This is some of the best food TV I've seen recently (the player is embedded after the jump). It's a nicely edited clip of Christopher Walken preparing roasted chicken and pears. He shares cooking tips, shows off his upright roaster and seems totally and completely comfortable in the kitchen. Clocking in at just more than three minutes long, it is a good example of how little preparation is needed to make a good meal, even one fit for a star.
5Here's the real clip of Christopher Walken ;)The funniest thing you'll see in a long time...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J06BU6Fj6Qs
77-31-2007 @ 1:25PM
Sorry folks, I couldn't figure out how to take it off autoplay. It's driving me nuts as well. It will be off the front page soon.
158-04-2007 @ 2:26PM
i love chris walken.he is a very unique and cool dude.and a superb actor.
i would love to meet that dude and drink a brew with him.his oscar winning role in "deerhunter" was a masterpiece.
and he can dance like fred astaire!!!
178-04-2007 @ 2:56PM
Great to see you again. I loved the receipe:) Hope to see you more often..., of course with respect to your kitchen application.
188-04-2007 @ 3:20PM
Christopher Walken can do no wrong by me. He sings, dances, does Broadway theatre, an actor with an OSCAR who can do drama and comedy and he can cook! Would love to have him in my kitchen anytime. How many of you can say that!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pat a female even though it says mrclancey (belongs to my deceased husband - who could COOK in my book!
198-04-2007 @ 3:05PM
I SAW HIM ON THE DAYLY SHOW, AND HE'S NOT A WHACKO
HE'S PROBABLY ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED IN H'WOOD
SINGER, DANCER, ACTOR, COOK, BEEN MARRIED FOREVER.
TRY CHICKEN THE SAME WAY, PLUMS PITTED, ORANGES,
CHERRIES, APPLES..APRICOT PRESERVES BRUSHED ON.
ALL EXCELLENT...CHUCK
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