James Franco
Richard Linklater
Spike Spencer (voice actor in Neon Genesis Evangelion)
Eli Roth

I always hand write them, too. Aside from the fact that it probably looks more personal to celebrities, it also just makes me feel good. There is something that feels cool about sitting down and hand writing a letter. I always want to find a pen pal after I do it. It is just a cool thing to do. So, ...

Snapfish is great for it! They are very cheap, and do not care if you are printing pictures from movies or shows (copyright stuff). I have done it many times with them online and all my stuff has always been shipped to me. I do 4x6 pictures since they are only nine cents before shipping, and I choos...

It is sad but nice buying success to the original poster!

I don't know why so many fakes come up after someone dies. Like, why do so many people want someone's autograph after they die more than when they are alive? It isn't like they enjoy their movies more now that they are dead.

The film-maker.

The one in the database will not work, because he left there. There are a few addresses for him on startiger, and he has signed through mail in the past, but maybe he does not do it anymore?

Thanks in advance!

Right now I have all of mine hung up but frames are expensive and it is taking up too much wall in my room, and it just isn't mobile. I am buying ultra pro sleeves and stuff online so I could have them in a binder instead. Hanging them up may look nice, but I want to be able to take mine with me whe...

I sent a silver one out before for them to use and they used it and sent it back, and I just sent it out again for another. I don't see why they would mind, and there is always a chance they don't have one and you would get a signature that is black on black and hard to see! I just toss it in the en...

Like an acid-free backing board? Can you have one autograph attached to one side, and one to the other, so you don't have to buy as many? Or will it make the autograph push against the sleeve? The sleeve would be acid free too, if it helps.

Thanks!!

Thanks for your reply!

I heard doing it that way - the protective sleeves in a binder - is actually better for them than framing them. Is that correct, do you think (as long as you use Ultra Pro sleeves or something else acid free)? I know it certainly is less expensive.

Thanks again for your reply!

I was curious if you put your autographs in something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-10-Soft-Sleeves/dp/B002H0MS56/ref=sr_1_58?ie=UTF8&qid=1402787422&sr=8-58&keywords=ultra+pro+sleeves And then put them in a binder, if that would be good protection? I looked on the other thre...