is this real? Stan Lee, Gearge Lucas, Harrison Ford signed 0

[Jimmy Linguini]

15 hours ago, Larryw7 said:

Believe it or not, Lucas was signing stuff for fans a couple of weeks ago. The video is pretty hilarious.

George Lucas tells autograph seekers to get a job.

 

This guy who was getting the signatures was recognized. He always gets recognized. That's why the four people standing next to him arn't saying anything - they work for him. He has some other good videos that I suggest checking out. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKj_BC3pEV7Qo0pF4kHQ_6w

[kav]

WHY doesnt Lucas say GTF away from me??

[Semicentennial]

3 hours ago, Jimmy Linguini said:

You should see the "autograph" Woody Harelson gave me.

That guy owes me $5 for ruining my book.

Tim Vigil smudged the signature on one of my books but it didn't matter since I got a chance to talk to him.  

[kav]

The smudged sigs are considered 'variants'.

[mr_highgrade]

8 hours ago, tv horror said:

They aren't Star wars I love horror movies and wrote to them long before 1977 and the Guinness one is a signed Ladykillers postcard. Believe it or not but I've written to all the horror greats Karloff, Price, Lugosi, Carradine all but Lugosi answered. I got the Lugosi one from my father as he met him during a visit to Belfast in the 50's while he played Dracula on stage.

 

I'm not being selfish about the photos as I'm useless on the pc.  

If you ever plan on selling them shoot me a PM. 

[kav]

I loved Lugosi in Plan 9 From Outer Space!

[tv horror]

All due respect Kav...Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee how could you.

[1950's war comics]

40 minutes ago, kav said:

I loved Lugosi in Plan 9 From Outer Space!

My too and the Lugosi double...

Ed Woods wife brothers chiropractor lol!!!

 

[1950's war comics]

for an honest guess as to the worth of those autographs the OP was asking about............

 

 

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[tv horror]

I wonder did it have anything to do with gangsters "Yeah yeah ya fink I'm gonna plug ya see".