[Exit148]

I've only seen Walken as a hard-hearted villian - on screen. I thought he was playing himself. This is an eye-opener!

[Travis McGee]

Walken is DEEP! I don't know how many layers there are to the man, more than I can imagine I am sure. And he is funny off the cuff too, I have seen him just PARALYZE Jay Leno with quips from the couch!

[AmishDude]

True story: Walken was originally considered for the role of Han Solo.

[VOA]

I've only seen Walken as a hard-hearted villian - on screen. I thought he was
playing himself. This is an eye-opener!

Like most males, I can't stand "chick flix" or other soppy romance filkms for the most part.

But Walken was the lead in what I consider my favorite romance of all time:
"Who Am I This Time?", which aired on PBS's American PlayHouse years ago.

Walken played a totally introverted, nearly speechless hardware store clerk
who would be transformed into the male lead for the city play once a year...then go back
into his cocoon for the rest of the year.
It was a treat to see the hardware store clerk Walken turn into Stanley Kowalski for
"A Streetcar Named Desire".

Anyway, this show, based on a Kurt Vonnegut story, showed how he finds true love
with a lady (Susan Sarandon, before she went totally nuts) who has just moved into town.

It's a great show...probably could have done well on the big screen...