Who I Would Love to Have Dinner With

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 Who I Would Love to Have Dinner With

 Written By: Jill Sheets


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Before I begin talking about who I would love to have dinner with, I want to clarify that God and Jesus will always be on my list of people I would love to sit down with. 


With that said, there are five other famous people I would be honored to sit down and share a meal with individually. It was hard to narrow down the list. 



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The first person on my list, and will always be at the top, is actor, voice-over actor, and one of the hosts of “The Shuttlepod Show,” Dominic Keating. If you know me, you know that he is my favorite actor. If you are a Star Trek fan, you know Dominic plays Lieutenant Malcolm Reed on Star Trek: Enterprise. You may have seen him in the sitcom Desmond’s as Tony, as well ask Jungle 2 Jungle, Beowulf, and A Killer Walks Amongst Us – just to name a few. At dinner, I would sit and listen to his stories and only ask questions if I felt I needed to.


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The next one, you may or may not know his name, but you have more than likely heard about his movies, Christian actor, author, father, film director, screenwriter, and film producer, David A.R. White. He has been in the God is Not Dead movies, the film series Revelation Road and Malibu Dad. He is also one of the Founders of Pure Flix (Pinnacle Peak Pictures). 

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Christina Oxenberg is an amazing person and my favorite author. She does not have problems telling the truth or standing up for herself. Christina has been through a lot, and I look up to her. She has written 10 books, and hopefully, she will write more.


Some of them are: 


Trash: Encounters with Ghislaine Maxwell

 Royal Blue Royal Blue

 Dynasty: A True Story Dynasty: A True Story

Do These Gloves Make My Ass Look Fat?

When in Doubt...Double the Dosage: Sharp, Short, Snappy Stories

Will Write for Compliments 

Princess Margaret’s Coat 

Genius Genius

Life is Short: Read Short Stories

 Do these Gloves Make My Ass Look Fat?

 Will Write for Compliments: Featuring the Key West series

Taxi Taxi


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My fourth person I would, love to have dinner with Milla Jovovich, an actress, singer, mother, and wife. She was one of my favorite actresses growing up. Mills was someone who I wanted to look like and to be just like. I became a fan when she was a model and was in the movie Return to the Blue Lagoon,” as Lilli Hargrave. She is also famous for her Resident Evil, The Fifth Element, Kuffs, Chaplin, and Dazed and Confused roles. 

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Fifth on the list is Ginnifer Goodwin. She is an actress, producer, wife (she married Josh Dallas), and mother. Some roles she played were: 


Margene Heffman in Big Love 

Snow White / Mary Margaret Blanchard in Once Upon a Time

Walk the Line

He’s Just Not That Into You 

Ramona and Beezus 

Something Borrowed 

Zootopia 


I became a fan of Ginnfer later in my life. She was not one of my favorites growing up. I first noticed Ginnifer in “Once Upon a Time.” as Snow White / Mary Margaret Blanchard. I thought she got one of the best parts of the show. I looked forward to each episode and then looked for other projects she had been on. There are many subjects that I would like to talk to her about. Not only is she an outstanding actress, but she seems like she is a great mother and wife. I have no clue where Ginnifer gets the energy to do everything she does. I wish I had that energy.  

There are many other people who I would love to have dinner with. There are many things to talk about. Or maybe I want to interview them. Perhaps, one of these days. 



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