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Christopher Walken

Does anyone remember that skit where Christopher Walken is being surveyed for the census by Tim Meadows? That was funny stuff. Wish I had that on video. Also the one where he was in the audience of a Jenny Jones type talk show was pretty funny.

brad cook
 
bassjamn said:
Hey !

he played the villain in dreamscape and turned into some wierd snake creature.

Might be cheesy nowadays.

Hold the phone Myrtle! I thought I was the only other person in the world that has seen that movie. Kate Capshaw! Owww! Anyways...I don't remember him in that...I thought a younger guy turned into the snake creature. Hmmm...gotta go rent now.
 
DigMe said:
Does anyone remember that skit where Christopher Walken is being surveyed for the census by Tim Meadows? That was funny stuff. Wish I had that on video. Also the one where he was in the audience of a Jenny Jones type talk show was pretty funny.

brad cook


I love the skit with Tim Meadows.
:D
 
Matthew Bryson said:
(inspired by the actors / actresses thread)

Okay, I hear reference to this Christopher Walken all the time, but mostly on this board. (a lot of very annoying references to a cowbell and a fever :confused: ) ...now, admittedly, I don't know that many actors by name, but I have no idea who this Christopher Walken is. Should I know him from somewhere? What TV shows / Movies has he been in? I want to be hip and in the know too!

The Stepford Wives

best movie evar.
 
KeiBau said:
Most everyone has seen the James Bond movies. If you have, Christopher Walken was the leading bad guy in "View To A Kill".

*eyes light up on reading James Bond's identity*

"I have just the horse for you, Mr Smythe..."

a poor Bond film, but walken seemed to be enjoying himself...


as for Biloxi Blues- cheesiest closing line (from Matthew Broderick) ever?
"you know what, I love all those guys!"
bleh, syrup-laden nostalgia.