Daniel GreenWolf

I'd like to meet:

Obviously anyone who has seen my show and liked it because I'm a self-promoting whore.
If you don't like my show, then I quote Joss Whedon:
"Now is a time for quiet. Its a a time for months of silent contemplation."
But in all honesty, any fellow magicians, sideshow folks, performers, actors, and anyone else who never "got a real job". We are those special folks who realize that the world isn't nearly as interesting as it can be and we find ways to add that little spark. Those are the people I'd love to meet.

Music:

Many and Varied...

Movies:

Many of those. I'll list a few great ones: Anything Mel Brooks, Anything by the Marx Brothers, Braveheart, Gladiator, The 13th Warrior, Rounders, Shade, The Thomas Crown Affair, Serenity, Batman Begins, The Alien Quadrilogy, Star Wars (even with the advent of Episode 1), Star Trek, LOTR (of course), recently Thank You For Smoking, The Illusionist, & The Prestige. Recently loved Charlie Wilson's War and Cloverfield. There are many more but if you're still reading after this point, you're pretty much glazed over anyway. ;-)

Television:

So much... so much... I am a Joss Whedon follower through and through and consider myself very much a "Browncoat" for those shiny enough to know what that means. So, Firefly, Angel, Buffy (in that order), Star Trek: TNG & DS9, M*A*S*H, Law & Order, CSI, Supernatural, Smallville, Anything Aaron Sorkin so The West Wing, Sports Night, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, anything on G4, Deal or No Deal, Jeopardy, Mythbusters, Good Eats, American Gladiators, WWE, Cirque du Soleil: The Fire Within, American Idol (yeah, I admit it), Hell's Kitchen, Inside the Actor's Studio, House, Scrubs, Family Guy

Books:

Alot... books on magic, marketing, the renaissance, fantasy, science fiction, etc etc etc. Recently Read:
Never Have Your Dog Stuffed (And other things I've Learned) by Alan Alda
The Secret Life of Harry Houdini: The Making of America's First Superhero by William Kalush & Larry Sloman
Cirque Du Soleil: The Spark - Igniting the Creative Fire that Lives Within Us All by Lyn Heward & John U. Bacon
How to Survive a Horror Movie by Seth Grahame-Smith
So far, I give my highest reccomendation to all of them, along with the comics "Dork Tower", "Knights of the Dinner Table", "PvP", "Liberty Meadows", and anything Batman

Heroes:

Jeff McBride- A magician who, after seeing him on TV eleven years ago, got me into magic in the first place.

Kevin Smith- His movies are excellent, his comics are cool, and he is inspiring to big men everywhere.

Guy Laliberte- The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Cirque Du Soleil. This guy was a stilt walker and fire-eater and now owns a 1.2 Billion Dollar industry that follows his vision of art. How can I not be inspired?