And the Nobel Peace Prize as well.

Please, God, don't let them make a movie about THE Bruce Dickinson.

First time I watched this Sacre merde!

Have to show this to my daughter, who loves to dance! I never knew he could dance so well!

loved this one. Thanks for sharing.

I like that one too! I'll show that to my daughter as well -- thanks!

My boy Walken has taken a few tap dancing classes.

Had just checked in, flipped on the tube and thought "What the - is that Christopher Walken?"

He was/is fantastic.

He did several Broadway musicals, then switched to dramatic roles.

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Well that explains it. I have always loved his acting since I saw him in The Deerhunter. Cool to find out he's a darn good dancer too.

Added:

It's funny, while I was watching him dance he started out great and kept getting better and better!

I know I said "whooo".

From one of my favorite movies:

This type of movie is something I usually don't seek out to watch, but I'm sure glad I did because Walken was in it:

#justsaying

The movie appears to be an ensemble piece so nomination in the supporting category would be more likely.

Walken is the one who would get nominated as supporting.
The Late Quartet is the ensemble piece.
I'm rooting for it because a friend of mine produced it.
But it's a ling shot.

I was talking about a supporting nod for Walken.

looking pretty good.... http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3445_162-57544830/jack-black-fear-is-the-rocket-sauce/?tag=contentMain;contentBody

at least chris has a win already.

but- we might want to wait and let them count the votes, once cast.

A few years ago the so-called "Academy" invited him to their circus with the bait of presenting him with an honorary Oscar. You know that when they have a Huge Name on the bill it might help their ratings, and their *bestowing* honor on somebody burnishes their own status as The Bestower.

Well, the dear, intelligent, gracious human declined with delicious wit and charm. He said, &quot you know thankee very much) But, no, perhaps I still have time to EARN one?!1"


And, yeah, the list of those who never got one next to the list of those who did and those who got multiples is perhaps more impressive.

But gracious, indeed. Now I'll never be able to use my perhaps-I-have-time-to-EARN-one again!1

I have been dazzled by O'Toole since first seeing him in Lawrence of Arabia. Forget that he was a foot taller than the real Awrence (intentional, if you've seen the film), or that Marlon Brando and Albert Finney were first choices for the role. O'Toole was iconic. Mr. pig and I quote Awrence script back and forth all the time.

Amazing that he's made it to 80, considering his epic drinking and health problems. But he's outlived Burton, Harris and other contemporaries.

Love him. Saw him a couple of times onstage in London.

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thanks for all the cool info guys!!!!