Your going to have Dinner with 3 dead

[amberpi]

Camus
Beckett
Hemingway

Living person - Matt Berninger. I've never heard a more talented lyrist/poet.

 

[MrsPete]

My father -- because I didn't know him as an adult
Alan Rickman -- because I've always adored him
Jesus, even though he's really not dead -- because no one more important has ever existed /will never exist

 

[ChrisFL]

1. Theodore Roosevelt
2. Alan Watts (philosopher)
3. Walt Disney

It's a tough question, but I'm sticking with those

 

[dish rag]

1. Theodore Roosevelt
2. Alan Watts (philosopher)
3. Walt Disney

It's a tough question, but I'm sticking with those

Teddy Roosevelt would be extremely interesting. I agree.

 

[snappy]

Have to go with
Buddy Holly
Jim Morrison
John Lennon

What a fun night

 

[Professor_Cookie]

Aleister Crowley
Samuel Clemens
Anthony Bourdain

 

[BlueStarryHat]

Leaving aside my much missed deceased family:

Buster Keaton, my favorite silent film actor.
Carrie Fisher. She must have some pretty good stories from the other side.
Elvis Presley, I think he'd be a fascinating guy to talk to.

 

[powellrj]

My mom and both my grandmothers.

 

[low-key]

Have to go with
Buddy Holly
Jim Morrison
John Lennon

What a fun night

I like, you picked 3 people where the conversation would flow, I want a seat at that table

 

[WDWBarb]

John Denver
Leonardo da Vinci
Freddie Mercury

 

[snappy]

Eclectic group

 

[Grumpy's Gal]

This is super hard! I’m going to have to think about this.

1. My great-great grandfather. I’ve been looking for him ( genealogy research) for years!
2. I’ll keep thinking
3. I’ll keep thinking

I’m still thinking on this but I have a question. Will the person be the same age as when they died or can you pick their age?

 

[ChrisFL]

Teddy Roosevelt would be extremely interesting. I agree.

He's my favorite president. Yes, he wasn't perfect and loved war a bit too much, but he also did a ton of really good things and his life is the stuff of legend. I'm really surprised there hasn't been a hollywood movie about his life (though with all of the stuff that happened in his life, it might need to be a trilogy!)

 

[luvsJack]

Two lists:

Beloved family members:

My mom, my dad and my brother


Famous people:

Robin Williams
Walt Disney
Alan Rickman

 

[neverlandsky]

Just my Nana & Papa. Don't want or need a third. I have so many beautiful memories with them. I miss them every day.

 

[sailorstitch]

I'd be happy with two: Walt Disney and Robin Williams.

 

[dish rag]

He's my favorite president. Yes, he wasn't perfect and loved war a bit too much, but he also did a ton of really good things and his life is the stuff of legend. I'm really surprised there hasn't been a hollywood movie about his life (though with all of the stuff that happened in his life, it might need to be a trilogy!)

Of course Brian Keith played him in The Wind and the Lion. He led an amazing life. There is a reason that he liked war. It had to do with his father.