I have found a short piece with an address so you might give it a try and I am not sure how old this is but it won't hurt to give it a shot.

[b][color=#0000BF]Last, for the die-hard Judson fans, we have the photo, available here, and his publicist also provided a fan-mail address: P.O. Box 2744, Toluca Lake, CA 91610.[/color][/b]


Good Luck!

Hey Kathrynloch, I am new here too! I was wondering, do you have an address for Judson Scotts agent Ive been trying to find one. I had one but the letter came back as address unknown. FYI a few years back I met Judson at the Toronto Trek convention. Such a very nice man.

:lol: Thanks everyone.

Okay - the actor is Judson Scott of the very shortlived Phoenix TV series and Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan fame. He's basically dropped off the face of the earth for the past couple of years.

I'll give it a shot and see what happens. Ya don't know if ya don't try!

Now - no laughing hysterically. :mrgreen:

Cheers,
Kat

[quote="Icena"]Don't be embarassed! The actors in my signature are my heroes, and yet no-one knows them. Also, as was already said, if they're not famous any more then they'll appreciate your letter more ^_^[/quote]


I know who they are. My mum has the whole sherlock holmes dvd collection of them. don't know the actors names though

[quote="osiris"]Also, if the person in question really has "retired" and are more or less "not famous" anymore, you're more likely to get a real response than an autopen/stamp. You may still get a preprint but I'd say probably an authentic.
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Yeah that's true. I sent a email to an old comedian who's not very famous any more requesting an autograph for my mums birthday and he sent her a birthday card and a signed picture.

Don't be embarassed! The actors in my signature are my heroes, and yet no-one knows them. Also, as was already said, if they're not famous any more then they'll appreciate your letter more ^_^

Also, if the person in question really has "retired" and are more or less "not famous" anymore, you're more likely to get a real response than an autopen/stamp. You may still get a preprint but I'd say probably an authentic.

I dont think writing "Personal" on it will ever increase your chances. Either mail is opened by them, or it's not. The probability is that they will open everything (to check it's all suitable etc) and then pass it on.

Thanks for the replies everyone!

[quote="dobie516"]Welcome to Fanmail Kat. It's always great to see new members. Who exactly were you trying to get? Someone on here can probably help you with an address.[/quote]

Thank you! I'm almost embarrassed to say - y'all will probably ask WHO? then laugh hysterically. lol! But before signing up here, I did extensive research and am pretty confident in the address but we'll see.

[quote="BossC"]If it was on Oprah, probably a lot of people started doing it, so the agent/intern probably dosn't pay attention to that anymore. If it is someone you REALLY want, keep searching and trying. It took me 12 years and over a dozen attempts to get Kellie Martin's autograph. Good luck. {up}

BossC[/quote]

Good point and very excellent advice. I'll keep trying! Thank you!

[quote="johnnylightning"]I don't think putting personal on the envelope would change if the agent opens it & reads it or not, they either do or they don't depending on the agent and it would be their way of doing things. And actually most people don't send stamped pictures,you either get your pics back signed or you get nothing at all generally.[/quote]

Another good point - thank you. I guess the stamp has gone by the wayside.

Thanks so much for the feedback! I really appreciate it!

Cheers,
Kat

I don't think putting personal on the envelope would change if the agent opens it & reads it or not, they either do or they don't depending on the agent and it would be their way of doing things. And actually most people don't send stamped pictures,you either get your pics back signed or you get nothing at all generally.

If it was on Oprah, probably a lot of people started doing it, so the agent/intern probably dosn't pay attention to that anymore. If it is someone you REALLY want, keep searching and trying. It took me 12 years and over a dozen attempts to get Kellie Martin's autograph. Good luck. {up}

BossC