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and showmaster Jason?
Can't argue with you Mick. Jason's done a great job too.
I HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!
Let him that hath undertanding count the number of the beast . . .
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I guess everybody is entitled to their views:
However for people who are fans of classic horror, and I mean classic,
the Omen is a legendary film. Harvey Stephens is a non existant horror autograph
for collectors and if the guest is indeed Harvey then rather than a let down I think
it would be an amazing announcement.
I think the guest list that Dave and Garry are putting together is nothing short of
outstanding.
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Dufresne is right: Look at the Autographica website:
It says YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
This is the line on all the original Omen posterS when the movie first came out nearly 30 years ago.
Greg Peck and Lee Remick are dead, as is Pat Troughton, David Warner has done signings before. it must BE
HARVEY STEPHENS 666!!!!!!!!!!!!
The ANTI CHRIST IS AMONG US!
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Awesome yes, but hardly the headliner that Dave said this guest kinda was ……
That's exactly what i started thinking, very good guest but hardly a headliner as he really has not did anything else in his career. But dave did say 2 guests where being announced on wednesday, although we have only been given clues for one!
I disagree slightly. If it is Harvey Stephens it will be amazing. This man has never done a signing before and who knows maybe never will again. The Omen is one of the greatest horror films ever without doubt. Signed photos of Harvey as Damien probably don't exist and so this would count as one of the rarest horror signings ever.
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Now that we know it's not Danny Lloyd can I suugest another who had a trike in a very famous horror: Damien from the first Omen, the scene where Lee Remick falls from the balcony.
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Just thought I'd add Bernard Cribbins name to the above lists:
A great guest for Carry On, Fawlty Towers and Dr Who etc etc.
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Just wondered if anyone was thinking of getting a photo of Leslie Grantham and Terry together from Resurrection of the Daleks -- it would be excellent to have one signed by both.
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Roy Scheider would be a brilliant guest, not just for Jaws, but also for
The French Connection and Marathon Man -- some of the best movies of the 70s.
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Her return is making me all sentimental -- The Time Warrior was Liz's first Dr Who story back in 1973 and it is the first Dr Who story I can remember (I was 3 years and 10 months old). For star wars fans they should take a look at that story some time -
it features a very young Jeremy Bulloch playing Hal who is very handy with a bow and arrow . . .
It will be great to see Sarah again!
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I hope this is not innapropriate -- If it is Mick please remove the thread --
I just wanted to let everyone who collects autographs to know about a new site
which is run by two highly respected dealers (both UACC registered) -
www.isitreal.com
Everyone interested in combatting fakes should take a look and contribute if appropriate.
Steve.
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DO NOT DRY MOUNT ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS!
You will seriously de-value them. To preserve posters you should have them professionally
paper or linen backed. These are acid-free and will preserve your poster as opposed to dry mounting which will erode and destroy. There are several movie poster galleries in London who can professionally back your poster.
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Just to give you an example: a well known dealer in the states has a tippi hedren
rod taylor double signed from Hitchcock's The Birds listed for $999, approx £550.
I know a dealer here who is registered with the UACC who has an in person double signed the same but priced at just under £100. The variation between dealers is at times staggering, and I'm talking genuine dealers, not the ebay fraudsters.
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For him to sign my doctor who cover- The City of Death --
and also for Quatermass and the Pit as I already have an two 8x10s from that film signed by Barbara Shelley and Andrew Keir.
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What about Warren Clarke (Clockwork Orange) ?
If he's not filming Dalziel + Pascoe etc.
Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood. Their doing a convention in August in the states.
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The question is:
How did Shatner's stay on when he did the underwater scenes in Star Trek 4 The
Voyage Home??????????
Did Scotty use some engine room glue on him?
And was it ever mistaken for a tribble?
I believe Ted Danson has been known to wear the occasional syrup as well.
Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, Brian Donlevy. . .
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The Shining is THE BEST. Also Scatman Crothers getting the "axe" in that one.
Anyone remember watching Jaws the first time and the head falling out of the boat to Richard Dreyfuss' surprise?
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An often forgotten role of Julian's was that of Colonel Breen in Hammer's
Quatermass and the Pit -- one of the best British sci-fi movies --
Julian meets a rather nasty death in that one!
Also he was Scaroth in DrWho and The City of Death.
So plenty of interest for sci fi fans with Julian.
Also his wife Isla Blair was also in Indy and the Last Crusade.
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Oh my brothers!
Please may Warren Clarke come to Autographica (so he can add his sig to my Malcolm
Mc Dowell and he can bring Dave Prowse as his bodyguard!)
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I would love to see Michael Lonsdale flit across the channel and come to Autographica.
He would be a great Bond guest (Hugo Drax) and he also starred in one of my all time favourite films Day of the Jackal. Anybody else like to meet him?
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I would like to suggest someone who has been a stalwart of British tv and cinema
for over 40 years -- Geoffrey Palmer:
Credits include:
TV: Dr Who (Silurians / Mutants)
The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin
Fawlty Towers (Kipper and the Corpse)
Butterflies
As Time Goes By
Blackadder Goes Fourth
Film: Fish Called Wanda
Clockwise
Mrs Brown
and for Bond fans he played Admiral Roebuck in Tomorrow Never Dies.
I think he'd be a great guest for Autographica.
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Or Shane Rimmer?
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Can I just say that a couple of months ago someone was selling fake LOTRs
signed posters on ebay and claiming to be a UACC member (not registered dealer
I must empasise) and within a matter of days the UACC kicked this person out so
it shows that the UACC does work and will kick out the cheats.
It is heartbreaking to see people bidding on these ridiculous CAST SIGNED BY 36 LOTR
on ebay, the people selling these should be taken to court.
I wondered Mick if you'd seen these posters on ebay: is there nothing that can be done to stop these people: I mean cast signed by 36 with a $9.99 opening bid!!!!
What could you expect to pay for a real one, I reckon four figures.
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Hi
I'm relatively new to the board but have been a lover of horror for many years.
I have been a collector of horror autographs from the Universal studios era right
up to the modern movies for about 6 years now.
I just wondered what everybodys favourite or scariest moment from a horror movie was. Here are a few of my favs not in any order:
1. The hand coming up from the lake in Jon Voight's dream in Deliverance.
2. The 'Help Me' appearing on Regan's body in the Exorcist.
3. Gregory Peck opening the tomb in The Omen to find a jackal's skeleton.
4. Lew Ayres getting carried away under the frozen lake in Omen 2.
5. Donald Sutherland's scream and finger pointing a the end of Invasion of the
Bodysnatchers.
6.The Alien bursting from John Hurt's chest in Alien.
7. Shelley Duvall looking at the typewriter in The Shining and seeing 'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy!'
These are just a few of my favs, all from the 70's which is my favourite horror era.
Steve.
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No,
Dave did say there would be two other announcements tonight.
Maybe Freddy's been to visit him....
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There is a study of Heston's autograph on www.isitreal.com done by Rolf
showing secretarials and real ones. Hope it is of help.