MELISSA BLOCK, Host: Now, on to your movie-related e-mail. On Friday on the program, we talked about the promotional campaign for the movie "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and some of you wrote in response to that.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: In the film Sarah Marshall dumps her boyfriend for a rock star, and he tries to get over it. Universal Pictures has placed ads around the country with messages like "You do look fat in those jeans, Sarah Marshall."</s>Ms. SARAH MARSHALL (Resident, Greenfield, Massachusetts): I do not look fat in those jeans. That's all I've got to say.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: That's my co-host Robert Siegel, laughing with Sarah Marshall of Greenfield, Massachusetts. She's one of three real Sarah Marshalls we talked to.</s>One comment came in from Annie Hall of Atlanta, Georgia: I send best wishes to all the Sarah Marshall out there, Ms. Hall writes. Since 1977, my name has been associated with a movie and I've had a more entertaining life because of it.  May Sarah Marshall be as good to you, all you Sarah Marshall, as Annie Hall has been to me.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: And Christine Hacker Hickman of Blue Springs, Missouri writes, when I call IT support at work it's a series of bad jokes. She goes on, even the bad guy on my son's favorite cartoon is named The Hacker. But I refuse to let it bug me; I even kept my maiden name after I got married.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: You can write to us. Go to NPR.org/contact.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: This is NPR, National Public Radio.
In the wake of a less-than-flattering promotional campaign for the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall several listeners send messages of encouragement to the Sarah Marshalls of the world. One of those listeners is named Annie Hall.