Marion Cotillard "Success"

[Careltje]

Yesterday I also got my pictures back, signed the same way.

More than a year ago I decided to mail her agent at AdeQuat-agency to make sure I would get a real one.
The agent's reply was that I should mail to her name(the agent) and she would personally give it to Marion.
But it could take up to more than a year for Marion to stop at the agency.
I responded that I would not mind waiting so long.
And yesterday after 14 months I got my pictures back.
If they are secretarial why would the secretary wait 14 months to send them back?

[Sairentu]

2Careltje: Nobody knows, but it doesn't look authentic at all, I have to agree.

This is an example of her VV response from last year:


It's neat compared to sloppy IP signature, but you can see that it's the same. While this recent agency response is different in almost every single character.

[Careltje]

The VV also looks different to the IP above

[Sairentu]

The VV also looks different to the IP above

Well, in that case you can believe they are both fake

[Careltje]

I am just trying to find out if mine is real.
Maybe she uses a couple of different autographs.
Some celebs have a couple of different autographs that they use.

Normally I would say that when you have to wait 14 months that they are real.

[Sairentu]

Here's another example for you. Obviously authentic auto that looks like her VVs


Maybe she at last decided that she couldn't deal with all the fanmail that her agent received and gave the permission to other people to deal with it, you never know. I just think it's not real. Definitely.

[Careltje]

The double L and the first N are so different.
If it's a fake, it is a bad one. And that also does not make any sense.

Many celebs use different autographs.
I have met Norah Jones. And she signed my two cd's in front of me.
And the two autographs look completely different.
If I had not seen her write it in front of me, I would have said one is clearly a fake.

[stillluckyas13canbe]

The double L and the first N are so different.
If it's a fake, it is a bad one. And that also does not make any sense.

Many celebs use different autographs.
I have met Norah Jones. And she signed my two cd's in front of me.
And the two autographs look completely different.
If I had not seen her write it in front of me, I would have said one is clearly a fake.

You're aware that you are effectively debating this with yourself now? You've clearly made up your mind to hope it's real, regardless of any evidence presented, so it's getting a bit pointless.

[James]

I've met Marion twice, four years apart, and the signature is always fairly consistent, and is nothing like this one.

Real shame to see

[Jaffer]

Maybe she at last decided that she couldn't deal with all the fanmail that her agent received and gave the permission to other people to deal with it, you never know. I just think it's not real. Definitely.

I daresay you might be right. I just can't think of any other reason for such a long wait for a fake.