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I sent a drawing to be signed to Robin Williams on March 23, 2012.
I got this response 61 days later:

http://geraldscarpenter.wordpress.com/2 ... -williams/

I used the address in the data base

Robin Williams
Morra Brenzer Steinber & Tenenbaum
345 North Maple Drive
Suite 200
Beverly Hills Ca 90210

Iin regards to Robin's autograph.... you may want to watch this video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9498tVHwKEw&t=15m58s

If I were you, I wouldn't send my drawing to people who send out SECS because you are taking your time and patients to draw these AMAZING drawing and the sec autograph ruins the photo..

I watched the YouTube clip. Nice research but I don't agree with the reasoning. All that proves is that the signature has variations whether it's written in a busy, public atmosphere or the comfort of their own home.
Of course a "drive-by" John Travolta IP is going to look different that one he wrote while sitting in a comfortable chair.

Everytime i have seen a celebrity in public, they have been awake. By the reasoning in this video, that also proves that a celebrity never sleeps, even while at home.

Hi Gerald72

Thank you for your feedback

Would you have a scan of the envelope you received please?
If so, you are in the run for the $10 gift certificate.

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Gerald72 wrote:I watched the YouTube clip. Nice research but I don't agree with the reasoning. All that proves is that the signature has variations whether it's written in a busy, public atmosphere or the comfort of their own home.
Of course a "drive-by" John Travolta IP is going to look different that one he wrote while sitting in a comfortable chair.

Everytime i have seen a celebrity in public, they have been awake. By the reasoning in this video, that also proves that a celebrity never sleeps, even while at home.

There is little room for stupidity in the autograph collecting game. You can be gullible all you want but it doesn't mean that Robin Williams signed your drawing when he has never signed anyone else's items TTM.

joe316 wrote:There is little room for stupidity in the autograph collecting game. You can be gullible all you want but it doesn't mean that Robin Williams signed your drawing when he has never signed anyone else's items TTM.

I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU RE SAYING! However I have gotten him TTM (with a VV address while he was on Broadway) so he does sign, RARELY, but he does sign.

(And I can show you a pic of my success if you would like to see it)

dancingirl1 wrote:If I were you, I wouldn't send my drawing to people who send out SECS because you are taking your time and patients to draw these AMAZING drawing and the sec autograph ruins the photo..

It's spelled patience.

I'll believe you when you grow old enough to learn how to spell.

marokee wrote:I'll believe you when you grow old enough to learn how to spell.

Make fun of people with disorders... hope you feel better about yourself

dancingirl1 wrote:

joe316 wrote:There is little room for stupidity in the autograph collecting game. You can be gullible all you want but it doesn't mean that Robin Williams signed your drawing when he has never signed anyone else's items TTM.

I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU RE SAYING! However I have gotten him TTM (with a VV address while he was on Broadway) so he does sign, RARELY, but he does sign.

(And I can show you a pic of my success if you would like to see it)

Yep. He did sign authentically once upon a time.