by sniff001 » Fri Jan 17, 2014 6:32 pm
renef09 wrote:sniff001 wrote:So after an initial letter to Mr. Daniel Craig's London address in the summer and getting some crappy pre-printed response and my photograph of him in Skyfall returned, I held onto it for a while, and as soon as I heard he was on Broadway, I thought I better give it another go bearing in mind I heard he was handsigning some that were being sent via-venue!
I wrote to Daniel in early December and received my photo hand-signed yesterday through the post. Bit crumpled but then it had come from the USA back to me in the UK. All this airmail effort for a guy from my country anyway..!
The address I used is no longer valid and was at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in New York where he was starring in "Betrayal" alongside British actress Rachel Weisz.
Comments on authenticity welcome, but if you say it's fake, I'll most likely ignore your comment
Sadly he didn't personalise it, even if I did stack a massive great post-it note with "To Jamie" on it. Still, least he actually took the trouble of picking up a pen this time. Must be a hard life being famous.
Photo here:
http://s1287.photobucket.com/user/sniff ... 5.jpg.html
Envelope here:
http://s1287.photobucket.com/user/sniff ... d.jpg.html
Nice one, congratulations! I'm still waiting for mine to arrive. I'm not being rude or anything but pointing up something, isn't a bit contradictory to say "Comments on authenticity welcome, but if you say it's fake, I'll most likely ignore your comment"?
Take it as you wish. It annoys me when people rain on others parade and immediately shout "FAKE" when they see something, so I made that jokey comment with pleasure. I'm not being serious with it. British humour renef09. I notice you're in Paraguay so it is probably different for you, and other countries. It's like we don't understand a lot of American humour, and the Americans don't understand a lot of British humour. Call it cultural differences
[quote="renef09"][quote="sniff001"]So after an initial letter to Mr. Daniel Craig's London address in the summer and getting some crappy pre-printed response and my photograph of him in Skyfall returned, I held onto it for a while, and as soon as I heard he was on Broadway, I thought I better give it another go bearing in mind I heard he was handsigning some that were being sent via-venue!
I wrote to Daniel in early December and received my photo hand-signed yesterday through the post. Bit crumpled but then it had come from the USA back to me in the UK. All this airmail effort for a guy from my country anyway..! ;-)
The address I used is no longer valid and was at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in New York where he was starring in "Betrayal" alongside British actress Rachel Weisz.
Comments on authenticity welcome, but if you say it's fake, I'll most likely ignore your comment ;-)
Sadly he didn't personalise it, even if I did stack a massive great post-it note with "To Jamie" on it. Still, least he actually took the trouble of picking up a pen this time. Must be a hard life being famous.
Photo here: [url]http://s1287.photobucket.com/user/sniff001/media/DanielCraig1_zpsdca5e7b5.jpg.html[/url]
Envelope here: [url]http://s1287.photobucket.com/user/sniff001/media/DanielCraig2_zpsa319cf8d.jpg.html[/url][/quote]
Nice one, congratulations! I'm still waiting for mine to arrive. I'm not being rude or anything but pointing up something, isn't a bit contradictory to say "Comments on authenticity welcome, but if you say it's fake, I'll most likely ignore your comment"?[/quote]
Take it as you wish. It annoys me when people rain on others parade and immediately shout "FAKE" when they see something, so I made that jokey comment with pleasure. I'm not being serious with it. British humour renef09. I notice you're in Paraguay so it is probably different for you, and other countries. It's like we don't understand a lot of American humour, and the Americans don't understand a lot of British humour. Call it cultural differences :)
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