sorry...
the male pronoun usage is the default choice of many people
i juess it may be because a lot of women dont mind and guys get insulted when they are refered to as she or her\
sorry.
ill try to be more mindful of it in the future

Thanks for setting me straight on where to put my post fellas!
Ps I'm a chic mrs fitz (wink wink)

sorry for the mistake...
no really...i actually am!!

marokee wrote:

?_? wrote:i think both are ok.
p.s. you posted your thread in the wrong place.

no he didn't
his post is asking for help...about collecting autographs...
therefore the "collecting help" section is quite an appropriate forum topic

he firstly posted it in the via venue successes section.maybe a moderator moved it to this correct place.

?_? wrote:i think both are ok.
p.s. you posted your thread in the wrong place.

no he didn't
his post is asking for help...about collecting autographs...
therefore the "collecting help" section is quite an appropriate forum topic

I have to admit that I don't know the answer, but that's because I haven't researched it. Unfortunately, you'll have to do your homework, or just pick an address and take your chances if no one else responds with a definite answer.

I do know that some actors who have their own production company will refuse fan mail at the production company address. Zachary Quinto comes to mind. I visited his web site recently and he stated on the site to send fan mail to his agent.

If I had to guess, I'd say send to the agent. It just seems to be the safer route.

i think both are ok.
p.s. you posted your thread in the wrong place.

If a celebrity is employed by a production studio and they are the producer or executive can we send fan mail there or should we use their agency. Ex... Matt Damon is the Co-Founder of LivePlanet but his agency is William Morris Endeavor Entertainment

Thanks fellow collectors