toellandback
Andy Cap
Elvis
Hitler
Lord Lucan
Jesus
They ARE alive, it's just only i who knows on which island ;)
Hitler
Lord Lucan
Jesus
They ARE alive, it's just only i who knows on which island ;)
Jane Tanner
Russell O'Brien
Fiona and David Payne
Matthew and Rachel Oldfield
Diane Webster
Not sure what the company would be like, but they'd provide the perfect alibi.
Chris De Burgh,
Piers Morgan,
Phil Collins,
Amy Winehouse,
Pete Doherty
Victoria Beckham
Lucy Pinder
All of the above would be served an aperitif laced with arsenic, with the exception of Ms Pinder who would be spiked with rohypnol.
Chin Chin!
Ok, ok...
Paul Whitehouse.
Ray Lamontagne - to serenade us while we ate.
Gordon Ramsey - to cook the food.
Kenny Baker (R2D2) - Star Wars goss, he's the man in the know....
Guillermo Del Toro
Claudia Winkleman
ToEllandBack :D
has this been done before? Dont care really...
If you could have a dinner party, six people maximum, MUST be alive, (so no Jesus/Hitler arm wrestles after the after eights)..and preferably British. (No, I havnt gone down the Graysblue route), just wondered who people would invite and why.
mine for starters (no pun intended)
Sir Ian Botham -- hero of mine, like his directness.
Bill Bailey ------- to lighten the evening, can bring his guitars too.
Sarah Alexander - the blonde one out of 'Coupling', beautiful and intellegent.
Tim Marshall --- Foreign affairs editor on Sky news, fascinating bloke.
Michael Palin --- Comedy, travel what else for a party?
Mark Thomas -- Political activist and comedian..just for the fun of it..good bloke, exposes a lot of crap in the world.
I dont expect you to agree with any of these, so lets have yours.
Found this useful site while I was thinking who I might like to choose, see, problem is most of those I'd like to have for guests have already joined the great dinner party in the after life
http://www.f4group.co.uk/artistes_index/after_dinner.htm
So, what I've come up with is our own Terry Alderton who I think would be a good one to get everyone in a chatty, relaxed mood; The Rock; Pierce Brosnan; Julie Walters for some female solidarity; and of course, my Geordie boys, Ant and Dec.
Stephen Fry - Got to have one somewhat adult yet up for a laugh guy around
Jeremy Clarkson - Someone to talk about cars (and besides which, his journalism about everything else is hilarious)
Alan Davies - If only to have Fry take the mick out of him.
Richard Hammond - Brilliantly funny, even if he has got hampster teeth and is a midget.
David Tennant - Looks good in a suit, and is brilliantly barmy to boot.
John Barrowman (he's part Scottish) - Because who doesn't like the guy?
My Son
Jesus
David Bowie
Toni Visconti
Dr Livingstone
You can't have Jesus, he's not a Brit! ;)