This is a question for those, which didn´t meet Christopher Lee yet.
It is simply: Give me three questions, you wanted allways to ask or you are afraid to ask our dear Christopher Lee.
For myself:
1. If You didn´t become an actor or an opera singer or a pilot, what do You think you would do instead?
2. If movie company send You a script for a new movie "Dracula" and this script will keep very close to the book and ask You to be in it (not as Dracula), what will You tell them?
3. Number of Your shoes. 
That´s it.
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I'm not absolutely sure if he has actually done this in the past, but I was wondering if he had ever had the urge to get behind the camera and direct. If indeed he has, would he have liked to have directed more.
I would also like to ask if Christina had ever had any ambitions to follow in her fathers footsteps and become an actress, and would Mr Lee have encouraged her.
Hope this doesn't sound too morbid... I would like to ask him, what he would like as his epitaph..... though not for many years yet.
All the best.
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The questions I might ask are:
1.) If Walt Disney was still alive, would he want a part in Disney's creations?
2.) Would he like to redo life but make it more wonderful?
One more:
3.) If he did more Western films. Would want to act with Lee Marvin(my cousin), John Wayne, or Jimmy Stuart?
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In the past I have thought about what I would like to ask Mr. Lee (had I the chance to meet with him); and to be honest, I have never been able to come up with anything that I considered that important (to me) in asking him.....
I would however; love to spend hours and hours just listening to Mr. Lee tell of his experiences and adventures that he has had. Maybe over a cup or two of tea? I do so enjoy listening to Mr. Lee's 'Christmas messages' and those times that he has honoured us with spending a few moments with us online.
Maybe even his story about his umbrella and the 'Rolex' gang (I think that was their moniker?)....
Ah well, I will continue to ponder about some questions........
I enjoy reading your questions though...........
Cheers,
Helen
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I feel in the same way. I would have fear of asking something not to be relevant... this maybe for anxiety or other reason. Leaning with Helen, it is pleasant to read and to hear on Mr. Lee and to learn with this.
Actually, which would a good question be for Mr. Lee? I already thought a lot about that.
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If could ask mr. Lee three questions; Well..
1. What role, out of all the roles you have played, is your favorite?
2. Is there any role that you turned down that you later regretted do so?
3. If you could act with any actor and actress, living or dead, who would it be, and why?
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Helen Dyer;40208 wrote:
I would however; love to spend hours and hours just listening to Mr. Lee tell of his experiences and adventures that he has had. Maybe over a cup or two of tea? I do so enjoy listening to Mr. Lee's 'Christmas messages' and those times that he has honoured us with spending a few moments with us online.
Absolutely Helen.
What a treat that would be... to sit up until the wee small hours of the morning listening to Mr Lee reminiscing.
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[="Comic Sans MS"]I would also love to sit in a comfortable room next to a fire and just talk with Mr. Lee. I know there are many things about WWII that he cannot discuss, but I'm sure there is much that he can relate and I have a special interest in the war.
Also, I'd like to find out what is his secret to a successful marriage and why they never had any more children. I know the answers would be NUNYA! (none of your business) but what the heck, not like I haven't been told that before, and from Mr. Lee it would probably be said with one of his big grins! That alone would make it worthwhile for me.[/]
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Hmmm, sounds like one of those, "It's none of my business, but ..." questions!
I'd ask whether he'd ever had any problems with anxiety and depression, and how his parents' divorce had affected him growing up. Those are two areas that I've had personal experience with, and I wonder if he has any views to share on those topics. Otherwise, I admit that it's "none of my business!"