Autograph fiends.

Would you like an autograph?

Please, give us an autograph.

Hey, give me an autograph!

May I have your autograph?

Then... could I get an autograph?

Good job on the autograph session.

Give me your autograph, Mr. Lockwood!

You want an autograph or what?

Can I have your autograph, please?

Initially, all we did was autograph it.

Finally, Hitler came by. It's his autograph.

I wish I'd have got his autograph.

May I have your autograph, Mr. Bronski?

Next time I'll bring my autograph album.

What's that? Would you kindly autograph these?

Sir, can I have your autograph please?

Why don't you autograph it to them?

Then a guy asks him for his autograph.

She'd like an autograph for our eldest boy.

Mr. Ferrante, would you autograph this picture, please?

And I sent my autograph book to the cleaners.

Give him an autograph that he leaves us alone.

Could I have your autograph for my little boy?

That is why Lugovoi is being asked for his autograph.

I'll ask him for an autograph for my eldest boy.

Maybe you'd like me to autograph this before I leave.

Oh, man, I got his autograph. Well, so long, glamour boy.

Go ahead. Don't be so stuck up, autograph it to them.

A value for things with a personal touch an autograph book, a soul searching letter.

When did Russians ever ask a victim for an autograph? I myself have been attracting the interest of the Russian Public Prosecutor s Office for several months now, and I have yet to encounter any public support in the street, let alone a single autograph hunter.

When did Russians ever ask a victim for an autograph? I myself have been attracting the interest of the Russian Public Prosecutor s Office for several months now, and I have yet to encounter any public support in the street, let alone a single autograph hunter.

I collect autograph books, and those of you authors in the audience know I hound you for them and CDs too, Tracy.

In Russia, you get asked for your autograph if you are a proper hero an ice hockey player, a cosmonaut, a high society prostitute, or, like Lugovoi, an executioner.

He bought one of Swanson s books, asked for an autograph, and then offered to buy Swanson a cup of coffee, in order to discuss prospects of working together in order to achieve peace.

Lugovoi, still rather diffident but with unmistakable pride, mentioned that when he is seen in public, he usually finds himself surrounded by people who want to shake his hand, congratulate him on his valor, and ask for his autograph.

The second video clip that I imagined was getting back to Heathrow airport, and I could see again, vividly, the camera flashbulbs going off, the paparazzi, the autograph hunters, the book agents coming to sign me up for a deal.

The second video clip that I imagined was getting back to Heathrow airport, and I could see again, vividly, the camera flashbulbs going off, the paparazzi, the autograph hunters, the book agents coming to sign me up for a deal.