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Bette Davis, just loved her acting

Jennifer Aniston... Would so love to be 'Friends' with her

Hmm...It'd have to be somebody quiet as I HATE it when somebody talks through a film, and they'd have to be a good conversationalist so we could chat about the film afterwards, but somebody lighthearted and witty as I probably wouldn't be interested in every tiny detail about continuity errors and how it wasn't factually correct in every aspect. Is that asking too much of somebody? haha.
I'd probably pick Tom & Gi Fletcher (Tom from McFly & his wife) as from their youtube videos and interviews they seem like an awesome couple!

My husband. He is so cuddly and does not mind me moving to get comfortable

The legend that is Simon Cowell! Love him he is just so dreamy!

Prof Brian Cox, great mind and easy on the eye

Barry Norman. And why not?

Daniel Craig - he would stop all the annoying people talking throughout the movie and hold my hand during the scary bits!

I think I would take Marj Simpson.. because living with Bart and Homer she deserves a good night out!

I would take Jimmy Carr so, if the movie was boring, he could entertain me with laughter instead :)

Present day - Caitlin Moran, if I could go back in time - Katherine Hepburn. Both of these strong, opinionated and fascinating women are hilarious and enlightening, and I think we'd have so much fun

Jamie Oliver - He could cook me a lovely supper when we got home!

I'd love to go with Jonny Depp because, well......who wouldn't!!!!

Emma Willis - just because she's open minded and we wouldn't have to watch a film just because it's got good reviews.

Hugh Jackman

Bill Murray. We could eat popcorn in companionable silence.

Tom Hanks, such a great actor so if he's willing to see a particular film I'll know it's a goody

I'd have to take Sigmund Freud and Michael McIntyre...
Freud for his mind and being able to have a good ole disect of the movie afterwards and MM because he seems kind and would give me a cuddle if I was scared and make me laugh and the 3 of us could have a good rummage in the movie/actors/plot/other cinema goers over dinner after!

Rob Brydon- so witty

James Stewart His voice fascinates me and he's always the perfect gentleman

Robin Williams. Firstly if the film was terrible, at least he'd be great company.
Also, he'd probably spend so much time talking, he wouldn't notice me snaffling all the pic n mix. Win win.

Ryan Reynolds as he is yummy and very funny

I'd definitely go with Miranda Hart - She is just so hilarious i can imagine her doing a bit of a running commentary of the film as we watch it.

Leonardo dicaprio as I use to fancy him when I was younger & I love his films and we also have the same birthday.

I think Stephen Fry so we could have an intelligent conversation about the film afterwards.