[quote="fromuk2014"][quote="Markd"]Like others have said, this unfortunately doesn't look real; doesn't look anything like the Murray autograph I got in person a few months ago.

And while we're on the topic of Bill Murray stories, I actually have one of my own. It involved a very drunk Bill screaming at me to get the F*** away from him and told me I'm lucky I'm not dead. Then he pushed a random stranger on the street and walked away while his driver ran after him. One of my all time best celebrity encounters.[/quote]

Did that happen when you obtained the IP or a separate time?

No photos from the story, it could have been tempting to even if its just the back of him walking away.[/quote]

We saw him twice over the course of the day. In the morning he was pretty jovial and signed happily for us, but it was after an afterparty that same night that he freaked out at us... Funny thing was this all took place on what the city had declared 'Bill Murray Day'.

Unfortunately I didn't get a photo from the actual crazy encounter, it all sort of happened too fast and I honestly wasn't expecting it so I didn't have my camera ready. Here's a photo from him signing that morning though.

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[quote="Markd"]Like others have said, this unfortunately doesn't look real; doesn't look anything like the Murray autograph I got in person a few months ago.

And while we're on the topic of Bill Murray stories, I actually have one of my own. It involved a very drunk Bill screaming at me to get the F*** away from him and told me I'm lucky I'm not dead. Then he pushed a random stranger on the street and walked away while his driver ran after him. One of my all time best celebrity encounters.[/quote]

Did that happen when you obtained the IP or a separate time?

No photos from the story, it could have been tempting to even if its just the back of him walking away.

Like others have said, this unfortunately doesn't look real; doesn't look anything like the Murray autograph I got in person a few months ago.

And while we're on the topic of Bill Murray stories, I actually have one of my own. It involved a very drunk Bill screaming at me to get the F*** away from him and told me I'm lucky I'm not dead. Then he pushed a random stranger on the street and walked away while his driver ran after him. One of my all time best celebrity encounters.

I was searching for Bill Murray stories and found a great link at [url=http://www.ranker.com/list/the-7-greatest-_real_-bill-murray-stories-ever-told/kristin-wong]ranker.com[/url]. I just loved these stories. He is the best comedian I have ever seen and those stories are truly amazing.

If it's real, congratulations! If it's not, I'm sorry. He's one of my favorites.

I wrote to this address in the database this year it has been a couple months since I mailed it -
I sent Bill Murray a "Garfield" DVD Cover . I Hope I get my DVD Cover autographed by Bill Murray-
I found a NY Address by doing some research someone had it in an address list Friday im actually
mailing it my groundhog day DVD Cover -

Here it is and good luck to us -

Bill Murray
RFD #1 Box 573
Palisades , NY 10964
USA

There are a few successes vv and ip. But they totally differ from this sig. In my opinion this one is not authentic. Sorry.

On one hand, it seems wild that someone as mercurial as Bill Murray would answer fanmail. It does look a bit strange, too, like he used a pen with an unusual nib.

On the other hand, this is a guy who notoriously does not have an agent, just a voicemail box through which people can attempt to contact him, if he happens to check it. It seems equally hard to believe he would have the usual people checking his mail.

mmmmmmmmmmmm. .... no good in my opinion

What at address did you use?