done it for small groups of friends and at theaters, etc. Doing this at comedy clubs is a new thing for him and I think that the show I attended at Goodnights Comedy Club in Raleigh was the first stop of his tour.
After the show was over, John made time for a meet-and-greet where he let fans get some signed merchandise and have their pictures taken with thim. John signed my Second Sight Super Mario Bros. Blu-Ray and I was able to speak to him for a few moments. I told him who I was and how much me and all the fans appreciate his support for things like his 20th Anniversary Message and participation in the Blu-Ray documentary. John noted that it was sad that we've been losing Super Mario Bros. actors in the past few years like Dennis Hopper and Bob Hoskins. I agreed with him, and told him that's exactly why the SMB Movie Archive exists--to make sure their work can be celebrated and not forgotten.