1 strange failure from Lou Ferrigno

[zorro]

Recently wrote to Lou Ferrigno at the address in the database and had my photo returned unsigned. No letter or explanation. Does anyone know about his signing habits? I know he does sell autographed photos on his website so maybe he does not respond through the mail. Has anyone else had the same response?

[gumby]

Lou Ferrigno charges a lot more than he should for an autograph at conventions, and from what I have heard is often rude.

[Maverick96]

You could possibly try him at NBC via Celebrity Apprentice. Not sure if they finished filming for the season or of the address but worth a shot!

[Denisrichard]

I met him at a convention a few years back and he was very nice and pleasant. I dont know what he charges now but it was $15 for a signed photo and $20 for a poster, which is reasonable.

[bookofoa]

The last convention I attended where he was a guest, it was $30 for an autographed photo (through a rep); I didn't get one, but I did briefly go up to say hello to him, and he was very nice.

[Wordsworth]

I've heard good and bad things about Mr. Ferrigno. Some people say he's very pleasant...when you buy his autograph. He does charge about $30 at conventions now.

Some say he can be rude if you ask him for a free one. I can't say as I don't have any experience with him. But I would say that your photo being returned is a good sign that he's not giving away freebies, regardless of his personality.

[Drumplayerr14]

I bought a signed poster from him at one of our conventions out here, gave him the $30 bucks (it was an awesome Hulk poster so I couldnt pass it up), he signed it and when I asked to get a picture with him he said "For $30 dollars"....I wasnt about to pay $60 dollars for a poster and picture. So he's definitly all about the money, but I do like the autographed poster I got.

[georgethree33]

I introduced myself and thanked him for his years on the Hulk as I grew up watching that show. I wasn't even collecting autos back then. This was at a comic con in Chicago in 2004 I think. I offered a handshake and those very brief kind words - and he cut me off before I could even finish and told me if I wanted a handshake I needed to buy his book.

Very rude. That alone made me decide against buying the book. He might have been really nice to others - but he was kinda an ass to me. And I probably would have bought a book - but didn't know he was even selling them up until that point. Kinda screwed himself out of a sale though with his attitude to a sincere fan.

[Blackhawks026]

I bought a signed poster from him at one of our conventions out here, gave him the $30 bucks (it was an awesome Hulk poster so I couldnt pass it up), he signed it and when I asked to get a picture with him he said "For $30 dollars"....I wasnt about to pay $60 dollars for a poster and picture. So he's definitly all about the money, but I do like the autographed poster I got.

Geez.... that sounded rude on this part. How greedy can you get??

[williamandkate2011]

snobby celebrities seem to be on the increase, don't you think?