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I would like to invite all of you over to my flat for dinner.

Other people: Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity - if you wonder why those two, my answer is that I believe they don't like each other and I like people to like each other, so...  :smile:

Last year I was asking my history class  who their top historical dinner guests of all time would be, and one girl said
"Kurt Cobain, Marilyn Manson, and Jesus!"

That some is combo. It sure would lead to some interesting table conversation. I would have to invite Emma Watson, David Beckham, and Abe Lincoln.

That will be a very interesting dinner indeed.  :smile:

General B. L. Montgomery, Gen. George Patton and Gen. MacArther...then ask them "what would you have done if in the other guys theater of ops.?"
Heh, heh, heh...

A friend of mine who is Jewish has said she'd like to invite the Nazi High Command and then poison them. I always tell her that her cooking skills alone would do the job.  :teddyr:

Me, I'd invite all my childhood family and friends. Be great to see them all again.

That one too.  :teddyr:

I think there will be some hands thrown, not to mention a few chairs.  :buggedout: :teddyr:

I would invite the "actors" Keanu Reeves, Christian Slater and Samuel L. Jackson over to my place for dinner, but then hold them at gunpoint and force them to fight each other to the death for my amusement.  I hate all 3 of them.

hmmm, I don't know. I vary time to time, so it would be difficult to choose just three.

I would love to have a long conversation with Helen Keller,a lady that I've always admired....through Anne Sullivan,of course,since I never learned to sign.

I'd treasure the chance to talk to John Wayne,one of my favorite actors.

Also,a treat would be to talk things over with JFK.

If I were to only choose three...hmm.

Glenn Danzig, Joe Strummer and Vince McMahon.

Wyrewizard, RCMerchant, and Ghandi.

Ed Greenwood, Joseph Campbell and Desmond Tutu

Or

Trevor, Uwe Boll and Jim Henson

Joey Ramone, Hunter S. Thompson and Robert Mitchum.

Although that's not "dinner guests" so much as "bar-crawl buddies."

 :teddyr: :teddyr:

We have archival footage of Helen at the Film Archives.


That would be nice.  :smile:

Nice  :teddyr:

Wow!

An idiot, a nice guy and a political leader respectively: Make me the fifth person at the table.  :teddyr:

Some interesting discussions there.

Or


 :teddyr: :teddyr:

I would give them both a hug.  :thumbup:

Yes, but HELEN KELLER did learn to speak. 

Jean-Claude Van Damme, Stephen King , George Lucas, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger...

and Michio Kaku (theoretical physicist)

We would talk about fighting (Martial arts) the universe and of course MOVIES!

Ed Wood Jr, William (One Shot) Beaudine and Steven Speilberg.
And I ask Ed and William to tell Steven what he did wrong.

Douglas Adams, Charlie Chaplin, and either Vincent Price or Salvatore Dali for the cooking.

Another option would have been anyone, god, and the devil, but Peter Ustinov pretty much covered that in "The old man and Mr. Smith".

Quite true. :smile:

And I must agree with Newt on Jim Henson. :cheers:

Movie version: Werner Herzog, Klaus Kinski and Nic Cage.

Hahahahahahaha! I'm in!

LOL, I now have some mad vision in my head now of Herzog narrating Cage whilst he's eating 'this primitive beast devours the meat of other animals in an almost ritualistic fashion'

LOL  :bouncegiggle:

I'd add Orson Welles. In 1994's "Ed Wood" Ed Wood (Johnny Depp) and Orson Welles (Vincent D'Onofrio) meet one night and talk making movies. It never happened in real life, but the worst director in Hollywood meeting and talking to the best director in Hollywood. I'd pay good money to see that.