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Quinn O'Hara did her first-ever autograph show on July 18-19, 2009 at the Hollywood Show event in Burbank, California.  It was held at the Marriott Hotel & Convention Center at the Burbank Airport, 2500 Hollywood Way.

This was a big deal for Quinn, and she was very happy to do it.  She met a lot of fans, made a lot of new friends, and reconnected with some old friends.

There were many, many celebrities at this convention.  Here is a list of some of the highlights: 

Rosanna Arquette
Martine Beswicke
Yancy Butler
Edd Byrnes
Taylor Dayne
Erika Eleniak
Angie Everhart
Lou Ferigno
"Happy Days" Cast Reunion [Including Henry Winkler]
Tommy Kirk
Sid & Marty Krofft
Phil Lamarr
George Lazenby
Edie McClurg
Kathy Najimy
Luciana Paluzzi
Kristy Swanson
Marcia Wallace
Lana Wood
Francine York
Alan Young [scheduled, but did not appear]

Quinn With Francine York (Saturday, July 18, 2009)

Quinn has always thought a great deal of Francine York.  Francine was in a TON of stuff and boasts an impressive resume of acting roles.  She's certainly tops with Polar Blair's Den, too.  You can find out more about Francine at THIS LINK.

Quinn With Marcia Wallace (Saturday, July 18, 2009)

Marcia Wallace is a pretty beloved character actress.  She had a great stint on TV's "The Bob Newhart Show" and an even greater stint on TV's "The Simpsons".  In the latter, she plays Bart Simpson's teacher, Ms. Krabappel.

Quinn With Henry Winkler (Sunday, July 19, 2009)

Quinn really, really enjoyed Henry Winkler.  "He's one of the most genuinely nice actor guys I've ever met, and extremely talented!"  It's true.  His Fonzie character from TV's "Happy Days" is one of the most popular characters in all of TV history, and he was able to move onto even bigger and better things.  Producer, director, numerous movie and TV appearances...Henry's pretty with it!  He's always entertaining to watch.

Quinn With George Lazenby (Sunday, July 19, 2009)

Mr. James Bond, himself!  Lazenby was in only one Bond film, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969).  It is one of the highest-respected Bond films ever done.  Out of all the Bonds, Lazenby could fight onscreen better than any of them, even super-cool Sean Connery.  Lazenby was Bond between Sean Connery and Roger Moore.

Quinn With Lana Wood (Sunday, July 19, 2009)

Lana Wood (Natalie's sister) did lots of great stuff, but the coolest thing has to be Bond girl Plenty O'Toole from the film, "Diamonds are Forever" (1971).  I never liked it that her character got killed, though.  I'd rather it was Tiffany Case, Jill St. John's character.  Tiffany was annoying.  Plenty O'Toole was a funny, harmless bimbo of a Bond girl.  Her very name sets up one of the all-time greatest Bond one-liners, when Sean Connery responds, "Named after your father, no doubt."