Tips for Handling the Celebrity Rentboy Client

[curiousnomore]

I had the opposite occurrence. I hired and escort and after a notably hot encounter, we went out for dinner. As we were getting ready to leave, he asked me if I would like his autograph. I was taken aback and laughed and asked: Why would I want your autograph? He then told me that he was rather a famous porn actor and that most of his clients were fans or knew him though his work. He then offered to give me a signed copy of one of his movies. I took it to be courteous but quite frankly, it was a bit awkward.

Too funny!!! Just think of it as a nice souvenir.

[+ poolboy48220]

A co-worker was friends in high school with porn star Blake Harper. He met up with Blake for dinner on a trip out to California, and was curious about how many people seemed to be staring at Blake. He told him "I'm kind of a minor celebrity, I do porn". The friend said he'd introduce me sometime (Blake had moved back to the area by that time), but it never came together. I was curious if it'd be awkward since I'd hire Blake with his then-boyfriend Jason Branch four or five years prior to this. Not sure if he would've remembered me.

[Lankypeters]

A working guy I used to see said some celebrity clients wore masks when he met them. On their faces, that is.

[+ Chris Eisenhower]

Virtue.

 

Gesundheit.

[curiousnomore]

The article was in response from one of the tabloids claiming that Brad Pitt hired a former Falcon exclusive from its site years ago. They simply asked a few current advertisers what they would do.

Brad Pitt is bi? I was totally wrong about him then. I thought he was gay.

[bobnyc]

http://www.rentboy.com/blog/rentboy-coms-tips-for-handling-the-celebrity-client

 

The following article from Rentboy's blog asks a few sex workers how to handle celebrity clientele. I'd be curious to know what others think of this and how they would proceed.

 

I like how they used Billy Santoro in the article after he fully supported Jarec blackmailing his client. I guess we know what Billy might do with a celebrity.

[Samfoslom]

did Mr. Whipple have a "squeezing things" fetish??

[happyguy2]

When I worked in another city, a famous person was a friend. He told me that many people like himself had credit cards and identification under a pseudonym. All his reservations were always made under that name. When he hired escorts, he always hid his identity. He said only a few times did a guy he hired start asking probing, leading questions. His standard reply was, never missing a beat, saying "yeah, I get taken for him from time to time" and laughed it off .... and never hired the guy again!

A story is told that over the years, Queen Elizabeth and her husband go out incognito, with security far behind.. She got recognized by the lady selling tickets to a play. She said the same thing, adding: I think I am prettier than her!

[+ Chris Eisenhower]

Queen Elizabeth and her husband go out incognito, with security far behind.. She got recognized by the lady selling tickets to a play. She said the same thing, adding: I think I am prettier than her!

 

I saw her the other night on Broadway signing autographs at some play about Helen Mirren.

[Rudynate]

I've noticed that when you recognize celebrities when they're out and about, they're very aware that they've been recognized.

 

Celebrities don't interest me that much, so I don't check them out particularly, but when I do recognize them there is always a moment of direct eye contact, they don't look away like average people. Nothing is said, not even a nod, they they go their way and I go mine. It's interesting, it's always the same.

[Lankypeters]

Some of them grimace if your gaze lingers just a bit longer than it might with a civilian. This happened one evening when I spotted Dick Cavett in theaterland. There are monasteries for shy people.

[Guy Fawkes]

I've found that a simple nod and smiles goes a long way. Treat them they way that you would want to be treated.

[Rudynate]

I've found that a simple nod and smiles goes a long way. Treat them they way that you would want to be treated.

 

 

I don't expect total strangers passing me on the street to do anything special to acknowledge me.

[robberbaron4u]

I surmise the answer is dependent upon how one defines "celebrity". Actors are not, by definition, "celebrities", in my book; they are "theatre people", and, in my grandmother's day their place was on the stage, not in one's home.