Christopher Walken's Main TV Roles [no roles found]

Main Movie Roles 2009 - The Maiden Heist 2007 - Hairspray 2007 - Balls of Fury 2006 - Click 2006 - Man of the Year 2005 - Domino 2005 - Wedding Crashers 2005 - Romance & Cigarettes 2004 - The Stepford Wives 2004 - Man on Fire 2004 - Envy 2004 - Around The Bend 2003 - Kangaroo Jack 2003 - Gigli 2003 - The Rundown 2002 - Poolhall Junkies 2002 - The Country Bears 2002 - Catch Me If You Can 2001 - Joe Dirt 2001 - America's Sweethearts 2001 - The Affair of the Necklace 2001 - Scotland, Pa. 2000 - The Opportunists 1999 - Blast from the Past 1999 - Sleepy Hollow 1998 - Antz 1998 - New Rose Hotel 1997 - Suicide Kings 1997 - Mousehunt 1997 - Excess Baggage 1996 - The Funeral 1996 - Basquiat 1996 - Last Man Standing 1995 - The Addiction 1995 - The Prophecy 1995 - Nick of Time 1995 - Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead 1994 - Pulp Fiction 1993 - True Romance 1993 - Wayne's World 2 1992 - Batman Returns 1991 - McBain 1990 - The Comfort of Strangers 1990 - King of New York 1989 - Communion 1988 - The Milagro Beanfield War 1988 - Biloxi Blues 1988 - Homeboy 1986 - At Close Range 1985 - A View to a Kill 1984 - Terror in the Aisles 1983 - The Dead Zone 1983 - Brainstorm 1981 - Pennies From Heaven 1980 - Heaven's Gate 1979 - Last Embrace 1978 - The Deer Hunter 1977 - The Sentinel 1977 - Annie Hall 1976 - Next Stop, Greenwich Village 1971 - The Anderson Tapes

BIOGRAPHY:

Nervous-looking lead and supporting actor of the American stage and films. He won an Oscar as best supporting actor for his performance in The Deer Hunter (1978). Seen in mostly supporting roles throughout the 80s and early 90s, often portraying psychologically unstable characters.


TRIVIA:

• 'Jerry Lewis (I)' (qv) influenced Walken to make show business his career. At age 10, he met Lewis on _"The Colgate Comedy Hour" (1950)_ (qv), where Lewis and 'Dean Martin (I)' (qv) were guest hosts. Walken was an extra on the show and was in a skit with Lewis.
• Is a very skilled chef.
• Loves horror films featuring zombies.
• Has an intense dislike of handguns.
• Said in an interview (July 2005) with the German magazine "Der Spiegel" that his father was a German baker from Essen, Germany.
• Has said that a 200-film career is not out of the question.
• Was the first to play King Philip of France on stage for "The Lion in Winter" in 1966, at the Ambassador Theatre, New York City.
• One of the few hosts of _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv) who has hosted enough times to have his own recurring skit ("The Continental").