Christopher Walken

This week, legendary actor Christopher Walken shares his insights on acting and the chemistry with co-star John Turturro, humorously declaring Bugs Bunny as the best actor ever. Sarah Bock discusses her multifaceted role as Ms. Casey, revealing the real-life challenges of balancing acting with college life. The conversation dives into the emotional complexities of character relationships within Lumon, exploring themes like identity, intimacy, and the disruptive power of past memories. Tune in for laughs and thoughtful reflections!

‘The Rewatchables’ is between you and god. It’s Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan’s job to arrange the meeting. They revisit Tony Scott’s 2004 action thriller ‘Man on Fire,’ starring Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning, and Christopher Walken.Producer: Craig Horlbeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Christopher Walken, the legendary actor known for his unique voice and iconic film roles, dives into his memorable SNL tenure. He shares hilarious anecdotes from the making of 'Laser Cats! 3D' and discusses classic sketches like 'Googly Eyes' and 'Pranksters.' The conversation touches on the balance between scripted comedy and improvisation, and the legacy of SNL’s quirky humor. Walken's reflections on creativity and collaboration in comedy bring a delightful nostalgia, making this a must-listen for fans of sketch comedy.

In this lively discussion, renowned actor Christopher Walken lends his distinctive voice to the bizarre world of alien encounters in the 1986 film 'Communion.' The hosts dive into Walken's eccentric portrayal and improvisation, exploring the film's absurdities, including its odd marketing and chaotic scenes. They humorously critique depictions of alien encounters and reflect on deeper themes of mental illness and relationships, all while keeping the tone lighthearted and engaging!

Actor and comedian Paul Scheer discusses his new book and recounts a compelling encounter with Christopher Walken. He shares childhood stories, his love for the LA Clippers, and memories of running a video store. The podcast delves into his personal journey and reflections on trauma and cinema.