Assemble your dream dinner guest list.

This shows most likely how this dinner party would turn out to be
The Challenge asked for 6. I’ve decided to go with 12. Here’s my list:
1. Miyamoto Musashi – the best swordsman that ever lived. Much of what I train in was derived from him. Would bring wonderful insight.
2. Jeremy Piven – One of my favourite comedians (and there are a few here). One of my favourite roles was when he played Cupid in a show of the same name. My favourite quote: “Coffee without caffeine? That’s like sex without the spanking!”
3. Gordon Korman – I have always loved his books and his I would never put down. My favourite: No Coins Please.
4. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – One of my favourite characters of all time is Sherlock Holmes, so why not invite his creator. I could see him, Musashi and Christie all chatting over a drink somewhere.
5. John Cusack – I never miss one of his movies. He and Jeremy Piven are like the Fry and Laurie of North America. Can’t invite one without the other.
6. Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple are next to Sherlock in my books (no pun intended). Can’t have a dinner party without her.
7. Stephen Fry – He and Hugh Laurie are geniuses of our era along with Rowan Atkinson in comedy. Putting these three in a room is sure to be a hoot.
8. Hugh Laurie – Been mentioned already, but really adore his comedy with Stephen Fry.
9. Lynda Carter – My female idol from having played my favourite comic book character, Wonder Woman.
10. Simon Pegg – British comedy for the new generation. Rowan, Hugh and Stephen are more my generation if not a little older. Simon brings the new comedy.
11. Rowan Atkinson – Not because he was Mr. Bean, but more for his work in Black Adder and more for his skits in various stage productions such as “We Are Amused”.
12. Zhang Ziyi – A wonderful actress. I never miss one of her performances whether in Chinese or English.