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Oct 8, 2018 · You see, you put — [he throws a bunch of googly eyes on the grass] you put them on and they fall right down. They become dirt eyes. So I don’t feel like I know where I stand with any of them. Plus, they’re so quiet. Winston Churchill once said: “The eyes are the windows of your face.” See you next time.
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Christopher Walken is known for making bold acting choices, and in one of his best-known movie roles, he even takes multiple slaps to his face. Christopher Walken’s Best Role Made Him Take Many ...
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By Scott Collura & Phil Pirrello
Updated: May 13, 2012 2:38 am
Posted: Feb 7, 2008 11:41 pm
Ah yes, the wonder that is Christopher Walken.
Born in 1943 in Queens, New York, Ronald Walken got his start in show business at a young age, first appearing with his brothers on a variety of live TV shows in the early '50s. Eventually taking the stage name Christopher, Walken segued into movies as an adult, where he made his mark with his idiosyncratic and oddball performances in a range of films that have varied wildly in both genre and quality. And it is that very Walken wackiness that we love so dearly about the actor, so much so in fact that we have decided to make him our first real-life subject of our popular "Many Looks of…" series.
From the deranged Russian roulette-playing vet Nick Chevotarevich in The Deer Hunter to the bad guy in the Duran Duran Bond film A View to a Kill, to his various SNL incarnations, Walken has simultaneously charmed us and weirded us out for over three decades. What follows is a rundown of some of our favorite Walken looks, though of course this is just a mere sampling of the amazing oddity that is Chris Walken. Behold:
Mar 2, 2020 · Christopher Walken. Remains Endearingly. Ordinary After All These Years. By Steve Garbarino. Photographed by Kurt Markus. March 2, 2020. On Second Thought offers iconic subjects the rare chance to revisit an interview from our archives, and reckon with the good and the bad of it.
Dec 7, 2012 · The words emerged in the disquietingly blank voice of a man under hypnosis, and Michael recognized instantly, even before his eyes adjusted, that Christopher Walken was standing over him.
This was… hit or miss for me, but the ending line of “Winston Churchill once said ‘Eyes are the windows of your face.’” got a genuine snort laugh out of me
