Does anybody know the address?

May 16, 19993 posts by 3 posters
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Slots1518

Hello people.I am asing if any of you know any of the address to the cast of seinfeld where you write and ask for a autograph.If any of you know any of thier mailing address where fans can write in and ask for an autograph please post it.I'm looking for alll of hat cast members.

Don't know if there IS one central address at this stage, since the series is now out of production (has been for a year) and the offices have been closed down since May of 1998, when the last original episode aired on NBC. There hasn't been a link to the show from the NBC website since the last rerun episode aired in September of 1998. You could TRY Castle Rock, the production company, or the current syndicator of the show, Sony/Tristar, in Los Angeles (should be available on the Web through Yahoo) for starters. Or check the Web for the cast members' latest projects. For example, Julia Louis-Dreyfus will soon be at work on a theatrical film based on Gilligan's Island, and Jason Alexander is one of the featured voices on UPN's Dilbert as well as working on a film based on the Rocky and Bullwinkle show of the 60s. Often the studios will pass on fan requests e-mailed through those sites. Or you could see if there's any information on the record about who their agents are, and try to contact them through their representatives (the Internet Movie Database, easily accessible from Yahoo, often has this information on major performers). Failing that, try the local affiliate that carries Seinfeld in your market. It's possible they have some information provided through the syndicator, since the show is still very popular and they probably still get a lot of requests like yours.

     Jerry will be the toughest to connect with, since he does not use an agent
(his sister is his business manager) and hasn't yet rolled out his next series
of projects. You might try to write to him through his home address at the
Beresford co-op building on West 81st at Central Park West in NYC, but that'll
be a long shot; he's probably deluged with mail now and may not see your
specific request any time soon. He's also frequently seen around New York and
he's said to be cordial and courteous to fans when they approach him, so maybe
you'll get an autograph through direct contact if you meet him there.
     Good luck.

Bob Smith, afternoons WXXI-AM 1370, Rochester NY

You'll have to put out some cash, but www.ebay.com always seems to have a variety of celebrity autographs available.

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