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Jane Austen to see what she would make of all the different adaptations of her books.

Snap Zinxie!

I'd have the Lumiere brothers, so they could see what they'd started

Michael Palin - I think he's lush. He has a fabulously dry sense of humour, he's absolutely gorgeous and he would be brilliant company for a few drinks afterwards...

Another one for Benedict Cumberbatch, or johnny Depp, or Aiden Turner

Or the man that plays Thor or Loki

I'm not fussed really :-)

In case it's not obvious I think yhey all have great sense of humour and make excellent films and we would have excellent post film convesations in a restaurant somewhere.

As long as they keep shush during the film, and agree tht the only way to have popcorn is, Salty on top and sweet on the bottom, then anyone is good

I like to watch my films in complete silence, without someone chatting in my ear or rustling popcorn. So I'd like to watch one with someone dead. And quiet. A former hermit perhaps or someone who took a monastic vow of silence.

It would have to be Eddie Izzard. He makes ne laugh so much and although ID have to try hard not to talk to him during the film, it would be brilliant hearing his take on the film at the bar afterwards.

Charlie Chaplin, I would love to know what he thought of today's movies and movie stars, I hope he would talk to me though and I wouldn't have to guess what he thought as he acted it out silently after the film!

Viggo Mortenson, for purely lust-based reasons!

I'd love to go with Steven Spielberg so I could talk to him about filmmaking. Maybe we could watch one of his movies!

Ewan McGregor - what I wouldn't do with him on the back seat of the cinema

Claudia Winkleman- great film knowledge but also up for a laugh and a chat

Charlie Chaplin because he would be nice and silent and wouldn't disturb my viewing pleasure.

Jennifer Lawrence, we'd have a good laugh

Martin Freeman looks like he'd be good company, plus he's not all that tall so we could sit somewhere with a good clear view.

Greg Davies cos I love him
I cuddled him once, I'm 5ft and he's 6ft 8 or something. Phnar

Guy Garvey because he seems a Snuggly sort, & it's always freezing in the cinema. We would definitely eat loads of rubbish food and slurp giant drinks...maybe with a little dram.

Tracey Emin - I have a girl crush on her and the movies would be just the start of a wild night out in which we'd end up utterly slaughtered and causing mischief.

The Queen - she apparently has a wonderful sense of humour so it would be fascinating to see how she reacted (and she might have an anecdote or two about whoever was in the film since she has met everybody!).

Zoe Ball because she reminds me of my best friend in rl

Cameron Diaz, shes so funny and just seems so down to earth! Would be a right laugh.

Graham Norton, because he makes me laugh

David tennant, we could discuss the film afterwards and I could listen to his lovely voice

Chris Hemsworth. Sat at the back in the dark, oof!