Show Notes
Journey with us, if you will, into the 1990s and beyond to the 21st century as we continue our exploration of Christopher Walken's career. In Part 2, Andrew and Stephen discuss Walken's iconic cameos in True Romance and Pulp Fiction as well as his lead role in Abel Ferrara's The Funeral and his henchman turn in Nick of Time. Then in the 21st century they look at Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can, Tony Scott's Man On Fire and Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths.
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