Bullied boy gets starry tweets for his birthday nonphagocytic

A collection of actors, athletes, entertainers and other celebrities offered birthday greetings on Twitter to one young boy from Leeds, England.

Chris Hope-Smith, the boy's father, tweeted a request for anyone famous to send his son Ollie a positive message on his 9th birthday. He wrote that Ollie had been bullied, saying he 'just would love someone to tell him he does mean something.'

Hope-Smith first posted his appeal early Thursday. By Friday afternoon, his tweet had already reached over 14,000 retweets and 34,000 likes -- not to mention an array of celebrities and organizations around the world who answered his call. The reaction is sure to be a surprise for Ollie, whose birthday is Wednesday.



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Positive notes flooded in from actor Russell Crowe, singer Dionne Warwick and anti-bullying activist Monica Lewinsky. Eric Keyes, a character designer for 'The Simpsons,' drew a picture of Bart Simpson wishing him well.

Other replies came from a wide variety of supporters, including Westminster Abbey, authors, British TV personalities and several UK soccer teams. He even got a serenade from an astronaut.

And on top of the messages, the birthday boy is scoring some pretty sweet deals. Olympian Tom Bosworth, also from Leeds, offered to meet Ollie and hook him up with a Team Great Britain kit. Puffin Books, a prominent children's book publisher, is sending a hefty stack of novels his way.

Ollie is sure to have a busy schedule for the next few months, too. England's national soccer team invited him to a game, and Wales Comic Con is giving him VIP tickets.

Ollie's father could not be reached for comment. He probably has his hands full responding to his son's new fans.

A collection of actors, athletes, entertainers and other celebrities offered birthday greetings on Twitter to one young boy from Leeds, England. Ollie's father could not be reached for comment. He probably has his hands full responding to his son's new fans. Positive notes flooded in from actor Russell Crowe, singer Dionne Warwick and anti-bullying activist Monica Lewinsky. Eric Keyes, a character designer for 'The Simpsons,' drew a picture of Bart Simpson wishing him well. And on top of the messages, the birthday boy is scoring some pretty sweet deals. Olympian Tom Bosworth, also from Leeds, offered to meet Ollie and hook him up with a Team Great Britain kit. Puffin Books, a prominent children's book publisher, is sending a hefty stack of novels his way. And on top of the messages, the birthday boy is scoring some pretty sweet deals. Olympian Tom Bosworth, also from Leeds, offered to meet Ollie and hook him up with a Team Great Britain kit. Puffin Books, a prominent children's book publisher, is sending a hefty stack of novels his way. Positive notes flooded in from actor Russell Crowe, singer Dionne Warwick and anti-bullying activist Monica Lewinsky. Eric Keyes, a character designer for 'The Simpsons,' drew a picture of Bart Simpson wishing him well. Chris Hope-Smith, the boy's father, tweeted a request for anyone famous to send his son Ollie a positive message on his 9th birthday. He wrote that Ollie had been bullied, saying he 'just would love someone to tell him he does mean something.' Hope-Smith first posted his appeal early Thursday. By Friday afternoon, his tweet had already reached over 14,000 retweets and 34,000 likes -- not to mention an array of celebrities and organizations around the world who answered his call. The reaction is sure to be a surprise for Ollie, whose birthday is Wednesday. Hope-Smith first posted his appeal early Thursday. By Friday afternoon, his tweet had already reached over 14,000 retweets and 34,000 likes -- not to mention an array of celebrities and organizations around the world who answered his call. The reaction is sure to be a surprise for Ollie, whose birthday is Wednesday. Other replies came from a wide variety of supporters, including Westminster Abbey, authors, British TV personalities and several UK soccer teams. He even got a serenade from an astronaut. A collection of actors, athletes, entertainers and other celebrities offered birthday greetings on Twitter to one young boy from Leeds, England. Ollie is sure to have a busy schedule for the next few months, too. England's national soccer team invited him to a game, and Wales Comic Con is giving him VIP tickets. Ollie is sure to have a busy schedule for the next few months, too. England's national soccer team invited him to a game, and Wales Comic Con is giving him VIP tickets. And on top of the messages, the birthday boy is scoring some pretty sweet deals. Olympian Tom Bosworth, also from Leeds, offered to meet Ollie and hook him up with a Team Great Britain kit. Puffin Books, a prominent children's book publisher, is sending a hefty stack of novels his way. And on top of the messages, the birthday boy is scoring some pretty sweet deals. Olympian Tom Bosworth, also from Leeds, offered to meet Ollie and hook him up with a Team Great Britain kit. Puffin Books, a prominent children's book publisher, is sending a hefty stack of novels his way. And on top of the messages, the birthday boy is scoring some pretty sweet deals. Olympian Tom Bosworth, also from Leeds, offered to meet Ollie and hook him up with a Team Great Britain kit. Puffin Books, a prominent children's book publisher, is sending a hefty stack of novels his way.

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