Autograph collectors

MICHAELDIXON

This is the favorite piece in my collection.

A neat piece of television memorabilia from 1986. This is the script from the original pilot episode of the hit TV series, LA LAW by Steven Bochco and Terry Louise Fisher. In the pilot, Michael Kuzak defends an unsavory client; divorce lawyer, Arnold Becker offers to "look over" a woman's divorce settlement; and Douglas Brackman Jr. challenges Ann Kelsey on her handling of a case. The script was autographed by the cast using pens of various colors. A total of 15 autographs including:

Amanda Donohoe (Cara Jean (C.J.) Lamb)

Susan Dey (Grace Van Owen)

Richard Dysart (Leland McKenzie)

Alan Rachins (Douglas Brackman, Jr.)

Susan Ruttan (Roxanne Melman)

Jill Eikenberry (Ann Kelsey)

Harry Hamlin (Michael Kuzak)

Cecil Hoffmann (Zoey Clemmons)

Michele Green (Abby Perkins)

Jimmy Smits (Victor Sifuentes)

Blair Underwood (Jonathan Rollins)

John Spencer (Tommy Mullaney)

Larry Drake (Benny Stulwicz)

Corbin Bernsen (Arnie Becker)

Michael Tucker (Stuart Markowitz)

PipestonePete

Great piece. Gotta love all of the different styles and inks.

MICHAELDIXON

I wish more people would post here!

STONE

Ok, answered solved


Now, if only I'd stay

MICHAELDIXON

STONE,
Post your favorite autograph!

RYK

It should be no surprise to anyone at CU, but I collect autographed Steelers memorabilia. I especially like autographed photos and jerseys. My jersey collection includes autographed jerseys of Franco Harris, Jack Lambert, Mean Joe Greene, John Stallworth, Terry Bradshaw, Hines Ward, James Harrison, Heath Miller, Lamarr Woodley, and James Farrior.

My prized possession is a football signed in 1977 by every member of the Steelers team.

I will post some photos when I get a chance.

RyGuy

I too will post some photos later as long as no one objects to sports memorabilia.

braddick

Great idea Michael!

Aaron Sorkin wrote and directed a little show back in 1998 called, "SportsNight" It lasted two seasons before getting the boot from ABC.

I collect all things SportsNight and have many of the original scripts, signed, such as Michael's LA LAW script. I'll get photos of some of it up and posted soon.

Back in the 80's his was my favorite show too and although it is dated today, offers enjoyment whenever I catch an eps. in re-runs.

On a side note, Sorkin also did a show a few years ago called, "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" that was also very well written but only lasted a single year!

TRIVIA: Can you name his biggest movie hit and also his biggest TV hit (not listed above, of course)?

KentuckyJ

I collect autographed White House Easter eggs. My collection includes a few politicos (Michael Deaver, Donald Regan, + ) and entertainment stars (Shirley Temple Black, Kenny Rogers, + ). Sports heroes are often available but it's not unusual for the seller to not know exactly who the person who autographed the egg is/was. Most of these signed wooden eggs date from the Reagan/Bush 41/Clinton years. More recent White House Easter events seem to have gotten away from offering special autographed finds to kids.

mrearlygold

LA Law, neat!

I don't collect autographs but I do have a few letters from Phil Spector, hand written to me.

They are not for sale or publication.

Ted 1

@mrearlygold said:
LA Law, neat!

I don't collect autographs but I do have a few letters from Phil Spector, hand written to me.

They are not for sale or publication.

Was he a collector as well? Did you correspond before or during his prison term?

Curious, big fan of the music.

MICHAELDIXON

Wow! 13 years between comments! Must be a record!