i have absolutely nothing against people doing their own thing, it's none of my business, but for the love of all that is sacred, don't go to a q and a just to ask something that you know will make somebody uncomfortable, they don't deserve to be treated like that, just allow them to remain blissfully in the dark and refrain from creeping them out. (sigh) now that's over with well done these two for handling such an embarrassing situation like pros, you could almost see the silent dialogue in their body language, Aidan looked like he wanted to panic before Dean stepped in with the sarcasm, Dean himself almost looked quite amused to sort out the problem. Again, please don't go around freaking out innocent actors. and lastly before i end this lecture, isn't it great to see people whose characters are friends and who're also friends in real life?
Aidan: "Hanging out with this guy, was the funniest thing that happened to me, became best buddies..." Dean was so proud of this! I insist: they are awesome together!!!
Where the hell are the boys???? Oly crazy screaming stunky pussy self cutting emo teengirls asking ridiclous questions and shouting! Where are the male nerds???
I'm seeing all the comments saying stuff like, "Omg the fans were so rude!" Can anyone tell me where the fans were rude? I did hear some questions that had nothing to do with the books or the movies or their characters, and I did get confused, but that's all I got from this. Also, I think people shouldn't full out judge the way people react to meeting their idols. You never know, maybe some of these girls have been watching their work for years and that could be why they're crying. It's understandable why people cry when they meet their idols; because they've probably only have ever seen them through screens, and to physically see your idol in person is a lot for some people. I know I would probably tear up and stutter out of nervousness, and probably cry hours after... but I wouldn't have a panic attack as some of these girls were claiming.(Again, people are different. Some people have more anxiety to meeting their idols than others.) I do believe there are boundaries though when it comes to questions and how some people react. So, where specifically are the fans being as rude as the comments are claiming? All I really got was a couple fans made some comments, but that's about it. P.S: Dean and Aidan did "handle" the crowd well.
What the fuck was the Gaelic question? "Do you speak your native language? Yes? Wanna hear me completely mangle it? My great great grandmother's aunt was from Ireland!"
What did Aidan say about the piece of paper? What did he say someone wrote on it, I could not understand what he said? This is the best comic con panel vid I've ever seen..so funny and good and the quality and sound is very good. Thanks to the poster.
From 24:40, what is a man's question? I dont know why Adian, Dean, and people are laughing so hard. My English listening is not that great, so pls help me :)
someone should screen the questions in these sessions like, make a full-time job out of it -i'd actually volunteer to do it, no payment other than the actors being comfortable required, but y'know. halfway 'round the globe and all that-
When the girl asked ''when do you plan on getitng married'' I didn't know she meant that they should get marrie dot each other, I thought it was just in general, to anyone.
My god. Do many fangirls! Dean and Aidan were awkwardly laughing like "heheh *whispers* Dean lets find an escape route!" Although if I were there, id be just as fangirly (is that even a word?!) If not more fangirly (it's now a word) than them. Aidan and Dean looked so awkward! They handled it well though.
OMG, I love these guys! I love Aidan's smile, it just lights up his face, and he's almost always smiling. He also has beautiful eyes, they always have a sparkle to them. He's such a wonderful actor!
Can someone list the times the OTP fangirl question took place so that I can skip it...? I get second hand embarrassment so easily that I can't even bring myself to watch it, but I want to watch the rest of the Q&A because these guys are adorable and hilarious.
I wish they had assigned people as monitor(s) for the questions like they do at other conventions when actors attend. Basically, people would line up, tell the monitor their question and the monitor would either approve it and let the person ask the actors or disapprove it and not let them ask. It's mainly to avoid people asking awkward, too personal, or uncomfortable questions/requests. Majority of the time it's "Can I have a hug?" or the more awkward questions that wouldn't be allowed to ask. I've had friends at conventions that had really good questions before that just barely missed their chance to ask because the panel time was taken up with "Can I have..." or "Can you do..." questions or spending the time to avoid awkward questions while trying to be polite. (Which Dean and Aidan did very well when face with it, I am very impressed.) Suggestion to Boston Comic Con, question monitors are not only good for actors (and also makes them feel comfortable) but for other fans who miss asking their questions due to awkward ones taking up time.
Sorry why is everyone being mean to LOTR/Hobbit fangirls? I'm proud to be a fangirl. Don't judge us on what the samll minority of us do. If people want to ship people, let them. But i don't think they should have said that to Aidan and Dean, keep that in your head.
