
address I used was:
Julie Andrews,
PO Box 491668,
Los Angeles
CA 90049-8668
USA
Here are the pics:


I have had 2 pre-printed photos sent from that address & one originally signed bookplate.shaun wrote:I sent a letter and SAE to Julie on: 17th December 2012, and today I recieved this unsigned photo back, plus a note from Julie's PA saying ' she can't sign'.its sad but understandable though.
address I used was:
Julie Andrews,
PO Box 491668,
Los Angeles
CA 90049-8668
USA
Thanks for your reply luckyas13canbe ...luckyas13canbe wrote:This is not a success.
A random photo which is unsigned is not a success, sent out by a pleb and nothing to do with the celebrity who has been written to. I at no point commented on anything you posted, though I also believe PPs are pointless. As for SFM etc... talk about a waste of time, and I have no idea why that sort of thing excites anyone.goswannies wrote:Thanks for your reply luckyas13canbe ...luckyas13canbe wrote:This is not a success.
Just to clarify ... which bit wasn't a success? The bookplate that was provided by Dame Julie (or her publicist) & certainly signed by Dame Julie so that it could be stuck into my book (it costs a lot to mail a book to the US from overseas, you know). So that's a success in anyone's terms I'd think. Particularly when I wanted a bookplate for the book.
The two pre-printed photos are more successful than getting nothing back or getting an unsigned photo that others have reported. Heck, there's a whole section on this site for people who write to StudioFanMail to happily report "successful" pre-prints.
& via venues are certainly successes ... although clearly not at the reported address ... & my point was that if someone desperately wants a signed photo of Dame Julie, perhaps via venue might be a good option.
But if none of that helps in YOUR opinion then ignore my post.
Ah my apologies ... you were responding to the original "success" post? My mistake.luckyas13canbe wrote:A random photo which is unsigned is not a success, sent out by a pleb and nothing to do with the celebrity who has been written to. I at no point commented on anything you posted, though I also believe PPs are pointless. As for SFM etc... talk about a waste of time, and I have no idea why that sort of thing excites anyone.
100% agree, too many people who are inexperienced can be fooledgoswannies wrote:Ah my apologies ... you were responding to the original "success" post? My mistake.luckyas13canbe wrote:A random photo which is unsigned is not a success, sent out by a pleb and nothing to do with the celebrity who has been written to. I at no point commented on anything you posted, though I also believe PPs are pointless. As for SFM etc... talk about a waste of time, and I have no idea why that sort of thing excites anyone.
One use of PPs or SFM is that they might be able to be used to varify a success ... though I guess they could be used by forgers too. Worse still, when they appear on eBay & are passed off as originals. IMO SFM should stamp or print StudioFanMail on the back or front of the picture so that it's clear that it's not an original.
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