Jennifer Lawrence success!

[gghi18]

Man there sure is alot of variations of her sig. aint there.

Yes, there is!

[Jaffer]

Man there sure is alot of variations of her sig. aint there.

Yes, there is!

I think yours are real. Definately the ''happy birthday'' one is. But yeah, it's funny, my two from her look different, but I believe both to be real. I think one is badly rushed.

[Bri0626]

Yeah she did sign authentically from the set of Serena. Unfortunately, especially from the PO Box - they are secs.

Well, I received this back in December of 2011 (P.O. Box address) and received this success: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/14 ... cenew.jpg/ Do you think this is secretarial, too? Because it seems to match her VV autograph responses and it was one, going on two, years ago when I got this autograph (before her popularity sky rocked). But this was when her secretary BEGAN to sign for her and some got authentic, some fake, and then it back ONLY fake through most of 2012. Here's a scan of the envelope (postmarked from Louisville). http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/85 ... hemai.jpg/

I also got this one VV "The Hunger Games." http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/20 ... thent.jpg/ What I think is interesting is that when people began to receive her more rushed signatures, people said they were fake but now people have told me it looks real. Alas, I am leaning that both of mine are authentic but feel free to give your opinion/thoughts).

As far as the FM user's success goes, I've been studying Jennifer's signature for a while now and I hate to say that I think this is a secretarial. In my opinion, it's a decent secretarial. Most of the fakes are blatantly obvious but this one, it looks like the secretary tried to copy her signature but there's a couple inconsistencies. But I could be wrong. Try her VV "Catching Fire." Good luck!

gghi18: I am pretty sure yours are authentic!

pabuj: I'm sorry but I think yours are secretarial. Although better than others I've seen! And it is strange about the stamps because it is 100% illegal to reuse stamps, or to tape over them!

[skaboss241]

I'm surprised that even got to you the post office normally will not accept stamps that have been taped on.

[LMW]

Congrats!! It's too bad that Jennifer doesn't sign all her mail authentically Like people above have said, try mailing to the Catching Fire set!

[gghi18]

Man there sure is alot of variations of her sig. aint there.

Yes, there is!

I think yours are real. Definately the ''happy birthday'' one is. But yeah, it's funny, my two from her look different, but I believe both to be real. I think one is badly rushed.

Jaffer: Awesome! Thank you! The same for me; she changes her signature a lot so it makes it hard to dis-cipher which ones are real (Maybe she did it on purpose. lol). I think she signs her name more neatly when she begins signing fan mail and it gradually becomes more rushed and sloppy (which is very common but some still keep there signatures consistent...this is not the case with Ms. Lawrence).

Bri0626: Thank you, too, for your feedback! Much appreciated.

Again, try sending her VV "Catching Fire." It's your best chance at getting an authentic! I just saw "The House at the End of the Street." The movie wasn't great or original but I was impressed with Jennifer's acting ability. I'm picky on acting, especially in a horror genre because it's very difficult to be believable with the emotion of fear and I was shocked how convincing she was. If you think about it, how many performances can you say are great in the horror genre? The only ones that come to mind are Sissy Spacek & Piper Laurie in "Carrie," Drew Barrymore in "Scream," maybe Jamie Lee Curtis in "Halloween," & Kathy Bates in "Misery" but Bates is more a thriller than horror (but I'll count it because they're are few to chose from). lol (I don't add Janet Leigh from "Psycho" because I personally wasn't impressed with her performance. Well, she's fine in the beginning but the shower scene really is underwhelming as far as convincing acting of genuine fear (Though it's a great, iconic scene and I love Hitchcock as he was a genius). But as far as Leigh's shower scene, it seems forced on her end, but that's my opinion. And I've gotten very off topic so forgive me). HAHAHAHA!

[Usher]

She doesn't send authentics.

[jess101]

what address did you use, and did you send that pic?

[gghi18]

She doesn't send authentics.

To clarify, she used to. Currently, she does not send authentic's.

jess101: Are you talking to me or the person who started this post? If you were talking to me, yes, I sent that picture. I sent to the P.O. box back in December of 2011 as well as VV "The Hunger Games" (Both separate success') She was still signing authentically back then before she got so popular. Try VV "Catching Fire." It's worth a shot. Good luck!

[Jaffer]

Jaffer: Awesome! Thank you! The same for me; she changes her signature a lot so it makes it hard to dis-cipher which ones are real (Maybe she did it on purpose. lol). I think she signs her name more neatly when she begins signing fan mail and it gradually becomes more rushed and sloppy (which is very common but some still keep there signatures consistent...this is not the case with Ms. Lawrence).

Bri0626: Thank you, too, for your feedback! Much appreciated.

Again, try sending her VV "Catching Fire." It's your best chance at getting an authentic! I just saw "The House at the End of the Street." The movie wasn't great or original but I was impressed with Jennifer's acting ability. I'm picky on acting, especially in a horror genre because it's very difficult to be believable with the emotion of fear and I was shocked how convincing she was. If you think about it, how many performances can you say are great in the horror genre? The only ones that come to mind are Drew Barrymore in "Scream," maybe Jamie Lee Curtis in "Halloween," & Kathy Bates in "Misery" but Bates is more a thriller than horror (but I'll count it because they're are few to chose from). lol (I don't add Janet Leigh from "Psycho" because I personally wasn't impressed with her performance. Well, she's fine in the beginning but the shower scene really is underwhelming as far as convincing acting of genuine fear (Though it's a great, iconic scene and I love Hitchcock as he was a genius). But as far as Leigh's shower scene, it seems forced on her end, but that's my opinion. And I've gotten very off topic so forgive me). HAHAHAHA!

Linda Blair in the Excorcist?