Directors Name an actor/actress you'd like to have dinner with. (Not sexual!) (1 Viewer)

[Rob Tomlin]

If I had to pick an actor, it would be Robert De Niro. He is my favorite actor, and he is a pretty private individual, so it would be cool to get to know him. If I could pick a Director, it would definitely be Marty Scorsese! Man, how cool would that be! His knowledge of cinema is incredible!

 

[Ron-P]

Actress: Winona Ryder
Actor: Johnny Depp
Peace Out~

 

[Rain]

I'll pick Woody Allen and Alanis Morrisette.

Ok, she's not technically and actress, but she's been in a couple of movies.

 

[Dave L]

Elizabeth Taylor -- I'd like to get her completely drunk and pump her for all she won't tell about Richard Burton, Rock Hudson, James Dean, Montgomery Clift, and everyone else she knows or knew.

 

[Chuck Mayer]

Actress: Jodie Foster

Actor: Ewan McGregor

Director: David Fincher

Fluff Girl: Your Mom...

j/k

Take care,

Chuck

P.S. The rest was serious...

 

[Rob Lutter]

Actor: Edward Norton

Actress: Jodie Foster

Director: Stanley Kubrick (oh well... guess that isn't happening)

 

[Tom-G]

Either Martin Scorsese because he is a movie genius, or Robert De Niro because as previously mentioned, he's shuns most interviews and public appearances.

Actress would definitely be Jennifer Connelly. Just to sit that close to her for an extended period of time would be incredible.

 

[Matthew Chmiel]

Actress: Rini Bell, of course.
Actor: Bruce Campbell

 

[Will K]

I'd think Christopher Walken would be cool to hang out with. For actress, I'd have to say Sigourney Weaver. If I had to throw in a director, I'd dine with David Lynch.

 

[Bob McLaughlin]

Actor: Andre Gregory

Actress: Judy Davis

 

[BrettB]

Hanging out with Clint Eastwood for a few hours would make my day.
I think dinner with Goldie Hawn would be cool.

 

[Rob P S]

Andre Braugher

Elisha Cuthbert

 

[Christ Reynolds]

actor - bill murray

actress - amy poehler or amy sedaris or julianne moore

director - pt anderson or wes anderson

i was going to say the coen brothers for director, but changed my mind. while i value their work to be among the finest produced in the last 20 years, they would be VERY boring dinner guests.

CJ

 

[JohnRice]

Any actress I would pick would have at least sexual hopes, but right now I'm torn between Kristin Chenoweth and Alison Lohman, if only so I could tell her how amazing I think she is.

Actor: Forget dinner, what guy wouldn't want to party with Colin Farrell?

Director: I'm thinking Abel Ferrara.

 

[Bill Williams]

That one's a hard call for me, especially when it comes to a beautiful actress. The sexual attraction would just be too incredible to resist.
My pick would be Naomi Watts.
To sit through a dinner with her... whoa! I'd probably be speechless and thinking at the same time, "What I would give to pick her up in my arms, carry her out of the restaurant to my car, and have the evening of a lifetime with her!"
The rest... well, I leave it to the imagination.

 

[GARY C]

Actor: Samuel Jackson

Actress: Estella Warren

 

[Zen Butler]

Johnny Depp

&

Eliza Dushku

Yummy!, the dinner of course.

 

[Nick Sievers]

Alison Lohman

, good to see someone else recognise her around here. She hardly gets a mention on the Forum but count me as a big fan (both acting and looks).

 

[DaveDickey]

Actor: Laurence Fishburne (I know someone who is friends with him. She says he is funny and very "normal")
Actress: Kathy Bates (beers only, no dinner)

 

[JohnRice]

You better believe it Nick. I think Alison Lohman could possibly end up being the most talented actress to arrive on the scene since Cate Blanchett, and I think she has already proven the ability to pick consistently better projects. Nothing against Blanchett, but several of her movies have kind of been stinkers, even if the characters are almost always great.

In the end, if Alison stays with acting, I fully expect her to be in the class of the greatest of all time. I really view her that highly. I'm not referring so much to things like Matchstick Men which she was great in, but it was also a bit of a gimmick role. I think her performance in White Oleander is truly one of the greatest I have ever seen. I can't say enough about it. She just needs to mature out of the kid roles. She's 24 after all.