Who else would you like to be?

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If you would like to be anyone else for one/two days, who would it be? - IMPORTANT: You must choose from one of the following options below and your choice has to be the same gender (sex) as you:

Males:
Harry Potter
Prince Charming (in either Shrek or the Disney film, please tell which one)
Willy Wonka
Bambi
Rain Man
Pongo(from the 101 Dalmatians book or film, please tell which one)

Females:
Hermione Granger
Cinderella (from either the Shrek or Disney film, please tell which one)
Belle (from Beauty and The Beast, fairytale or film please tell which one).
Lady (from Lady and The Tramp)

Real males:
John Cleese
Orlando Bloom
Rudyard Kipling
Phillip Pullman

Real females:
Julie Andrews
Angela Lansbury
Mary Shelley
Daisy Meadows

REMEMBER, you can only choose one. Good luck and enjoy!

P.S As soon as there are 50 posts I'm going to count up the results...

I'd like to be Oprah because then people would listen to me. I'd do my best to make life better for autism spectrum people.

Its a shame you limited me to a female choice. There are none of those that compare to Willy Wonka.

Now theres a man who accepted his differences and didnt give a damn if anyone understood.

I'm sorry that I didn't read the whole post about the thread rules. It's my impulsivity.

I'd like to be Belle from the film because she's aspy and so it her dad and she winds up living in the woods in a nice place with a nice guy. Too bad he didn't stay a beast though. Looks too NT as a person.

And as a real person, Julie Andrews because I love to sing. I saw her on TV doing a recording for the King and I. Even though she's the super star she was so supportive and nurturing with the other singers. She was so happy about what they could do. I'd either want to be her or have her adopt me.

Lady (from Lady and The Tramp) because I've always wanted to be a dog.

Fictional: Harry Potter... I'd love to be that strong.

Real life: Rudyard Kipling...

Rainman or Rudyard Kipling.

Where the hell is Doctor Who on that list?


Okay, for fictional, I choose Willy Wonka (chocolate factory, eccentric, and a magical imagination, although I don't think I'll look like Johnny Depp). For real-life, I would choose John Cleese.

Why do I have to pick a female character in an imaginative exercise such as this one?
I'm not trying to be contrary. Honest!

All those people suck! Where's Ridley?!

I would choose Hermione Granger. When I was really into the Harry Potter books, I wished I lived in their world. I've never heard of any of the real women you listed.

I like the idea of Willy Cleese, but if I can't have him, I'll take Rudyard Kipling.

Ray Davies (The one on the right).

Several people have asked why they cannot choose one of the options from their opposite gender. I didn't know that it would upset some people so much - from now on you can choose whom you like!

I identify more with males, than with females. I swear that I've must have been born the wrong gender.
Sid does look androgenic, though. Especially wearing his upside down underwear which looks like a bra.