I think Brad Pitt and ( if I had too) Jennifer Anniston.
He strikes me as a regular guy, her too, except for being so skinny and perfect and all.
David Lee Roth.
Imagine the wonderful conversation!
Bob Newhart
Nigella Lawson (sp?)
The beautiful British host of a cooking show. Cause in a perfect world we’d just eat and work up an appetite. All day long
robert redford.
Mel Gibson, his wife and their 30 kids.
If MrSnoopy had his way: Ozzy.
George Clooney.
Oliver Sacks.
It’s so trite, but…Johnny Depp.
Courtney Thorne-Smith. Without Jim Belushi.
Quentin Tarantino.
Wolfram. I wouldnt mind Oliver Sacks either. Both of them would have some crazy stories to tell.
Alan Rickman. Not only would he probably have a ton of great stories and display some sincere class at dinner, but I bet he would help out making pies or something, and his voice saying grace would make for the Best Thanksgiving Ever.
Then I would ravish him.
Viggo Mortensen…
It’d be funny since my SO looks exactly like Viggo as Aragorn, what a sexy sandwich!!
Honestly, Viggo is a very down-to-earth kind of guy and I enjoy those types of people, male and female. He is a poet, as well, and that would be an amazing conversation, a discussion of poetry with him. He is a family man, too, and that would warm my heart to see another good guy like that (my SO is a family guy). I think those two are very similar.
Christian Bale can come too! He’s sexy, charming, talented… he’s another artistic type of fellow. A chameleon of an actor with a body to die for.
I need brains under all that male beauty, as my SO can attest to.
All of the Osbournes can come on over, too. I adore Sharon and Ozzy, I admire the way they still have a deep love for each other after all this time. They give me hope. Their kids are charming brats but funny.
OHH OH OH!
I’d like Michael Jackson to come over for Thanksgiving! I wanna ask him what the fuck’s up with his face!
Maybe why he’s so friggin’ weird, too…
Isn’t it ironic that some of the choices in this thread are non-Americans, who don’t celebrate the holiday in the first place.
Since Thanksgiving dinner at the Steelerphan home is centered around the football games, any former Steeler would be welcome- but the overall favorite would be Jack Lambert.
From Hollywood? I think an American icon like Clint Eastwood would be cool. Scott Bakula would be my Trek-choice, and I think Sherry Stringfield would make good dinner conversation.
Einstein
Dan Blocker.
Madonna and family. She has excellent table manners (she can’t abide bad manners), her children are well-behaved (see above), and she’s a witty and charming conversationalist. Plus, she’d help out with the dishes afterward and bring $600 wine. And then I could sneak into the coat room with her husband.
Wesley Clark.
I’d give him an earful about how he is blowing his campaign in addition to some pointers on what he needs to change.