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Sigourney? To me multi-genre is drama, comedy, sci-fi, etc. and she certainly fits that bill....my other guess would be Arnie.

Oh, my! Die Wanna Wauaga.

Robert was at the Star Wars: The Force Awakens wrap party, can Showmasters confirm if he had any involvement with the production (maybe uncredited)?

It sounds like a great opportunity to work with some of the older behind the scenes guys (I would love to add some names to my Land of the Jawas print)

He's shown as cancelled on the CM:MK homepage, so I think the first posting in this thread was just incorrect in stating it as the London show

Where's Kenny?

Just watched an amazing British film called 'Kajaki'.... I know he's been to events before (mainly due to his role in Game of Thrones) but please try to get Mark Stanley for London (he's also appearing in Star Wars: The Force Awakens). What an amazing actor!

Yay, it's about time you got him back!....now, any chance of some more Raiders guests?

My guesses: Ian Holm Frank Oz Timothy Dalton

Do you not know what days the guests are attending yet? I know we can deduce that Benedict is Saturday only and Lara Sunday only, but what about the others?

When is the information on what days the guests are attending being posted?

Which four guests were that? Julian Arahanga - Apoc Belinda McClory - Switch Matt Doran - Mouse Paul Goddard - Agent Brown

How about getting some guests from the Matrix? We made a good start a number of years back with 4 guests at the same event but none since! Joe Pantoliano seems to be back on the circuit and there are plenty of secondary characters out there if Keanu, Carrie-Anne and Laurence are unavailable :)

I have a whole host of official BBC press room images hosted on my Flickr account if anybody wants to print their own: Season 2 Season 3

His hand wasn't all that steady even then but, like you, I was glad to meet him. Does anybody have Johnny Depp on their Nightmare item?

It's not really the time it takes him to sign his autograph, it's the fact that every fangirl that meets him is going to want some sort of social interaction! The poor guy can't really win, if he stops and chats there will be those further down the line that are disappointed not to get him, if he becomes a signing machine and doesn't look up, people will complain that he was miserable and didn't pay them any attention. First time I met him at an event he signed BC (and added the year) for everyone in attendance. The second time (at the Bafta's) he signed the full Benedict Cumberbatch X. Most recently I have seen him sign B then a long line and C with a line. There is no telling what you will get.

Betsy IS still alive but has retired from doing shows, she does however sign through the post.

It would be nice if you could get Daisy Ridley and John Boyega before their stock goes astronomic at the end of the year! Andy Serkis would be good too, he used to be a regular but doesn't appear to have done a show (anywhere) in years.

How about Henry Thomas? I'm sure I wasn't the only one who started an E.T. piece when you got Dee Wallace, Robert McNaughton and C Thomas Howell to come over. It would be really nice to get the main man over (you could even get his band to perform as part of the event)! From what I can tell, he's done one US show before so it won't be completely alien to him (no pun intended).

Dave Bautista... he's bound to be in the country filming Spectre and has done lots of US conventions.

These are probably the posters you are thinking of: http://www.richardgoodallgallery.com/rggstore/advanced_search_result.php?search_in_description=1&keywords=back+to+the+future&x=0&y=0

Please make Lawrence Kasdan an offer that he can't refuse...I'm such a fan of his work and have so many things that I'd like him to sign!

Hands up who wants the next Empire Day to be in Pinewood, particularly while this little lady is in residence?

Ivan Ooze!