congedy wrote:Go to the David Blaine website and request an autograph via email, when I did he sent me a shirt and a signed playing card

cschultz-2 wrote:It's my experience that the William Morris Endeavor is a pretty hopeless venue in the pursuit of obtaining autographs from their clientele. I sent a couple of DVD covers to Kevin Costner via William Morris, and after about a year I took a chance and gave them a call, to see if I could at least recover the items I sent. After making a couple of calls and enduring conversations with a lot of rude, abrupt people--including one in their mail room--I finally managed to get through to one person who seemed genuinely converned and sympathetic to my concern. He politely asked if he could place me on hold for a moment. I said, Sure, and he transferred my call to an automated message which told me, basically, that the William Morris Endeavor neither accepted nor forwarded memorabilia for the purposes of autographing.

My advice to to call first to learn if The Endeavor is able--or willing--to forward the item to Blaine. My guess is that they'll be as rude and uncooperative with you as they were to me.