My favorite part of this scene is when he gets a drink at the end. He just had them empty their pockets and even covered the ring. No one else in the room has any money left to buy a drink! He didn’t just deflate the challenge, but totally messed with their heads. A brilliantly written and acted scene.
@@mulemule I got that shirt online somewhere a couple of years ago. Don’t recall where. I’m sure it was somewhere between $15-$25 plus shipping. I carry Zener cards with me, (I keep a deck in the car); so I wear the shirt often.
Kyle - brilliant let me tell you a little something i learn this original classic people spirits or angels tget don't forget they still carry on there little back and fourth today amazing stuff to wintness but they still even respect one another eminey or paat friends they learn that bullshit aside..theae youth not aa much man these kids of theres try to step to me in there games rignt like hey am make hin jegloues or some b.s test like we our the ilder generation is weak us we are not actually..these kids don't even know how tuff highschool or middle school was for me i was brought up though trials being hurt made fun of so on,
Kyle - today kids will taje gubs to school shoot someine over a amall percent of whatbi been through have u fucks have bo idea what I myself have overcome but don't realize once to start to experience hurt that all u start to know and u build up a shield harden your heart because these who seek to hurt me and i think of how sweet the day comes these sum of bitches can feel half my pain and get the same back..while i sit on Top
Nathan are you 70? Cause you're showing signs of not paying attention in school, if you had I don't think it would of been so tough.. Or maybe you wanted to be a tough guy to much 🤷♂️
"I'm a millionaire. That's the difference. I lose 80 I get another 80". One of the best lines in a movie ever because a lot of us wish we could say that. Lol
Christopher Walken has a way of delivering lines that nobody else in Hollywood could get away with. It's not how you'd expect the line to be said, but it works for him, and very well at that. Absolutely iconic.
That nobody in life could get away with. IRL, if you met somebody who talked like Walken you would just be WTF? I do wish that Walken had more monologues in his roles. He'd be brilliant in The Black List.
The best part is he says he doesnt try to "act like the character" but rather, he attacks each roll as if it were "(himself as the character)". Its a fantastic approach and so different from other greats like Daniel Day-Lewis, Denzel Washington, Jack Nicholson, etc... guys who put on the character rather than put themselves on the character. We're always seeing "literally Christopher Walken as..."
If you fell asleep during the middle 25-30 minutes of it and just saw the first third and the last third, you’d think it’s the greatest movie of all time
Dennis Hopper begs to differ. Script written by Tarantino. De Niro also out bad assed Walker in Deer Hunter; the Russian Roulette scene. th-cam.com/video/S3yon2GyoiM/w-d-xo.html
@@mcsuchnsuch yes I agree with the previous Christopher Walken statement but I also agree with you with DeNiro when he was interviewed about the taxi driver scenes he said that was basically him. He also admitted in a Playboy article back in the seventies that he snorted heroin to get into his scenes. Hey whatever works?
One of the really awesome things about him is his speech rhythm, with his off-beat pauses and unpredictable gestures... kinda like what William Shatner did with Captain Kirk. That speech rhythm makes him great at tense moments like this one, but it's also great with comedy, and motivation. Ever seen his "two little mice" speech?
I read an interview with him once where he said that his characteristic speech rhythm comes from his days as a dancer. He said that he remembers the dialogue as if it's choreography, all about beats and rhythms. It's a dance. Not consciously. It just happens for him that way.
That famous cool Walken eccentricity 😂 but don’t overlook Chazz Palmintieri, he is seriously underrated. He often has a menacing way of putting an enemy or rival on the spot, keeping them on their toes, and does it so well, he makes other actors look better than they actually are.
Close to 20 years old and the movie still stands up as one of the best in my mind. Mars Callahan selected and picked the exact cast. Christopher Walken is Christopher Walken turn the table with class and dignity and the millionaire bit is just Priceless he dose it right you can't find scene better than that.
Matt Crouch Well - watched it now. Loved it. The billiards is of minor importance. What's of major fuckin' importance is that Chris Walken's in it. Lol
Oh wow, Walken on (to splash the cash) and Walken off (to go get a drink). Man, Chris is the BOSS. Wherever he is, whatever he's doin; whatever film he's in, whatever character he's playin' - HE FUCKIN' OWNS IT. Madly in love with this guy. MADLY. :-)
It was a small film that went largely unnoticed, but you can tell that the big names Mars Callahan managed to snag clearly relished their roles and did the first-time director a big solid by cutting their salaries, etc. I've seen this movie at least 50 times, as well as The Hustler and The Color of Money. A perfect trilogy. Walken has so many scene-stealing moments, and everyone else is at the top of their game as well. I think this might have been Rod Stieger's final film?
That was 20 years ago. I don’t know of any stage work since. Certainly not in NYC. He was fabulous though, only cast member who didn’t use an Irish brogue and somehow it didn’t matter.
Christopher Walken .. is THE MAN .. in the League of Hollywood Legends .. in his just being .. and bringing Characters to life .. i mean who else could pull off ..catching mice .. playing an Evil Angel ... dancing on the walls to a song for a music video .. and .. “The Continental “ or “ i Gotta have More Cowbell “ and dozens and dozens more
absolutely not.the arts reflects the times.only thing going on in the world now is b.s.so those are the actors that are being produced,same goes for music
Omg I love love the way he acts. I remember about 8 to 10 years ago. I remember going to this restaurant very cozy and the owner had a lot of pictures of famous actors. They used to go to the restaurant. I remember it was winter and it was so cold, so I went to buy breakfast for my kids. So I was sitting waiting for my order and when I looked to my right, omg there was Christopher Watkins omg and I was looking at him and he was looking at me. I remember he was drinking coffee and eating breakfast. So I'm so stupid that I froze lol, I wanted to say something but I was froze so he looked at me and he wink at me. He was dressed in black as always wearing a scarf around his neck. He gave me that sassy smile of him. And I couldn't say anything. I remember the name of the restaurant SHELDON'S, it was located in sunny isle in the beach. ofcourse is not there anymore but the owner was a very beautiful women she was like maybe in her early 70s. So she came with my order so I asked her, I told her one I just saw the actor Christopher Watkins omg, she looked at me and said, oh please he comes every year especially during Christmas. And the day I saw him it happened to be on Christmas. I totally freak out. She goes well did you talk to him lol I replied no I couldn't and she's starting laughing. Omg I'm so stupid lol. But yes I saw him. What a day I couldn't believe it. But he said in interview that I was watching and he said that he always use the same clothes on the movies. He never gets rid of them and is obvious like to dress up in black. He's one of my favorite actors.
Christopher Walken is such an awesome guy. I love that he takes part in every and any movie. He's in so many good movies but also so many awful movies. It's like he's just like "Hey.. Don't you kids fret. There's plenty of Walken to go around... Where do you want me?"
The "I think *HE'S* gonna choke..." and the "I'm gonna leave you with *NOTHING*" deliveries would be genuinely terrifying in real-life because he hardly changes his demeanor - just his tone. Jaysis, I love a bitta Walken
"Two little mice fell into a bucket of cream. The first mouse quickly gave up and drowned. But the second mouse, wouldn’t quit. He struggled so hard that eventually he churned that cream into butter and crawled out. Gentlemen, as of this moment, I am that second mouse."
Both actors are very good in that memorable scene filled with humorous bravado. They respectfully throw mud at each other and then have a drink together. What a humanly warm scene!
I had a cool moment like this when I was about 27 years old. Today, I have more years behind me than I have in front of me but once in a while I think of that day and it brings a big oil' smile to my face.
kief4diamonds This is one of my favorite things, that moment when someone realizes just moments too late that they have bitten off more than they can chew.
Richard III - $125k a hand? Lol, last time I was at the Casino, I saw multiple PLO hands worth $500k+, and that was just on the "regular" floor, and not the high rollers room.
Jimmy Russel okay now cool your jets.... you don't want to show your hand too much! Cuz then someone like me sees it and realizes you don't know what you're talking about. On the regular floor it is very possible to earn more than what you get on average in a high-roller room. That's not really a speculation or guess it is math. People in High Roller rooms don't run such great risks as they do on the floors that you and me go to. Me for instance, I took huge risks when bedding my winnings. that I could have just walked away with!! And yes sir it was something like $200,000. Obviously that's not nearly as much money as what you're talking about. However I only gambled in Las Vegas once. The reason why I took such a risk is because I knew people took bigger risks and WON!!!! Now clearly you can say that my story is made up. However, what you can't say is that my fact are unfounded. Statistics is what makes the world go round. It's what makes gambling, gambling!! But if you're going to say that the high-roller room is where a unicorn sucks you off while you have a cheeseburger and watching Iron Mike Tyson in his prime taking on a young Lennox Lewis! Then you are exactly the mark that Las Vegas is waiting for
Great scene. I see similar things very often in the poker rooms. Some guy thinks he is a big shot, or that he has a lot of money. Then somebody quietly shows a few bigger wads, or finds out that the guy really is a millionaire. Love it
It’s crazy. Chaz Palmintere delivers some Oscar-worthy lines only to to be followed by Walken’s second-best all-time speech (Pulp Fiction comes first). Pure gold!
As an actual ex-hustler and pool champion... this scene hits in an entirely different way. This moment is actually terrifying. Everything someone else puts into you is like a weight. And the repercussions of not winning is like an anvil.
I too made my living hustling pool for years! I was the cocky guy that everyone wanted to beat, but couldn't. In reality I just had some nice trick shots up my sleeve that I would dazzle them with every once in a while to make them think I was so much better than them. In the end they would up beating themselves! You win in your mind first and then in theirs!
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Christopher Walken plays Christopher Walken in every movie.
He doesn't even know hes acting
And you are never unaware that you are watching Christopher Walken *acting*. Not really the point of cinema, is it?
@@baddaboomb You're thinking of Joe Biden
@@juansolo1617 Biden is a loser. was born one. will always be one.
It's because he's got more cowbell.
Walken does this stuff so naturally you forget you're watching a movie. A true professional
Could have used more cow bell.....
And we don't know his politics. Masterful. He keeps all his fans while dipshits like Deniro lose his.
@Mikeyy12 C.Lennz "So tell me.. am I lyin?"
It's not a movie. It's s 2min TH-cam clip
You are so right!
I liked him in Deer Hunter.
"I lose 80, I get another 80."
Great line, perfect delivery.
To be honest, every man can say that and mean it. Might take you longer but still.
Indeed it is. Now do some strikes Guardian.
i need about 21k more.
The Tallest Dwarf delivered by the best made it so intense too
I think about those lines all the time. Someday.
My favorite part of this scene is when he gets a drink at the end. He just had them empty their pockets and even covered the ring. No one else in the room has any money left to buy a drink! He didn’t just deflate the challenge, but totally messed with their heads. A brilliantly written and acted scene.
Haha, I didn't think about that he had no money left to buy a drink at the end.
He's offering to buy them a drink
But the scene's *so* nuanced. Thanks for unlocking its hidden layers. (Now ... How much for that Zener Card t-shirt?)
@@mulemule
I got that shirt online somewhere a couple of years ago. Don’t recall where. I’m sure it was somewhere between $15-$25 plus shipping. I carry Zener cards with me, (I keep a deck in the car); so I wear the shirt often.
@@bendyparanormal (I knew you'd say that. 😉)
“I’m a hundredaire. I lose 80, i get sad”
Best comment
But you get more every thursday. 😂
That's how I see it now.
👊
Hey I hear ya RR. I'm in your ball park. hahahahahahahahahahahaha
You poor bastard. One day, you will become a thousandaire like me.. Just don't lose faith.
@@Pasan34 you loose 800, you get sad
Any character played by Christopher Walken doesn’t even have to raise his voice to be badass. Great actor!
Icutmetal this scene is totally bad azz! What’s the name of this movie! I have to own it!
marcus reed Did you read the title or description?
Icutmetal I did. So it’s called pool hall junkies???
He's not acting....
Well, he did hid a watch in his ass for months while being a POW in 'nam. I'm sure he's good for everything.
Walken is in that twilight zone between acting, insanity, and somewhere else... No one can do it like he does! Awesomeness
Saw him as Gabriel in Gods Army first. Had noe clue he was so out of this world in general.
Looking forward to him in dune
I'd say he and Nicholson are in a league of their own.
At the signpost up ahead, the insane man who wants your ring, your money, and leave you with nothing!
Nic Cage too
Can someone explain to me why this entire movie wasn't just Chaz Palminteri and Christopher Walken shit talking each other?
Kyle - brilliant let me tell you a little something i learn this original classic people spirits or angels tget don't forget they still carry on there little back and fourth today amazing stuff to wintness but they still even respect one another eminey or paat friends they learn that bullshit aside..theae youth not aa much man these kids of theres try to step to me in there games rignt like hey am make hin jegloues or some b.s test like we our the ilder generation is weak us we are not actually..these kids don't even know how tuff highschool or middle school was for me i was brought up though trials being hurt made fun of so on,
Kyle - today kids will taje gubs to school shoot someine over a amall percent of whatbi been through have u fucks have bo idea what I myself have overcome but don't realize once to start to experience hurt that all u start to know and u build up a shield harden your heart because these who seek to hurt me and i think of how sweet the day comes these sum of bitches can feel half my pain and get the same back..while i sit on Top
Because if they did that, the movie would be about three minutes long, including the opening credits.
Nathan are you 70?
Cause you're showing signs of not paying attention in school, if you had I don't think it would of been so tough..
Or maybe you wanted to be a tough guy to much 🤷♂️
Lolol
"I'm a millionaire. That's the difference. I lose 80 I get another 80". One of the best lines in a movie ever because a lot of us wish we could say that. Lol
I lose $8 I get another $8
I lose eight, I have to work like a dog for half an hour to get another eight.
I only lose. I never get anything.
I lost 10 an got 12.... Kilogramm
its also true, i know cause im a millionaire
I love this scene, he’s not condescending in any way. He simply tells them like it is calmly and it is terrifying. 😂
Supremely terrifying
it hurts twice as much that way. The dude might as well be spitting in the ocean.
I'm a millionaire and can throw this away, but this is everything to you isn't condescending?
I mean yes, he could say it more insultingly, but still.
you don't have to bark to put the fear of god into a person. It's all in the tone and confidence.
I just watched the scene from Suicide Kings, when he was telling the story about his neighbor's dogs. This guy's a f****** National Treasure
Christopher Walken alone makes good movie.
Brilliant scene. Not flashy with his money but he owns the situation with class and dignity.
Yep. Loudest one is the weakest one. Yr let him talk his shit and used it against him classy af
Lol. What? He's yelling across the entire room, bragging about how rich he is and daring the other guys. He's practically a professional wrestler.
@@el34glo59 that is like the dumbest saying to live by, do you not remember Muhammad Ali? Was he quiet at all? lmfao
Yeah dude. I love it. He isn't a shit talker, he let's other dude be the douche and then he simply calls him in it. Dope.
Just like Trump
I fucking love Chazz Plminteri and Christopher Walken. That old school New York swagger.
Well said. If yer gonna talk trash at least do it with a little style.
Me too. I'd say in this scene, altho Walken has the good lines, Chaz had the best swagger. By 30 percent.
We need more of that...matter a fact. Foughed about it
I'm a Chazz fan, but Walken out-acted him in this one. His facial expressions. The tics. The little details. Very James Dean like.
That is the best Christopher Walken I have ever seen. He plays himself so good.
so well*
More Cow Bell!
Better than when he shot Dennis Hopper for his history lesson?
Nah, Vincent Coccotti in True Romance. One of cinema’s all time great scenes. This is great, but it has nothing on Don Vincenzo.
Christopher Walken has a way of delivering lines that nobody else in Hollywood could get away with. It's not how you'd expect the line to be said, but it works for him, and very well at that. Absolutely iconic.
He hates punctuation. He actually removes the punctuation from his scripts and says the lines the way HE wants to say them. He's awesome. That is all.
That nobody in life could get away with. IRL, if you met somebody who talked like Walken you would just be WTF?
I do wish that Walken had more monologues in his roles. He'd be brilliant in The Black List.
that little "eh" at the end. guy is a national treasure
It really was. It just fit perfectly
A little Larry David.
God bless Chris Walken. A law unto himself and hands down nails the unpredictability that makes these characters so watchable. Legend.
The best part is he says he doesnt try to "act like the character" but rather, he attacks each roll as if it were "(himself as the character)".
Its a fantastic approach and so different from other greats like Daniel Day-Lewis, Denzel Washington, Jack Nicholson, etc... guys who put on the character rather than put themselves on the character.
We're always seeing "literally Christopher Walken as..."
SLOW You’re right. As acting goes I’m not sure anyone in the history of cinema cracked it better than this guy. King of New York is utterly sublime.
@@ManCave1972 Fantastic there.
And he could do this scene in a real life
I had never heard the term "a law unto himself" but with the context and the Walken I deduced it. Beautiful term.
"But every once in a while, the lion has to show the jackals who he is."
Needs more cowbell.
Tell us another jackal story.
Love that part of the movie. Run like the wind, eating everything in sight.
Walken was on the boat when Natalie Wood died.
@@MTPromises666 so what?
2 massive icons... any movie..any role..anytime...anywhere...under any conditions these 2 rock !!!
A Walken classic. I'm shocked the majority of movie buffs have never heard of this gem of a movie.
Guilty. Never seen or heard of it. I’ll have to watch soon after seeing this
cause other than walken it kinda sucks lol. Very typical 90s movie. However, I've watched it roughly 25 times lol.
If you fell asleep during the middle 25-30 minutes of it and just saw the first third and the last third, you’d think it’s the greatest movie of all time
Noone does badass quite like Christopher Walken.
Dennis Hopper begs to differ. Script written by Tarantino. De Niro also out bad assed Walker in Deer Hunter; the Russian Roulette scene.
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@@mcsuchnsuch, that was because of the scripts.
@@mcsuchnsuch yes I agree with the previous Christopher Walken statement but I also agree with you with DeNiro
when he was interviewed about the taxi driver scenes he said that was basically him. He also admitted in a Playboy article back in the seventies that he snorted heroin to get into his scenes. Hey whatever works?
Gene Hackman begs to differ.
your mom does great bad ass ;-)
The offering of the drink is awesome. Since they bet everything they had, they couldn’t afford a drink.
Walken didn't though.. he's a millionaire
It's difficult to pass on any scenes where Christopher Walken appears... It's just pure entertainment... 👌🏾
Chaz palminteri’s face after the “I’m a millionaire line” is incredible… the confidence drains away
“The confidence drains away” I like what you did there
"...I'll never forget the look on his face . . . "
Whenever Christopher Walken gets an extended scene just sit back and enjoy the ride for he is a master of the craft
Walken is awesome.
One of the really awesome things about him is his speech rhythm, with his off-beat pauses and unpredictable gestures... kinda like what William Shatner did with Captain Kirk. That speech rhythm makes him great at tense moments like this one, but it's also great with comedy, and motivation. Ever seen his "two little mice" speech?
I read an interview with him once where he said that his characteristic speech rhythm comes from his days as a dancer. He said that he remembers the dialogue as if it's choreography, all about beats and rhythms. It's a dance. Not consciously. It just happens for him that way.
wonderful concept. Walken is always playing Walken
The bit in this scene at 0:59 is just puuure West-uh I mean Walken.
Pure Walken.🎱🎱🎱
I've seen this movie over 100 times and it NEVER gets old!
What's the name of it?
@@clutch174 Poolhall Junkies
"I'm leaving you with NOTHING" Walken rules.
That famous cool Walken eccentricity 😂 but don’t overlook Chazz Palmintieri, he is seriously underrated. He often has a menacing way of putting an enemy or rival on the spot, keeping them on their toes, and does it so well, he makes other actors look better than they actually are.
Now yous can't leave.......BRONX TALE.....EPIC SAMPLE of putting someone on the spot!
Close to 20 years old and the movie still stands up as one of the best in my mind. Mars Callahan selected and picked the exact cast. Christopher Walken is Christopher Walken turn the table with class and dignity and the millionaire bit is just Priceless he dose it right you can't find scene better than that.
I'm just here for Nick. That acting is sublime.
I need to watch this film
I just ordered it - can't wait to get it!
Ali Latchford-Knowles Its an indie movie for sure but I dig it. Hope you do. It helps if you like billiards but not necessary.
Matt Crouch Well - watched it now. Loved it. The billiards is of minor importance. What's of major fuckin' importance is that Chris Walken's in it. Lol
Ali Latchford-Knowles very good! glad you liked it Ali!
Yes. Yes you do.
Walken is just a work of art . Amazing acting from him 🙌🏻
Walken has such a powerful presence about him. He’s fucking magical!
Could you imagine him being your dad, and chewing you out for messing up on a test in school🤣
@@fuzzblightyear145 Never really thought about that. With him being so unlike any of my relatives, that concept really seems alien.
I love this movie. Seen it countless times and it never gets old. This was a great scene
Oh wow, Walken on (to splash the cash) and Walken off (to go get a drink). Man, Chris is the BOSS. Wherever he is, whatever he's doin; whatever film he's in, whatever character he's playin' - HE FUCKIN' OWNS IT. Madly in love with this guy. MADLY. :-)
While its a great scene for him, there are a couple other good scenes with him as well
+gabriela peina He didn't even know he was in a movie here. He was just in a pool hall and they started rolling.
High five to that bud! :-)
Not Mouse Hunt, lmao.
He's a hoofer at heart
It was a small film that went largely unnoticed, but you can tell that the big names Mars Callahan managed to snag clearly relished their roles and did the first-time director a big solid
by cutting their salaries, etc. I've seen this movie at least 50 times, as well as The Hustler and The Color of Money. A perfect trilogy. Walken has so many scene-stealing moments, and everyone else is at the top of their game as well. I think this might have been Rod Stieger's final film?
For me, the star of the scene is Nick at 2:12. My man nailed it!!!
That's Rod Steiger...
Lol what a dick hahahaaa
True, and he went right back to sleep after.
damn it might be Rod. Too lazy to check, but that's cool if it is
😂😂😂
2:01 he was quietly proud about how much he paid for that ring.
Classic little scene!
I'll give ya $3000
I saw him on Broadway in the play adaptation of “The Dead” by James Joyce. What he has onscreen he also has onstage. Unique actor!
Fuck , that would have been awesome. I never actually realized he still did stage work.
That was 20 years ago. I don’t know of any stage work since. Certainly not in NYC. He was fabulous though, only cast member who didn’t use an Irish brogue and somehow it didn’t matter.
@@pjk9056 That's awesome.
This clip was the best scene in the whole movie. Walken is superb.
I’ve never seen or heard of it but I gotta know. Who won?
D_Shadow317 Walken is always supreme!
Chaz Palmentari doesn't suck either.🤷♂️
One of walken's best performances
oh trust me I have; I just like this one in particular
hearts76100 Because he can't have a personal favorite? Grow up kid
Just because the film was shit doesn't mean walken was.....sweety
Christopher Walken .. is THE MAN .. in the League of Hollywood Legends .. in his just being .. and bringing Characters to life .. i mean who else could pull off ..catching mice .. playing an Evil Angel ... dancing on the walls to a song for a music video .. and .. “The Continental “ or “ i Gotta have More Cowbell “ and dozens and dozens more
“Nothing can be loved or hated unless it first understood.” ― Leonardo da Vinci.
Walken is an absolute legend, one of a kind.
Will we ever have someone even remotely close to Mr. Walken in our life time?
Doubtful.
absolutely not.the arts reflects the times.only thing going on in the world now is b.s.so those are the actors that are being produced,same goes for music
uhhh, that's a big fat no...
He's still alive
Yeah, we have him. Christopher Walken
You can startle Chirstopher Walken but I am damned sure there isn't a person alive that can intimidate him.
He's an *actor,* dude.
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Deniro can intimidate him for sure denzel can also
the Vietcong POW camp sure did a number on him, "MAO!"
Maybe not intimidate but Dennis Hopper sure made him lose his cool
Walken is one of the finest actors ever. He's just amazing!" Gotta love Chaz In this scene too/
He is badass, just remember not to borrow his Gold Watch.
It was in his butt when he sold the Remote Adam Sandler
"three long years, I kept this metal .. Watch up my ass..."
Does your mother sew?
Who doesn't love Walken.
This has always been one of my favorite Walken movie moments.
Chris walken will always be one of the most entertaining people to watch
You can’t intimidate- but you sure can imitate- Christopher Walken.
can raise the level of any production by just showing up.
brilliant.
Omg I love love the way he acts. I remember about 8 to 10 years ago. I remember going to this restaurant very cozy and the owner had a lot of pictures of famous actors. They used to go to the restaurant. I remember it was winter and it was so cold, so I went to buy breakfast for my kids. So I was sitting waiting for my order and when I looked to my right, omg there was Christopher Watkins omg and I was looking at him and he was looking at me. I remember he was drinking coffee and eating breakfast. So I'm so stupid that I froze lol, I wanted to say something but I was froze so he looked at me and he wink at me. He was dressed in black as always wearing a scarf around his neck. He gave me that sassy smile of him. And I couldn't say anything. I remember the name of the restaurant SHELDON'S, it was located in sunny isle in the beach. ofcourse is not there anymore but the owner was a very beautiful women she was like maybe in her early 70s. So she came with my order so I asked her, I told her one I just saw the actor Christopher Watkins omg, she looked at me and said, oh please he comes every year especially during Christmas. And the day I saw him it happened to be on Christmas. I totally freak out. She goes well did you talk to him lol I replied no I couldn't and she's starting laughing. Omg I'm so stupid lol. But yes I saw him. What a day I couldn't believe it. But he said in interview that I was watching and he said that he always use the same clothes on the movies. He never gets rid of them and is obvious like to dress up in black. He's one of my favorite actors.
Christopher Walken is an ice cold actor, man he’s good. One if my faves, true professional in the business.
1:33 "I think HE'S gonna choke!"
Christopher Walken is the man!!
I will always see him as the King of New York
"for me it doesn't matter". My man!!
Walken lays it down like nobody can! The man drips coolness and style...😎
walkens so great, theres someone with multiple personalities but hes someone who can display them all at the same time
hahaha tru
Eh? eyheaya, get the f*** outta here... AHHHHHHHH ... "i have this golden watch." - "For three whole years..."
"I'm a millionaire...I lose 80 I get another 80"...now that is a BOSS!!!
Lol!! Yeah it’s like air. I breathe air out, I breathe more air back in!
Must be grand to be cash secure and so liquid.
@@ernestkovach3305 No Shit!
"I'm a millionaire. That's the difference. I lose 80 I get another 80"
To be fair that is 8% of his cash so its not that much small change as he makes out...
That "I think HE'S gonna choke" with the point to Schroeder is straight from hell. Just there and gone. So good.
Christopher Walken is such an awesome guy. I love that he takes part in every and any movie. He's in so many good movies but also so many awful movies. It's like he's just like "Hey.. Don't you kids fret. There's plenty of Walken to go around... Where do you want me?"
Chaz and Walken are both so brilliant and underappreciated
What makes Walken so great is he isn't really acting!!! He is just being himself!!! He so CRAZZZZZZZZY! 😁😁😁😁
The "I think *HE'S* gonna choke..." and the "I'm gonna leave you with *NOTHING*" deliveries would be genuinely terrifying in real-life because he hardly changes his demeanor - just his tone. Jaysis, I love a bitta Walken
Reading this comment crashed my testosterone
The only character to ever conquer Walken was The Mouse in "Mouse Hunt" 🐭
"Two little mice fell into a bucket of cream. The first mouse quickly gave up and drowned. But the second mouse, wouldn’t quit. He struggled so hard that eventually he churned that cream into butter and crawled out. Gentlemen, as of this moment, I am that second mouse."
@Chang. nope. It was catch me if you can.
And, the mouse even had a calcium deficiency...
Josh Great flick.
Michelle Pfeiffer did a pretty solid number on him in Batman Returns.
Destroyed already in one sentence. With the ring, he's taking something he can't get back and then it became personal.
Also, he rubs it in by offering "Full Retail" and then some. So he doesn't have to deal with $200.
Both actors are very good in that memorable scene filled with humorous bravado. They respectfully throw mud at each other and then have a drink together. What a humanly warm scene!
I've looked damn near everywhere and I can't find a physical or digital copy of Poolhall Junkies........I WANT TO OWN THIS MOVIE!!!!!!!
"I'm a millionaire. That's the difference"
Fuck your defense. Your shady and taking advantage of me like a piece of shit
Your cloths getting a little mashed.
“I lose 80, I get another 80. For me it doesn’t matter!”
No truer words ever spoken
Wow, that's so intelligent to say he's a millionaire. Wow... so deep.
I had a cool moment like this when I was about 27 years old. Today, I have more years behind me than I have in front of me but once in a while I think of that day and it brings a big oil' smile to my face.
totally owned him by telling him 80k isnt shit to a guy like him.
kief4diamonds This is one of my favorite things, that moment when someone realizes just moments too late that they have bitten off more than they can chew.
kief4diamonds. If You go to The Hustler Casino You Can Watch High Limit Poker Players Bet $125,000 A Hand.
Richard III - $125k a hand? Lol, last time I was at the Casino, I saw multiple PLO hands worth $500k+, and that was just on the "regular" floor, and not the high rollers room.
JimmyRussel. O.K.. That's Just What I Saw When I was there.
Jimmy Russel okay now cool your jets.... you don't want to show your hand too much! Cuz then someone like me sees it and realizes you don't know what you're talking about. On the regular floor it is very possible to earn more than what you get on average in a high-roller room. That's not really a speculation or guess it is math. People in High Roller rooms don't run such great risks as they do on the floors that you and me go to. Me for instance, I took huge risks when bedding my winnings. that I could have just walked away with!! And yes sir it was something like $200,000. Obviously that's not nearly as much money as what you're talking about. However I only gambled in Las Vegas once. The reason why I took such a risk is because I knew people took bigger risks and WON!!!! Now clearly you can say that my story is made up. However, what you can't say is that my fact are unfounded. Statistics is what makes the world go round. It's what makes gambling, gambling!! But if you're going to say that the high-roller room is where a unicorn sucks you off while you have a cheeseburger and watching Iron Mike Tyson in his prime taking on a young Lennox Lewis! Then you are exactly the mark that Las Vegas is waiting for
Anything Christopher Walken says I'll believe.
Poolhall Junkies is a great, underrated movie. Thanks for the video and reminder to watch it again.
Great scene. I see similar things very often in the poker rooms. Some guy thinks he is a big shot, or that he has a lot of money. Then somebody quietly shows a few bigger wads, or finds out that the guy really is a millionaire. Love it
This is probably one of the best quick reversals of all time.
LOVE Christopher Walken........
Some of the best acting ive seen anywhere. Both are just legends.
Christopher Walken doing what he does best. Always a joy to watch.
Loved him in At Close Range! He’s the best!
Walken is a national treasure
It’s crazy. Chaz Palmintere delivers some Oscar-worthy lines only to to be followed by Walken’s second-best all-time speech (Pulp Fiction comes first). Pure gold!
Pup fiction is overrated
One of the most underrated movies ever!
Walken is the man
"I'm gonna have a drink. You wanna have a drink?EH!"
Zander10100 eh,
"C'mon, gives us a drink" billy batts
CW really is one of a kind. Like Eastwood, Wayne... Untouchable...
@@MPD90 Meaning they are 'also' one of a kinds... The word 'like' in a sentence indicates that fuggin...
"I lose 80 I get another 80"- Untimate burn
Yeah. Have to admit it is nice to be on top or to hold the winning hand, or to be able to not be bothered about a loss
I love these documentaries on Christopher Walken 👍
One of the most underrated scenes of all time.
"I'm gonna leave you with nothing"
Can you petition to have someone be a national treasure... Walken.. the man!
As an actual ex-hustler and pool champion... this scene hits in an entirely different way. This moment is actually terrifying. Everything someone else puts into you is like a weight. And the repercussions of not winning is like an anvil.
I too made my living hustling pool for years! I was the cocky guy that everyone wanted to beat, but couldn't. In reality I just had some nice trick shots up my sleeve that I would dazzle them with every once in a while to make them think I was so much better than them. In the end they would up beating themselves! You win in your mind first and then in theirs!
Cool story, Sis.
@@justdoingitjim7095 Cool story, riding Cool Sis's story, Bro!
@@pt8208 they are both good stories, why complain?
@@nnaheim. Because your Mom said so!
This movie is badass🔥🔥🔥
The master at work.
Joe, I'm just like everybody else I put my pants on one leg at a time. The only difference is.... I'm a millionaire! I lose 80 I get another 80
Steve Smith then he makes gold recuds.
He thought he could..FUCK with the Walken.
"The loudest one in the room is the weakest one in the room." -Frank Lucas
Bumpy johnson.
An empty pot makes the most noise.
@@fearedgenius7020 I'm gonna use that now. Awesome!!!
First to speak, last to say.
Also, the louder a person becomes, the more unright he is.
Christopher Walken ONE of a kind
I could watch that movie over and over. I love it.