TTM Tuesday! Rant! Fran Drescher HAZ GNE NUTZ! Spelling Errors! Stamps! Sharpie Sickness! TTM Twitter War! And More!
What’s up autograph fanatics! Ace here with TTM Tuesday….
Hopefully this is the last time I have to speak about the topic but the madness has ensued climatically over the last week.
Fran Drescher, the Nanny, doesn’t come off as nice as she seemed to be… Instead, it seems like she has gone off the deep end.
If you have not heard, Drescher has stamped playbills for TTM and charity. They are selling these charity playbills for a whopping $50. Most people who buy the playbills are not looking to donate, but want the playbill for the collection. The good saint Fran Drescher has stamped these playbills, ultimately ruining the entire cast effort and the novelty of it.
Fran Drescher didn’t see it that way. She has gone to great lengths to fight fans on twitter.
Fans are outraged about the stamped playbills…
Honestly, if she didn’t want to sign them, she shouldn’t have signed them at all. Nothing is better than a stamp.
Originally, Drescher denied all claims of the fake signature…
When she did admit they were stamps, like we all knew, she said it was for a good cause…
She actually thinks the stamp is an autograph. I honestly think everyone who sent will get a stamp on his or her items as well.
If it was for charity, she should actually put some effort into it. You can’t say the ink made you ill, when you didn’t sign any authentically in the first place…
She claims she is willing to sign her books and original Fran Drescher dolls…
I honestly think she is crazy… There is no logic in any of her comments and I feel sorry for all the fans out there…
Being on broadway is getting to her head… according to her, it’s the ink smell…
When people haven’t done anything relevant in about twenty years, this kinda stuff happens…
Her biggest crime isn’t the stamps, it’s her spelling… Next time, use the maximum ammount of characters… You give nannies a bad name…
God forbid if any shows were cancelled, so please guys, don’t send her requests… Pens will not be opened… Letters will not be read…
Let us know your thoughts…
Now, remember, there is always a graphing opportunity out there… You just have to find it… unless it’s Fran Drescher…
Ace the Autograph Addict
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Apparently after all this she said she will sign whatever you send to the show if you send a SASE… Lets see if those are stamps
who cares? move on. the loser who keeps harassing her about it needs to get a life
Many people care- SOO many bigger celebrities will take the time to sign all those playbills- the entire cast took the time to sign those Playbills and Fran was just TOO lazy to do it- It’s Tacky.
I’ve met Fran twice now – and she is LOVELY. Not only did she remember my name the second time, but she gives great hugs, chats for a while, poses for pictures, and happily signed my Playbill. MANY celebrities use a stamp when signing hundreds of items at a time. She’s hardly the first, and she most certainly won’t be the last. The stamp doesn’t negate all the kindness she shows fans nightly at the stage door. She’s a lovely woman.
So is Fran actually signing at the stage door now? Since she started, she has not been signing at all at the stage door. The problem is that she has been lying to people- I was present at a performance in which, after curtain she gave her Broadway Cares speech and told people that these playbills were signed by her- which was a lie, then she kept denying to when asked about it. These playbills were advertised as being signed, and in fact they weren’t signed by her- False Advertisement. The entire rest of the cast did it, so she should have to.
Fran certainly signed the night I saw the show. And then I met her again at another event. She was lovely both times.
The issue is that she is CHARGING $50 for charity and you get a pre-stamped playbill. That’s pretty shady no matter how you slice it. Imagine going to the Hollywood Show, forking over $50 cash, then watching the celebrity use a rubber stamp on your item!
maybe if you paid $50 you would get a real signature. quit being selfish and wanting something for free
susan, how do you know the playbills she charges $50 are stamped? have you paid the 50 dollars and seen the signature? or have you just seen the free ttm playbills?
besides, half of you guys are going to sell them on ebay
Let me just say, no one, and I mean NO ONE! Makes money off of a Fran Drescher autograph.
Hi Nanny – I know she was charging because she states so right in her tweets. One of our MTF family members paid the $50 and got a stamp. Plain and simple. Not to mention that she ADMITS to doing so in her tweets as well. Perhaps you should go back and read them – it’s difficult, I know, due to the horrendous ‘abbreviations’ she uses. Personally, I wouldn’t make the effort to cross the street for a FREE ten dollar bill authentically signed by Fran Dresher right in front of my face. But hey that’s just me.
actually authentic signatures from Fran sell for decent money. one just sold last Thursday for $75. so mike, up your nose with a rubber hose
I was actually at the theatre when the playbills and posters were being auctioned off- and you could tell that they were stamped. you would think that for 100 dollar donation, you would get a real signature. it seems pretty lazy, because the ENTIRE cast of Cinderella signed the playbills and posters and she was the only one not too. and it’s for Charity.
Really? Are you sure she didn’t just stamp it? And how much would the stamped one sell for? .50 cents?