Film

If You Could Dine With Three Famous Dead People….

by Michael Musto

August 11, 2009

Who would they be?

For various complex reasons, I’d go with a motley bunch consisting of Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol, and Adolf Hitler. But naturally, Hitler would have to foot the bill.

You?

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