Any 5 people to dinner (alive or deceased)

[Misshapencha0s]

Marilyn Monroe - beautiful, intelligent and often misunderstood
Anne Frank - her diary blows my mind, 14 years and so much wisdom
Travis Fimmel - in character as Ragnar...need i say any more..not sure how much talking we would do...
Elizabeth 1 - strong female leader in such a precarious world
William Shakespeare - love the period of history he lived in and love his works...would like to hang out for a bit

Murray Walker, I like F1 so he'd have some interesting stories
Meredith Kercher, would like to know exactly what happened to her
Adolf Hitler, would like to try to work out wtf he was thinking
A translator, so I could understand what Hitler was going on about
Tony Hancock, because he'd get rat-arsed and have a drunken go at Hitler.

My gran
The Queen
Freddie Mercury
Rosa Parks
Moira Rose

• Piers Morgan
• Kate Middleton
• Gary Barlow
• Boris Johnson
• The Queen Mother

Maybe not all together 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sue Perkins

Nadiyah Hussain

My great granny (obviously you don’t know her but trust me when I say she would have been right at home in this crowd)

Baroness Hale

Stella Gibbons

Tell me that wouldn’t be a sparkling conversation!

Shakespeare, Einstein, Joan of Arc, the Dalai Lama and Margaret Thatcher (just to mix it up a bit)

Anthony Bourdain
Ken Loach
Ruth Gainsburg
Louis Theroux
David Bowie

George Michael
Princess Diana
Jeremy Beadle
Judge Rinder
Alan Rickman

I've never understood why anyone would be interested in someone else's answers to this kind of question.

My mum and dad, my dads mum and dad, my mums dad.

Jesus
Thomas Cromwell
Winston Churchill
Prince Albert
George Elliott
Jane Austin

John Bowlby and John Locke (child psychology and development fascinates me)
The Yorkshire shepherdess
Queen Victoria
Enid blyton

A totally eclectic mix of people

Lt Col A D Wintle - a magnificent eccentric and man of principle, possibly very un PC though

Douglas Bader - inspirational leader, but see comments above

Nina Simone - to sing for her supper

Lucy Worsley - enthusiastic, eccentric, slightly scatty and very entertaining

Maggie Aderin Pocock - to teach me more about the moon and stars

David Attenborough
Jesus Christ and his mum
Hitler
Emmeline Pankhurst

@TheWaif

I've never understood why anyone would be interested in someone else's answers to this kind of question.

Yet you assume everybody is going to be interested in your comment? 😉

Nope. I just hoped it would make at least one person realise how dull they're being :)

• Isaac Newton
• Robert Dudley
• John Milton
• Emily Bronte
• Virginia Woolf

I would have said Shakespeare five times, but deep down I need Shakespeare to remain a mystery!

@TheWaif I often ask this question of people. I think it gives you a real insight into who they are and what they’re interested in.

Mine would be:

Dawn French
David Attenborough
Barack Obama
Emily Wilding Davison
Amelia Earhart

Malcolm X
Martin Luther King
Harriet Tubman
Mahatma Gandhi
Siddhartha Gautama Aka the Buddha

Dawn French
Susan Calman
Sabine Schmitz
My Great Auntie
Victoria Wood.

It will be a girls night in. There will be lots and lots and lots of chocolate pudding.

Would I be allowed to have my late DP to dinner 5 times, instead of 5 people once please?

Winston Churchill
My brother
John Lennon
Jane Austen
Neil Armstrong ( did he really walk in the moon?)

@LakieLady Socially distant, virtual hugs to you.

Oscar Wilde
Graham Norton
Jo Brand
Stephen Fry
Shane McGowan

I would choose my brother, before he was ill. He wasn't such good company for the last year of his life.
My Grandpa (also deceased)
My Mum and my Grandma (both very much alive)
It would be lovely to see my brother one more time and for my Grandparents to be together for an evening after 20 years being apart.