Drawing: Steven Spielberg

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Steven Spielberg signed my drawing at the War Horse premiere in London

The Artist – Done in 60 Seconds

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My entry into the Jameson Empire Done in Sixty Seconds competition.
Based on “The Artist”

Drawing: Johnny Depp and Jerry Bruckheimer

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When they were filming Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides I left this drawing with Jerry Bruckheimer. He signed it, and even got Johnny Depp to sign before sending it back to me.

David Jason signs my drawing

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One of my friends know David Jason’s secretary, so he managed to get my drawing signed for me. As you can see by his writing all over it, he seemed to like it.

The Sunday Hangover

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A quick look at the terms for ‘hangover’ in other countries…

Know any others?

Drawing: Henry Goodman and David Haig in Yes, Prime Minister at the Gielgud Theatre

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Haven’t watched the new TV series, but caught Henry Goodman and David Haig at the Gielgud Theatre in London’s Westend in 2010.

Drawing: Jerusalem, starring Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook

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Thoroughly enjoyed watching “Jerusalem” on stage in the Westend a couple of years ago. So here’s my drawing – signed by Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook

Signed Drawing: Quentin Tarantino

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Saw Quentin Tarantino at the London premiere of Django Unchained last week. This is an older drawing, but I figured it was worth posting.

Drawings: Pete Postlethwaite and Justin Butcher in Scaramouche Jones

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I have a large collection of autographed theatre drawings, mostly from the West End in London, but some from Broadway and other places. I saw Pete Postlethwaite perform “Scaramouche Jones” in Auckland, New Zealand in 2003, and later saw the writer of the piece, Justin Butcher, performing the part in London in 2011. Both excellent, and both signed a drawing for me.