If you look up the show and ticket booking etc that will give you an idea when the play ends.

Don't know if Emilia is there for the whole run or not.

so how long will she be there?i hope im not to late to send

This is common at a theatre venue, they want to minimise ebayers and make the people who saw the show a priority. It can sometimes become a habit of the Actor to specify signing certain things (Ewan McGregor - Star Wars) but more often than not its a theatre thing.

I sent for a signed playbill and wrote to Emilia direct with 2x GOT pics beginning March from the UK.

VV is always fun because you never know what/ if is going to come back

Sorry, I didn't see that or the other comment asking where I heard that. A friend of mine went to see the show the following week, and she told the crowd that she would only be signing playbills or things relating to the play. Her bodyguard told him that people were coming with Game of Thrones things are were taking away from the people who saw the show. As far as sending something from Australia, you may have luck since your stuff will be sent in rather than you being outside taking an opportunity away from someone outside waiting, I'm not certain though. Any mailing runs the risk of being passed over or sent back unsigned. She seemed very nice, and seems ro love her fans, so your chance of a success is probably higher than sending to someone else. No harm in trying!

OP i'd really appreciate if you could explain a bit more about the

However, I've heard that she is no longer signing Game of Thrones things, only playbills from her show.

comment. I see you've been online since I asked you the first time so bumping in case you missed it

Not in all cases does it mean you aren't a real fan. For example..a friend of mine is a massive fan of Amber Heard. She met her in London and took her entire DVD collection - not to get signed, she even told Amber "Don't worry, I've not brought these for you to sign, but I wanted to show you how big a fan I was". Amber was beyond ecstatic and insisted on signing all (approx.11) DVD covers for my friend because she always assumed herself as the kind of Actress a) that girls didn't like and b) without that level of fandom. But I think 10x8's are a different story. If you're turning up with 5 10x8s from Game of Thrones as opposed to say the season boxsets and a magazine with Emilia on the cover, there's a clear difference.

Anyway. Back on topic. Lol!

I don't think it's as cut and dry as it sounds. We really should just ask for 1 autograph right?.........but the original poster has 2 so I'm very confused here.

Which leads me to this: does getting 3 items done constitute an non-real fan? What's the cut off point that pushes you over from the casual fan to someone who doesn't care?

What about at the 4th photo? Should you be thinking what I'm doing is wrong?

Then at the 5th photo.....am I a complete jerk?

I don't really understand this whole in person name calling of people who get multiples done. If everyone could get their 1 item signed then that would be ideal. But if everyone wants their 2 items done doesn't that become greedy??? Just curious.

We don't know where these photos are going. Maybe that person is getting items done for a friend. Maybe that person really is a big fan and wants to get them framed up. Who knows?

Flynnini wrote:. However, I've heard that she is no longer signing Game of Thrones things, only playbills from her show.

Where/when did you hear this please? Obviously since she signed your GOT pic?

busted_out_toof wrote: So if I show up late, push my way to the front and I have multiple pics of her IIIIIIII like......that makes me an ebayer?

An ebayer or an a-hole, yes