Lunch with a star? Better not! There are not so many people I admire (and those are not necessarily seemingly successful) or am interested in. But if I had a chance I would probably have a lunch not with a celebrity but with one of my late relatives or close ones. There are members of my extended family whom I have only seen as a child (like my greatgrandfather) and of whom I have very vague remembrance. But I've heard much of him and am sure that his life was extremely interesting though he had to go through some rough patches and trying years. Alternatively, I'd like to see again my granny, for one, with whom I had plenty of time together but whom I suspect to have never really known as a person. I think that knowing more about my familly would probably add something special to me and would shape me as a person, in a way. Also, family history is something worth passing to the next generation. So I think such a meeting would be both more useful and pleasant than trying to talk to a stranger. On the second thought, I wouldn't say no to a dinner with Ronny O'Sallivan, a British snooker player and 5xWorld champion, who is unbelievably charismatic. He's a natural! And just a handsome man, too ))