[quote="T15"][quote="Scottg74"]
How would you loose Time by sending a request.[/quote]

A well written letter will take some time.[/quote]

Most people would only send a short letter that would take a few mins to write.
Stars wouldnt have time for big long letters.
I witnessed a director hand Al a letter and a photo from a fan outside the hotel Al signed it and sent it back out.
He was a gentleman very friendly in person.
I got to spend an hour in his company in a private wine bar in dublin.
I got 6 photos signed by him.

[quote="Scottg74"]
How would you loose Time by sending a request.[/quote]

A well written letter will take some time.

[quote="solosolo"][quote="Scottg74"]What have you to loose by trying ?[/quote]

Time and money.[/quote]
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How would you loose Time by sending a request.

[quote="Scottg74"]What have you to loose by trying ?[/quote]

Time and money.

What have you to loose by trying ?

I'm headed to New York in October to stand outside the stage door and get his autograph.

Highly doubt it, still gonna try though.

[color=#0000FF]Nope, very much doubt he'll sign authentically - wish he did though! You could always try requesting a signed playbill though, they're always authentic but not all shows give them out! 8) [/color]

http://www.newyorkcitytheatre.com/theaters/geraldschoenfeldtheater/glengarry-glen-ross.php

The show is starting soon so I think I will send a request. Maybe a more experienced collector could help me out? Do you think he will sign VV ?