Now, I declare, there is nothing that irritates me more than a name dropper, a social climber or a star snogger. Botheration!
But as I may have modestly mentioned before, due to my elevated sense of taste and style, I have had some opportunity to run in exclusive and elite social circles – among them, fashion, politics, art and of course Hollywood.
Bergen Street, where I work and reside, is a quaint little street with original store fronts, making the block a very desirable location for film shoots. In fact, some time ago, my neighbors at Bergen Street Comics played host for the filming of what I’m told is a quirky and popular television comedy called Bored to Death.
As somewhat of a local celebrity myself, I had to be discreet about my entrance around the set and filming location. Entrances are key to elegance and I would never desire to distract from the filming of the actors. They are a delicate lot, and can get sensitive if they are not fawned over in the manner to which they have become accustomed.
At any rate, I happened upon the set to meet a very well known actor by the name of Sir Arrow Schwartzman (pictured below) with a lesser known, but from what I understand well respected working actor Mr. Jason Schwartzman.
Although I tried my darndest to enter surrepetiously, their actor friend Mr. Zach Galifinakis was overcome by my beauty and made quite a scene, if you pardon the pun.
“Look, look at that beautiful porcelain goddess! Such soulful eyes, no profile, and a body shaped like a perfect peanut!” I believe he said.
Needless to say, I politely sidestepped Mr Galifinakis’ advances as I had grown close to Mr. Arrow Shwartzman at this point. Since then I have found that the pressures of his fame – when combined with my own – proved too much for our emerging love and so we have parted ways.
Well, it turns out, Mr. Galifinakis went on to star in a film with a beautiful young actress (seen here wearing a daring avant-garde plastic cone headpiece) bearing a striking resemblance to me.
Coincidence? I know not and I think not.
Elegantly Yours,
Bianca Miller