So Wednesday late evening I read on Danish news website that Arnold Schwarzenegger was stopping by Copenhagen today, both to do signing for his new book though most importantly for giving a prize later for an event he supported.
I went in there just thinking I would take a peak and see how it looked like, would it be impossible to get a photo or was it durable. I arrived in Copenhagen in lovely fall weather and saw to my surprise the que had already formed and a long one. It was to be a whole lot longer than the book store who held the signing at the hotel had accounted for, at all. At one point they had to stop the line in order to get more of Arnold's book that people had to buy if they wanted his signature - that if they hadn't already bought the book before.
On a funny note, almost every press folk were trying to get inside, but unless you were on
the list or known by the right people, sorry stay outside. And for once I had got a ok spot to wait by - another press photographer was a tad annoyed as he wanted my spot he really couldn't move me as we stood outside where it was fair game for all of us.
That said, Arnold came a bit earlier than planed, he was actually behind schedule. He was to do the signing from 5pm to 6pm, but arrived around 4:15pm and went straight inside the hotel to start signing which he did till around 5:30ishpm I think. He did take a brief moment to sign a book or two outside before he drove off for the event he was there for.
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| Que getting longer outside the hotel a bit further down the street to the left... |
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| A fan eagerly waiting to get inside for the signature... |
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| The man arriving and flocked by press and people to look after him.... |
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| Quickly rushed inside the awaiting lines of fans for him to sign the book.... |
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| About 2 hours later leaving the hotel just as quickly.... |
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| Arnold looks at a dvd a fan want him to sign before he leaves... |
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