Evan will make appearances for $15K.

Mar. 3, 2003, 9:38 am | 0 comments

Evan will make appearances for $15K.
Need a contest judge? A fashion show host? Have $15,000? Look no further than Joe Millionaire‘s Evan Marriott and his appearance tour! But book now, because he’s available only until the end of April, when his 15 minutes apparently will run out. Why would you want to hire Evan, besides the fact that you’ll make an estimated $24,000 on ticket sales alone? According to materials from booker Mike Esterman that The Smoking Gun obtained, he’s popular: “millions and millions of young adults tune in to watch the lives of Joe Millionaire and his slew of woman [sic] hand picked to choose from.” If you have an extra $10,000, Zora Andrich will be happy to show up, too.
+ also: Fox exec says Joe Millionaire 2 “will carry virtually all the same values forward.”

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