Autographs..

[missjef]

after reading a thing on Digital Spy on who was in the top 10 best and worst celebrities to get autographs from, i was wondering if any of you have met any actors/actresses to get their autographs and who was best/worst.

[Alibobs]

My friend (now 40 something) likes to relate the tale that she was told to eff off by Rolf Harris!

[crisgal]

i got geoffrey hughes' autograph (eddie yates - corrie) years ago. It was really scribbly and he said "If you can't read it love, give it the doctor and he'll give you something to rub on yer chest!"

[scatty mare]

Just to add to Alibobs's post, I've also heard that Rolf Harris is a miserable ******.

[spaced]

i have a signed photo of Ray Winstone and a signed photo of Danny Dyer. I also have a signed flyer of David Gorman.

Did have an autograph from Edwin Van De Sar (the now Man U keeper), but have seemed to have lst that. Have a signed serviette from Dino Zoff.

[JackDanielsU]

Many rugby players / pundits etc are very pleasant to get autographs off. Even Stuart Barnes.

My first autographs were from a girl band called Fuzzbox, met them on a school trip on a train, and they signed my British Rail food bag!!!..they were very nice

Neil Armstrong sent me a very nice picture of him autographed for a space project I was doing at school

Patrick Moore sent me a postcard, and picked me up on my grammar as well!!

[britannia74]

When I was at school we always used to have half days on the last day of term. John Nettles was doing a book signing at WHSmiths so a few of us jumped on a bus and attended. He thought we were bunking off school and was really rude to us!
The nicest signer would have to be Nigel Mansell, a true gentleman!

[saxy_jag]

It would have to be a joint award for Phill Jupitus and his cronies from the Blockheads. Admittedly, I was working with them for most of the weekend, but requests to sign my book were met with an "Of course I can sign. Where? Here? Pleasure." I cannot say how genuinely nice these guys were. And I was given a T-shirt, and an invitation to another gig! Whoop-de-doo!

I have it on good authority that Daniel O'Donell will only sign a set number of autographs per gig and that's it. The late Don Lusher, on the other hand, would go into the auditorium at the end of a gig and stay signing and chatting for as long as it took.

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Mr EDITOR tell me a good reason why you banned my answer????