Long or short letter when you got your greatest success?

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Long or short letter when you got your greatest success?

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Heya :razz:
I was just wondering, when you have got a personalised/rare to get/great/your favorite ect. success, have you wrote a short or long letter?

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1. Jill Paice was one of mine, that I got twice. She was actually the first letter I wrote, so I tried to have a modest sized letter (about front only), and the second time it was much longer (front+back).
2. Carolee Carmello, I actually wrote a very modest sized letter...about a page and a few lines on the back. She sent me an umbrella :). LOL She's awesome for the record!
3. Coleen Sexton, my most wanted, I have NOT got back yet so I'll tell you in about a month :).
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Most of my letters tend to be really long, I wrote about 10-15 pages to Stephen Fry and John Cusack, for instance. I'm 99% sure they will never be read properly, but I just get carried away, I can't help it. :mrgreen:

I think most celebs just look at the name and sign, or skim-read the letter if they have the time. It's touching when you get a reply in which the celeb responds to something you actually said in your letter, showing they read it. I've had that a few times. {thumb2}

I don't think the length of the letter makes much difference 99% of the time. As long as what you write is genuine and unique to the celebrity and not a "cut and paste" jobbie which is sent to lots of different people.
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My letters are usually the same length whoever I write to. I try to limit myself to a page and sometimes it takes a lot of thinking about as I like to fit in a lot of info to prove I'm a die hard fan :lol:

I don't think the length of the letter matters. The thought and sincerity that goes in to it determines whether you'll get a good response from the celeb!

Having said that, a charity donation or gift goes a long way towards getting a good response. I have done this on several occasions - to show appreciation for the celeb, not to get a good reply - but I always get something nice in return when I send a donation :)
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my greatest success was helena bonham carter, and i wrote her a long letter, the success wasn't special, but that i got one from her was just perfect
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Long.. I rarely write long letters but when I do it's to someone I really like
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my letters are always brief, concise, and to the point. i tell them how i appreciate them, in what productions i was especially impressed, and request their signature on the item i sent.

it's worked well for me so far...
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nathansautos wrote:my letters are always brief, concise, and to the point. i tell them how i appreciate them, in what productions i was especially impressed, and request their signature on the item i sent.

it's worked well for me so far...

Ditto for me. I figure If I can't get it on 3/4 of a page, then I need to do a rewrite. Of course so far I've never gotten a special not or anything back either.

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i sent around a four page letter (and i have never done that before) to the JONAS BROTHERS!
i recieved a nice autographed picture back

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