Hi!I sent him around the same time U did and got nothing back.I sent an IRC too with 1 dvd and 1 vhs cover.I don't think there's a hope.

[quote="dragonflyer260"]Im from Australia as well and getting US stamps is near impossible so ihad no choice but to send an IRC. I sent back in early November and i have heard nothing back . . . yet. I am hoping that Dan is just sending back the SASE ones first and putting aside the requests that used IRC's. Maybe after Equus is over he might get his PA to send them all back at once. I know its a long shot but hey if i havent heard anything by April i know im not getting anything back :lol:[/quote]

[quote="Reav"]Hi everyone,

If I'm not mistaken, all successes from Daniel Radcliffe via Equus were with SASEs. Now the question is - do you think he signed the other requests (with IRCs or in my case cash USD) as well and will send them via his agency after he's finished with Equus? I would certainly love to hope so...[/quote]


I sent an SASE and still received nothing. :(

Im from Australia as well and getting US stamps is near impossible so ihad no choice but to send an IRC. I sent back in early November and i have heard nothing back . . . yet. I am hoping that Dan is just sending back the SASE ones first and putting aside the requests that used IRC's. Maybe after Equus is over he might get his PA to send them all back at once. I know its a long shot but hey if i havent heard anything by April i know im not getting anything back :lol:

i only sent him SAE + IRC too...
i havent get anything...

I sent him October a SAE with an IRC but nothing came back.I sent a dvd and a vhs cover to sign.

:? To bad...I only sent him an IRC. :oops:

I'm from Australia. I sent him 2 photos, a SAE and 2 IRCs to the Equus address in eary december and I still havn't got anything back. I've seen successes from people who have written to him after I have, but they get a reply because they sent a SASE.
I'm going to write to him again, but this time I'm going to send a pre-paid envelope instead of a SAE and IRC. Hopefully he'll reply that one.

I agree, we should be able to get US stamps from other countries. Like you I'm going to trade some of my autographs for US and UK stamps.

[quote="Reav"]
It appears you misunderstood me. There is no argument at all. [b]I was simply saying it is not fair since the as*holes at USPS decided not to sell their f*cking good-for-nothing stamps outside US. If there is one thing I really hate, it's US-centrism[/b] (another example are sellers on eBay sending only to US even when you offer them twice as much money).
.[/quote]

Yeah, we all know there's nothing worse than US centrism, unless it's [i]philatelic [/i]US centrism. D*mn those isolationist postal workers, anyway. :roll:

[quote="TheScarletPimpernel"]And can I also say that the whole "Dealer from the US" and "Hungarian Fan" arguement hardly makes sense...do you think we should put a special code on our letters so they know? I highly doubt that these "dealers from the US" are putting "I'm an autograph dealer. I would love to have your autograph to sell. Thanks" because I'm sure they're similar to the letters you wrote![/quote]
It appears you misunderstood me. There is no argument at all. I was simply saying it is not fair since the as*holes at USPS decided not to sell their f*cking good-for-nothing stamps outside US. If there is one thing I really hate, it's US-centrism (another example are sellers on eBay sending only to US even when you offer them twice as much money).

To sum up, I didn't want to start any arguments whether Dan "is obliged" to sign or anything else. I'm just sad over the fact that some dealer got the signed pictures and made profit while I, who values Dan's work, did not.

[quote="Sammya"][quote="seamus"]it is sooooo big problem for Dan to take the envelopes and walk into the postoffices?... :?[/quote]
I think it IS in fact a problem for Dan to go and buy stamps :mrgreen: . But that doesn't mean there can't be someone else to do this job in the theatre....[/quote]

Wrong. It is no one's job/duty except if Dan/his personal team to do it. As I've said before, the Broadhurst is one of the most cramped on Broadway (usually the actors share small small dressing rooms) backstage.

We're lucky most stage managers even do cast-signed playbills, let alone go and have pictures signed by people/etc.; that's not their job. Their job is to set up for a performance, make sure everyone is there and to fit everything into place for a performance: not to do fanmail. And I'm sure they also have lives and families and other things they like to do.

So unfortunately, unless Dan has a PA or someone else that he assigns to get stamps, it doesn't matter.

And I'm sorry I didn't give the sugar-coated answer, but I'm guessing he won't do anything. Look at the other successes: almost everyone sent something anyway (pictures/covers/etc.), but I'm of course not 100% sure on this.

So again: it's up to Dan; no one in the theatre/associated with the Equus revival. And I've had plenty of stamps/IRCs/money go to waste on autographs too. It's awful, trust me I know I've been there, but it's one of the risks you have to take with this hobby. And we don't know, he very well could be bringing it back to England when he has more time and is just sitting around as opposed to probably exploring NYC (somewhat)! Don't get impatient with everyone else's successes,...yours may just becoming later.


And can I also say that the whole "Dealer from the US" and "Hungarian Fan" arguement hardly makes sense...do you think we should put a special code on our letters so they know? I highly doubt that these "dealers from the US" are putting "I'm an autograph dealer. I would love to have your autograph to sell. Thanks" because I'm sure they're similar to the letters you wrote!