I toyed with a variety of bad puns for the title this week – Walken On Sunshine, Walken On The Moon, Walken and Talken (if he had been in a Lord of the Rings film that would have been perfect, albeit with Tolkien instead), I’m Walken Here, Keep on Walken, These Boots….. you get the picture. Amused myself for quite some time with them. So, hopefully the topic this Sunday will amuse y’all for 90 minutes as we talk about Christopher Walken, and his presence on screen.
Things start at 8pm BST on Sunday 19 July, with a question going out every ten minutes. Follow the hashtag #MTOS and remember to include it in your tweets back so we can all interact and engage.
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Q1: Christopher Walken – are you a fan? Does his inclusion in a film entice you to watch it more? If so, what is it that he tends to bring that you enjoy? #MTOS
Q2: Christopher Walken – what was the first film you noticed him in, not necessarily the one that you first saw him in, but the first that made you sit up and take notice? #MTOS
Q3: He rarely turns down a role, believing that making any movie is always a rewarding experience, but are there any performances he maybe should have skipped? #MTOS
Q4: What are his top three performances in your opinion, and what makes them stand out? #MTOS
Q5: Are there any of his films that deserve more recognition that what they get? Any hidden gems in his back catalogue? #MTOS
Q6: The Deer Hunter won him an Oscar, whilst Catch Me If You Can just got him a nomination. The BAFTA Awards did the exact reverse. Which awards got it right? #MTOS
Q7: Legend has it that he tries to put a little dance into every role he plays (of course, there are a few exceptions) – but what moments of him doing so are the most memorable for you? #MTOS
Q8: He’s played a menacing role on quite a few occasions. Which example is his best here, and what is it that he brings to such a role that makes it work? #MTOS
Q9: On the flip-side, he has put his hand to comedic roles on a few occasions. Any of these stand out for you, and is he well suited to comedy? #MTOS
Q10: Are there any directors he hasn’t worked with that you would love to see him partner with on a project? What genre of project would be an interesting fit? #MTOS
