Posted 0 minutes agoSubscribe to BuzzFeed Daily NewsletterCaret DownPeople Are Sharing Their Favorite Stories Of Meeting Lesser-Known Celebrities, And These Are Kind Of WholesomeMy faith in humanity has been restored!by Caroline CahillBuzzFeed ContributorFacebookPinterestLink We asked the BuzzFeed Community to share their favorite stories meeting a lesser-known celebrity. We received submissions that feature Broadway performers, singers, actors, hosts, athletes, and models who took the time to create a memorable interaction with their fans. Here are a few of the responses: 1. "I met Luke Wilson by chance once in 2009. I was in Southern California with my friends, and we were just cruising around from town to town checking out beaches. We didn't know where one was and saw a couple pushing a stroller, and decided to ask for directions. While he was explaining how to get to 'a pretty chill spot that feels like a private beach,' I kept thinking they looked so familiar. As we all piled in the car and yelled, 'Thanks, man,' it clicked. I snapped my fingers and pointed at him, smiling as we started to pull away. He just snapped his fingers and pointed right back, giving me that unmistakable smile. You could tell he loved just being asked for directions and not being recognized because the first look he gave us when we got his attention was an 'alright I'll sign an autograph and take a pic' look, but his face lit up when we just asked for directions!" Priscilla Grant/Everett Collection -Anonymous 2. "I met Franke Grande in the lobby of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in 2018. He was very friendly and took a photo with me." Priscilla Grant/Everett Collection -Anonymous, 34, NJ 3. "I was a 14-year-old summer intern in 2001 at a local radio station in Delaware when I met Kurt Angle. He and Stacy Keibler were in town for an autograph signing, and somehow, I ended up sitting next to him. He was so sweet and kind, he wanted to know about my school and my interests, and he was so encouraging about me pursuing a military career. He even let me wear his Olympic ring, which took up three of my tiny fingers. I know he's suffered a lot with injury and addiction, I truly hope he's OK. He's definitely one of the good ones." Priscilla Grant/Everett Collection -jmoney1217 4. "I met Alison Hammond (UK TV presenter) on the makeup floor of my local department store. She was so lovely, she called my friend and me beautiful and took selfies with us, love her!" Comic Relief / Getty Images / Via Instagram: @officialfortheloveofdogs -Anonymous, 34, Staffordshire UK 5. "On a New Year's Day flight back to the states from Belgium in 2011, I ran into T.J. Thyne, who played Dr. Jack Hodgins on Bones, which was really popular at the time. He was by himself, and I originally noticed him in line behind me at customs. When I discovered we were in the same terminal, I went looking for him. I found him in line for smoothies. He was so kind, chatted with me about my travel plans, and took a photo with me. He even let my friend take multiple photos to make sure I had a shot that I liked. He was so down-to-earth and made my day!" Michael Germana/Everett Collection -coolfan188 6. "When I was 5, my mom took me to a Mr. Dressup live show (think Mr. Rogers, but Canadian!). Afterwards, we saw a few families waiting by the stage door for him to come out, and she decided we should join them. After waiting a few minutes and noticing that all the kids had flowers to give him, I realized I didn't have anything. So I ran outside and gathered up some autumn leaves. When he came out, he took time to sign autographs and talk with each child individually, but when he came to me, I was so overcome with emotion that I burst into tears. And he was SO kind. He accepted my leaves with the same excitement as if I'd given him some grand present. He signed my cassette tape (this was wayyyy back in 'the late 1900s,' lol), and someone took a photo of him and me, which I still cherish." Paul Smith/CBC Still Photo Collection / Via Instagram: @mrdressupdoc -leahm491b1c910 7. "Lucky Blue Smith, the famous model married to Nara Smith. I went to church with their family when they were young. Nicest family EVER, so down-to-earth and genuine." WWD / WWD via Getty Images / Via Instagram: @luckybsmith -Anonymous 8. "I met Dee Wallace backstage after a play (Annie Get Your Gun) at Kansas City's Star Light Theater. She was such a down-to-earth, friendly person! She talked to me for several minutes and signed my program. Not once did she act like she was in a hurry or had better things to do. I was about 23 at the time, and was absolutely smitten. I've never forgotten my encounter with her." Priscilla Grant/Everett Collection -slyarcher446 9. "My husband and I were visiting friends in Beverly Hills, California, back in the late '70's. I don't recall why she was there, but Terri Garr was one of the guests. She was much more beautiful than she looked onscreen. She was charming, intelligent