christopher walken ] christopher walken is on the show tonight.topher walken ] we have christopher walken on the show tonight. >> steve: yes. yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love that guy. check this out, you guys. a new survey found that atheists are the fastest growing religious group in the u.s. [ applause ] and if you find that hard to believe, well, you're probably one of them. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] this is interesting. a new study found that certain kinds of birds don't forget human faces. of course, there are certain faces a bird would like to forget. [ laughter ] i'm just saying -- this is crazy. yesterday, two atms here in new york were shut down for dispensing counterfeit money. yeah. people were suspicious after one guy came back, said, hey, can you break a 23? [ laughter ] this counterfeit. [ light laughter ] this is not a real -- >> who said it? steve urkel? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: finally, an elderly couple in the u.k. was cited for accidentally growing a large marijuana plant in their front yard. the auth

and now after a career spent making us laugh and cringe, christopher walken is poised to make us cry.renown spring ensemble whose world is shattered after he's diagnosed with a terrible illness. >> it's my opinion that you are experiencing the early symptoms of parkinsons. >> wow. reporter: in the movie he's a convincing cello player and rarist of all for him a voice of calm. >> i'd like the season's first concert to be ply farewell. >> reporter: you don't do anything terrible in this movie. >> no, no. i'm really good. i'm a very nice man. >> reporter: and a busy man with more projects on the way. truth is, christopher walken isn't really scared of anything. except maybe stopping. >> i ain't asking. reporter: in life in general, is there anything you'd want a second chance at? >> that woody allen thing. somebody said to him, how would you like to live on in people's memories? and he said, i'd rather live on in my apartment. >> osgood: coming up, halloween by the numbers. americans are always ready to work hard for a better future. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, t

so i'm thinking we flip the script and have you read christopher walken's lines. first up, balls of fury. >> okey-dokey adatoky. >> catch me if you can. my favorite walken line's. >> do it. >> two little mice. >> two lil minutes. >> two little mice. >> two little -- two mice. >> foley a bucket of cream. >> the first mouse. >> drown. >> drowneded. >> the first mouse drowned, the bottle of cream, walked out. [ applause ] pulp fiction, the watch scene. >> what was your -- birthday. >> birth rite. >> i'm not going to say that, mama. >> he hid it. he knew he could hide something. >> where did he hide it? it was on top. >> you got any idea? [ laughter ] >> i'm going say, i think hon by b honey boo boo. >> scenes gutted and ruined. >> you got to give them credit, tried to put integrity into reading the lines. >> honey boo boo says she's done. she's done. honey boo boo thank you so much for being here today. >> i want to -- >> what? >> had to see the entire clip of honey boo boo and june reading christopher walken lines, head to our website, rightthisminute.com. >>> there

christopher walken is one of "saturday night live's" favorite moments.nd been in more than 100 movies from "deer hunter" to "wedding crashers." >> his new movie called "seven psychopaths." he plays guess what a rather odd dude. >> put your hands up. >> no. >> what? >> i said no. >> why not? >> i don't want to. >> but i got a gun. >> i don't care. >> doesn't make any sense. >> too bad. >> christopher walken joins us at the table. hello, christopher walken. >> hello. >> i have to say i watched it last night late, and i went to bed. that was the last thing on my mind and i'm thinking we have to make sure people have to know it's a comedy because people's throats get slashed, heads get blown up. i keep thinking this is a comedy. don't you think people need to know that by going in? >> yeah. but you saw it by yourself. it's very interesting because the first time i saw it also, i was by myself. i know what you mean. >> you do know what i mean. i'm watching, oh, my gosh. >> when there's people around, it's a whole different thing. >> it draws laughs. >> it's i

one of the most out their movies and a good way is a christopher walken, colin farrell and woody harrelsoneven cycle paths it feels like it should be a bloody quentin tarantino film about seven on balls each one more dysfunctional then the next oddly into brilliantly connected. it's too complicated to explain the story just know that if you like a quirky and violent and christopher walken at his best see this completely of original dean's list b +. if you would like my weekly movie review text the word dean to 97999. brought to by gentlemen's role at the riverfront theater. the incomparable bob newhart to the world-renowned comedian and actor is one of chicago's very own. i always respect the jesuits for the way i have a looking at life. they just question everything that's what they teach you. bob newhart graduated from the business school in 1952 and became an accountant before trying his hand at stand-up in 1960 when he recorded his best selling album the button-down line. i remember every saturday night after mary tyler more i watched that. the space shuttle endeavor takes one final tr

christopher walken, there is no one else like him. i am going for, there is no one else like elizabeth banks'. tavis: that is not unwise in the world we live in today. but what is your brand statement going to be? >> i can do anything. i would love to be doing more romantic comedies. i love making comedies. i think it is what people know me the best for. right now i am happy. about the "30alk rock experience. how much did you enjoy that? >> amazing. when i was in drama school, if you tell me i would be hanging out with all these icons of film and television, i would have punched you in the face and said stop, it is never going to happen. i have had some amazing experiences with people i could not respect more. i have the utmost respect for everyone that i worked with on that show. >> i want to circle back to this producing thing again. i am struck by the situation -- the way you think and process. you and your husband are in this together. how important is it these days in this business, not that it was ever not important, but how muc

neither do angelina jolie nor christopher walken. >> it's occurred to me, some of these people, i don'tre, if you have a personal secretary, maybe you don't need to have the actual device. you have somebody telling you what to do if in fact that's the case, right? if i'm rich and powerful, and they say, john, you have to be here or there. >> they can tell you where you need to go. >> you have your own personal human 3-g or whatever. >>> we're getting a look at incorrectly cute pictures from a zoo in china. take a look. one of the residents was invited to sit at a table with zoogoers to enjoy a special treat. >> to mark a special in china, later a much smaller version of the cake. he's saying touchdown, it's good! >>> the matchup between a deer and a speeding skateboarder. >> these riders were trying anything. seemingly out of nowhere, there it is, a deer materializes and plows into one the boarders. we told that the deer, the ba i bambi, got yaway unarm. >> it gives you grapes for how fast a deer can run. >> for some of you your local news is next. >> everyone else, we'll be back with k

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the cast of the movie stand-up guys came to the theater during a sound track and christopher walken afterntroductory speeches the sold- out crowd watched the screening but before that i talked with a list cast on the red carpet. i wish that i was doing more year. i love the premier and i love being here i want to be in chicago. it's usually the same thing so far i haven't been able to find anything here next time i will put something together maybe i can do a play. i spent a lot of my time when i was young working in theater. my wife is from chicago we meant doing a show here. and i love it here. people who care about their craft to have done for a long time. they want to do the work they want to play the character. with the chicago mean to you? >> until then this is another great memory. we will have much more with all of the stars tomorrow on wgn morning news you could learn much more about the chicago film festival which appears to be letting out as we're speaking. coming up in the medical watch how fitness buffs can burn more than 200 cals and 10 minutes. i am watching the vice-presid

. >> christopher walken plays a professional dog napper.aps dogs and returns them for a reward. >> i believe that wholeheartedly. >> meanwhile,colin farrell struggles with the screenplay and never realizing that his pal sam rockwell may be one himself. it is like quentin tarantino crossed with the marx brothers. it is not the usual stuff. do not overlook it. this weekend "taken 2" made $50 million after receiving some of the year's worst reviews. go figure. well, i told you so. don't blame me. if you missed "prometheus" this summer, at it opens on dvd. but "seven psychopaths." you know who you are. >> don't look at us. all right. thank you. we have all live entertainment for you tonight. this is that. one of hollywood's longest- running marriages is headed for divorce. danny devito and rhea perlman are splitting up after 30 years of marriage. they played a couple on "taxi" back in 1982. no reason has been given for the split. >> you don't even remember that. >> yes i do. >> that was before you were born. >> i am not that young. >> coming up

i watched "a view to a kill" when i was 12 and i fell in love with christopher walken. >> both of them loving daniel craig, naomi with the shades, bernice with the shower. >> i had a great time. >> it was a nice scene. >> not just because he's hot, but also because he's a really nice person as well. he took both of us under his wing. >> we're lucky we got two great actresses. >> a third bond love interest in "skyfall"? >> mommy was very bad. >> yeah, there is. but it's not what you think. >> you will go down in the history books as the only villain to take it to another level with bond, and i'll just leave it there. >> yeah. >> am i making you uncomfortable? >> no, no, no. [laughter] >> that was point. >> online right now. "extra's" x-rated name that bond girl quiz. that's at extratv.com. >> coming up -- brittany's big move. a look inside the new escape. then "project runway"'s giant finale. only "extra" is behind the scenes. >> hi, "extra". >> which finalist just got >> hi, "extra". >> which finalist just got ripped to shreds? >> "extra, extra!" >> next "extra!" -- the first lady, non

>> reporter: also going for a knockout punch, seven psycho paths with colin ferrell and christopher walkenbout a group of criminals, an unlucky screenwriter and a dog. >> there are only bad optioned. >> reporter: ben affleck direct and stars in the thriller argo, the based on real event story of a cia agent who use as a fake movie as cover to rescue six americans trapped in iran during the islamic revolution. >> take the kids, pack the car. we have to leave here now. >> reporter: sinister makes sure this week in october doesn't go without a supernatural scary movie. s are after he finds a box of old home movies in the attic, he uncovers the horror of the house. and taken two will try to hold on to the top spot at the box office for a second week. in new york, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> drama. >> drama at the movie theater. plenty ahead. up next, all your top stories plus weather and traffic. first, time for your facebook fan of the day. we say hello to melvin pitt. he also wrote thanks to fox 5's morning team for making it another fun week. >> oh, mr. pitt. you are welcome. it was our pl

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. >> reporter: okay, christopher walken.r us working stiffs, we can't escape technology, morning, noon, and night. the power to unplug is a luxury we can't afford. well, maybe just this once. tuning in and logging out, tanya rivero, abc news, new york. >> i dream of turning it off. >> you can. you can. >> i can but i'll get in trouble. it brings us to our facebook question of the day. >>> yeah. we want to know honestly how long do you think you could go without e-mail? long on to wnnfans.com and weigh in. >> i think i would rather -- i honestly think i could go without e-mail except for work purposes. i would probably get fired. i like communicating in short sentences, get right to the point. i can do the texting. >> all about the text. text is my favorite. check it out, with the ultramodern phone. not too far from the one i have got actually. >> that is -- is that your blackberry? >> my brickberry. >> back in 1978? was that photo? >> '79 actually. >> we'll be right back. >> '79 actually. >> we'll be right back. and free our