Hi! ;)

As Sammya has said, I try to ask new questions which cannot be found anywhere on the internet and which doesn't get asked in every second interview. {up} Chances are that you'll get your questionnaire filled out with full, interesting answers - not just yes or no. :) I also don't see the point in asking and sending a questionnaire when you already know what the answers will be, so the more "research" and planning you do with your questions, the better questionnaire it will be and most of all, the celebrity will remember and appreciate it more! :mrgreen:

Hey {up}
I have only sent 2 Q&A's.
I asked...

[color=#FF0080]1. What is your favourite TV show?
2. Who is your idol?
3. What is your favouritte colour?
4. Do you like going on the PC? :lol:
5. Chocolate or Sweets?[/color]

ask them fun stuff but nothing weird or overly personal. i like to ask, favirote movie, favirote band, favirote book, favirote song to perform, favirote episode they filmed. stuff like that, because the awnsers are always interesting and fun. ive never sent a actual qusteionaire but i always put a few qusteions in my letters. ive gotten my qusteions awnsered a fair amount of times, and their definetly have been times ive been very suprised to see them awnsered.

Thanks for all the help! {thumb2}
Im going to make my questionnaire tonight!
I hope I get some funny answers, Im hoping to send one to Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles from Whose Line!:lol:

Hey!

This is entirely up to what you want to know about the celebrity! Try to invent some new, never-asked questions, which can't be found on each and every fansite, but be careful not to ask too personal questions - it might discourage the celeb from fullfilling it. Questions I used in my questionnaires were for example [i]"What is your usual day like?", "What other profession would you choose unless being (profession)?", "Who would you like to be in a movie with?" etc.[/i] Sometimes it's not really easy to think about interesting questions, I've spent hours with it :mrgreen: . Oh, and keep in mind that your questionnaire doens't have to be returned if the celeb doesn't have time to do it (happened to me several times), but don't let this discourage you from sending them {thumb2} .

Sammya

Hello, Brookton! :)

My Q&A usually looks like this;

[quote]Hello, (Celebrity Name)!

Full Name:
Birthdate:
Hometown:
Fave Color:
Fave Food:
BFF:

I ask 3 questions I'd like to know about the celebrity, with each celebrity it varies.

CIRCLE ONE

Dogs or Cats
Bacon or Sausage
LA or NYC
Autographs or Q&As
(it varies though)

Thank you SO much for your time!

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Just ask them some things you'd like to know about them! I also used to have a book that had surveys to fill out for you and your friends, buying one of those and sending one page would be good, also! :D

Good luck! Q&As are my favorite to send, and celebrities seem to love them! ;-)

-Kelsey :mrgreen:

Hey Brookton! :)

It's up to you what you want to ask them! {up} What do you want to know about them? Don't ask long, extended essay questions :lol: Chances are they'll only have time to give short answers! :) But it's still pretty good to know that they take the time to answer your questions :mrgreen:
What kind of celeb are you writing to? If it's an actor/actress maybe something like "[i]What made you get into acting?[/i]" or "[i]Which actors/actresses inspire you the most?[/i]" or maybe even "[i]Any tips for an amateur actor?[/i]" ;-)
If it's an athlete maybe you could ask something like "[i]How many times do you practise a day?[/i]"

Try not to ask any personal questions that he/she might not feel comfortable answering :razz: basically keep it to short, friendly questions! :D

Good luck! {thumb2}

Nich
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Hi,

I was thinking of writing a questionnaire to a few of my favourite celebs as I would love to get an insight into their lives, what kind of questions does everybody ask?
I sort of know their favourite books/music from their website. :D

Brookton