Reacting to CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (2002) | Movie Reaction
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0:00 Intro
1:12 Reaction
32:02 Review/Outro
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Reacting to CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (2002) | Movie Reaction - Розваги
Fun Fact: The French Police Inspector who arrests Frank in Paris is the REAL Frank William Abagnale Jr.
Fun Fact: That was Place Royale in Quebec City, pretending to be Paris.
"You don't want broccoli in places it shouldn't be." ❤ This is why I watch this channel.
WHY disney turned Splash Mountian into BROCCOLI
Dawn is so clever ... she comes up with stuff that comedy writers just cannot write.
And she's absolutely right.
It's true. Highly unlikely, but true. 🤣
5:20
I love your attitude about the situation.
“Do you see the problem here?”
My response would have been, “Yeah, you’re not paying him.”
I was production manager at an event that Frank Abignail spoke at, before this movie came out. He had everybody fooled. The movie studio, police, Johnny Carson, me... everybody believed his story.
Based on inflation, $1,000 in 1969 would be almost $9,000 US dollars today.
Not to be a stickler, but, 1969 is when Abagnale was caught and extradited back to the USA from France. The $1000 offer for... *cough* services would have been in 1965 or 1966. This makes $1000 closer $9.7k - $10k, present day.
There is a 1961 movie starring Tony Curtis called "The Great Imposter". It's the true story of Ferdinand Demara who did pose in a variety of professions including a US Navy surgeon. It's a fun watch.
He watches the Perry Mason Show to learn to be a lawyer. It was a tv show. The guy playing Perry Mason was the killer in Rear Window.
And "Ironside".
FUN FACT: The Real life Frank Abagnale is from my Hometown (NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK) 😂
I had a friend named Curly. He died while we were on a cattle drive in New Mexico. After a year underground, Curly crawled up out of the ground, dusted himself off and took the commuter train to New Rochelle.
@@fixfalcon2628 this sounds like City Slickers…
@@Anaj-us4eo City Slickers II
30:13 - Cheque is the British spelling, Check is the American spelling.
Thank you for Czeching.
Yeah Americans are weird lol
Cheque is the correct spelling in English, Check is what you do when the spelling is incorrect, before you make the correction.
@@gracesprocket7340who says it’s correct? You? I think Americans stopped caring about what British people do since 1776.
It’s not the British spelling, it’s the entire English speaking world, except for the uneducated USA.
Christopher Walken was amazing in this film. Such depth of emotion.
Johnny Carson had Frank Abagnale as a guest back in the 70s. It's hilarious to watch.
Blast from the Past is a 1999 romantic comedy starring Brendan Fraser, Alicia Silverstone and Christopher Walken who plays another dad.
Very fun movie! Frasier does a great job playing a clueless guy.
One of my favorites
"They offer lawn furniture as a come on" love that movie hope she watches it, and leave my elevator alone!!!
I only found your channel a few months ago, but I instantly fell in love with your reaction style... Seeing your reaction to 'Catch Me If You Can' pop up on my feed just now, I literally shouted 'Lets Fucking Goooooo!' My favorite reactor reacting to one of my top 3 films of all time... today is a good day!
The Intro of this movie is a timeless masterpiece!
One of the themes Spielberg continually returns to in his movies is the theme of fatherhood. This movie is about a boy raised by a bad birth father (Christopher Walken's character) and how, after finding a good adoptive father (Tom Hanks' character), he is able to reform his life. He says to his birth father at one point, "Ask me to stop" (to stop the scamming and lying, which, by the way, his birth father initiated him into as a boy). And his father replies, "You can't stop." Then, at another point, he says to his adoptive father, "Stop chasing me!" To which his adoptive father replies, "I can't stop." In other words, his birth father refuses to discipline his son in the ways of right conduct, but his adoptive father refuses to stop disciplining his son in the ways of right conduct. That's the difference between a good father and a bad one.
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@@DawnMarieX as well as, The King of New York (1990) w Christopher Walken
You might also appreciate,,
This Boy's Life (1993)
The Basketball Diaries (1995)
The Beach (2000)
Midnight Express (1978)
Logan Lucky (2017)
Papillon (1973)
Cool Hand Luke (1967)
Alfie (1966)
The Grifters (1990)
Boiler Room (2000)
Shooting Fish (1997)
Hard Eight (1996)
The Color of Money (1986)
The Sting (1973)
The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)
Breathless (1960)
Gone in 60 seconds (1974)
The Big Sleep (1946)
The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)
Brighton Rock (1948)
Saboteur (1942)
The 39 Steps (1935)
The Taking of Pelham one two three (1974)
Double Indemnity (1944)
On the Waterfront (1954)
House of Games (1987)
Donnie Brasco (1997)
Kingpin (1996)
Naked Lunch (1991)
A Beautiful Mind (2001)
Cop Land (1997)
Casino (1995)
Serpico (1973)
There Will be Blood (2007)
Angels with Dirty Faces (1938)
Rumble Fish (1983)
Raging Bull (1980)
The Killing (1956)
Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
The Talented Mr Ripley (1999)
The Fugitive (1993)
Mulholland Falls (1996)
The Tourist (2010)
Source Code (2011)
The Terminal (2004)
The Rainmaker (1997)
War of the Roses (1989)
Erin Brockovich (2000)
To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
The Trial (1962)
The Accused (1988)
Finally, Sunday! (1983)
Up the Junction (1968)
Billy Liar (1963)
Abre los Ojos (1997)
Odd Man Out (1947)
The Harder They Come (1972)
Lady Sings the Blues (1972)
Nowhere Boy (2009)
What's Love Got to Do With It (1993)
Matilda (1996)
Coraline (2009)
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Citizen Kane (1941) ✨😏
I think the recurring theme in alot of Spielberg's movies is DIVORCE. You eather see one parent or the other or there's some sort of marital conflict.
20:21 is a scene from the '50's legal TV series _Perry Mason._
What I read in an article about the movie and story is that the investigator, who was either a journalist or a self-appointed investigator of stories, was that they, the person investigating Frank's story, could find no substantial evidence whatsoever, that any of Frank's tall tale was factual. So it would seem, Frank Abignale Jr.'s biggest scam was selling this made up story to Spielberg to turn into a movie, giving Abignale a bunch of money and even more fame.
Still fun...
@@arjaylee I agree. I consider it an entertaining enough movie to watch it again and see Dawn's reactions to it. Fun movie. Great acting.
I remember seeing news broadcasts while they were chasing him. I am sure there is some fiction here, but not too much.
I'd love to see Dawn watch The Terminal. My personal favorite of the Tom Hanks / Steven Spielberg movies.
On it!
@@DawnMarieX I owned the security company that secured the film location. They actually built an entire airport terminal in an enormous Palmdale, CA hanger where they (Skunkworks) developed our top secret aircraft. It had marble floors, escalators, shops, restaurants and hundreds of extras and you would swear you were in a real airport.
Steven Spielberg was afraid that pictures of it would leak before the movie came out so we had to wand everyone going in and make sure they left their phones in their cars. No pictures were leaked.
Tom Hanks is a really nice man. At the beginning of the work week he had his assistant give each of my security officers a lottery ticket. I told Tom that I could lose my entire team if they pooled and someone won I then asked Tom what size uniform he wears in case that happened. We did a great job on a lot of films but that one was our best.
there was a documentary on a Scottish guy who did this in the 2000's with credit cards, Elliot Castro
18:03 I know the story is fictional, but I find very interesting how the mom gives away all the information about his son without a warrant, while the father is very protective.
The way I heard it, Frank Abignale is a real con artist who helped banks to design security features to prevent people like him from using the same methods, (now everything seems to be electronic), but the rest of the story is on itself, a con created by Frank to sell books, which peeked interest of Spielberg, who bought the rights to the movie, making his con even more profitable.
Hello Dawn Marie!😊 In the U.S. it is "Check" and in Britain it is "Cheque". Carl Hanratty's (Tom Hanks) character is fictional and is a composite of several agents that chased Frank. It is not known how much of what Frank said he did is actually real. Afterall, he was a con-man. 😉 Great reactions to this enjoyable film, Dawn!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The consistency of this channel is amazing!! Damn near daily uploads!
It's called confidence. If you talk from a position of authority or expertise in a tone of confidence, you can get just about anyone to believe you or at least go along with you. If you don't have that confidence, it would never work.
And a great movie about the game of confidence and grifting is the Sting 1973.
Also called ”social engineering.”
That’s why they call them CONfidence Men…..
At 25:56, does the detective reading from the note pad, Mr. Fox, look familiar? It's the actor who played Bill Guarnere in Band of Brothers.
12:50 "My god. _Oh_ my _god._ This is _actual_ insane. I've never seen anything like this, before."
You've not seen _Dirty Rotten Scoundrels._ There's _plenty_ of this kind of business, there.
Not recommending this as a thing to react to, but if you've not seen Christopher Walken reading The Three Little Pigs, it's well worth a watch!
Nice reaction. If you like Christopher Walken,, I hope you watched "Deer Hunter". This was his breakout role.
27:35 "Frank, your father's dead."
Right. Shit. Forgot about that part.
If you want a super serious, very troubling movie with Christopher Walken (and DeNiro, et al), check out The Deerhunter.
The movie about a real-life game of Tag might be "Tag" (2018) with Jeremy Renner.
Not sure if you've seen this movie, but "Man on Fire" is a great film with Christopher Watkin as always great supporting actor. You should also youtube his Saturday Night Live performances when he guest hosts he's in many classic skits (including what might be one of the best "more cow bell".
Love your reaction video's Dawn , you are the best!!!!
NO you're the best!! ❤
Thought you should know the beginning of this movie is from an old game show tv America called to tell the truth
30:10 not 😊in the good ol’ USA. 😂
It’s “check” here.
I love how we've watched borat and now were getting borat memes insterted in the videos 😂 "naughty naughty"
A mind-bending movie to check out down the line: 'INCEPTION'. Amazing film. Also with Leonardo DiCaprio!
Watch a movie about Kevin Mitnik. In Australia it was called "Takedown" it is about an American hacker that got thrown in jail and now works for a Computer security company, Similar story
You mentioned that you have not yet reacted to any of the James Bond movies. Well, since Christopher Walken is your "favorite actor", you will be pleased to know that he plays the major villain in one of the Bond films (A View To A Kill). I know you will enjoy it, along with al the other Bond films. Some are much better than others, but they are all well worth viewing!
Frank Jr. did a presentation for my company just a short time before I started working for them. My buddy said it was quite interesting. Like another commenter said, I heard the story in the movie was full of fantasies, not truth.
The story is based on his autobiography. But the story is 100% fake. No airline, no FBI, no French prison. During this time frame, he was in jail for check fraud.
Good to know, I guessed it wasn't all true. 99% of the time reality isn't as exciting as a movie. So I'm ok with embellishment because I'm here to be entertained.
Based on a story, not necessarily true 😂
I had to scroll through more comments than I thought I would to find one calling that out.
Yes, the conman has turned his lies into a rewarding career, talking about his redemption and advising people how not to get conned all while conning them, his greatest con.
So you're a full-time tw*t. You probably have gone to all reactions of this movie rubbing your little hands together and giggling.
Most consistent UA-camr,knocking out reactions daily,good job
13:19 comment Movie Christopher Walken, Balls Of Fury.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Another excellent based on a true story movie to check out is The Insider, starring Russell Crowe and Al Pacino, about a former executive turned whistleblower against the tobacco industry.
It is great.
Watch these Christhoper Walken movies
1.The Anderson Tapes 2.A View To A Kill 3.Biloxi Blues 4.Blast From The Past 5.Seven Pychopaths 6.The Deer Hunter 7.The Dogs Of War 8.King Of New York
To my knowledge, this film was actually inspired by a true story, but I think a lot of it was fictionalized. I don’t remember what percent. I’ve heard some people say the whole thing was made up and I’ve heard other people say that it was very loosely inspired by a small fraction of Frank’s Life, but I couldn’t tell you which
I friggin' love Tag. Awesome that you've seen it, too bad we'll never see it on the channel though.
watch these Decapiro movies
1.The Quick And The Dead 2.The Man In The Iron Mask 3.Whats Eating Gilbert Grape 4.Gangs Of New York 5.Inception 6.The Wolf Of Wall Street 7.Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 8.The Revenant 9.The Aviator
liked your call back to 'True Romance" 👍
More Christopher Walken (and Martin Sheen) check out The Dead Zone. Based on a Stephen King story.
BTW Dawn, I always meant to watch this film, but thanks to you I will now. Keep up the fun, good work reacting !!!
20:19 It is the tv series “Perry Mason”
Have you seen "touching the void"? it's an amazing true story with a couple of your countrymen , very good
@10:15ish... "You don't want broccoli in places it shouldn't be...." =X-D My thought's exactly!!! Ha ha ha!!!
A good early Christopher Walken movie is The Dead Zone and later (kinda creepy) PROPHECY and a funny one THE RUN DOWN also staring The Rock!! Great Reaction Lady Dawn!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
He used the alias Barry Allen in the one scene which is the name of The Flash, one of them anyway.
Tom Hanks had very few dud films.
Castaway
Saving Private Ryan
Forrest Gump
The Green Mile and Road To Perdition..... were all classics!!👌
Fantastic Christopher Walken movie recommendation:
The Dead Zone
A GREAT con film is The Sting with Robert Redford (Jermiah Johnson) and Paul Newman (Butch Cassidy). Also has Robert Shaw (the Captain of the Orca, Quint). It is a FUN film (mostly).
A real life game of tag?!
Never been, but I have seen Monty Python's olympic hide and seek
There is a true movie about childhood friends playing tag into their 40’s -50’s I forget the title.. something like ‘ your it’….. Anyway it has Jeremy Renner, Ed Helms, John Hamm, it’s a fun watch as well…
Took me a while to realize I haven't seen this movie! Thought I had. So either I've mixed it up with something else or I've forgotten everything about it. Or have I been conned? :O
For another great con movie (perhaps with less realtion to reality) I recommend The Brothers Bloom, with Adrien Brody, Mark Ruffalo and Rachel Wei... Weish? Weisz? The "The Mummy" chick! I love that one!
Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden
The black and white shows called Perry Mason I believe and if I can remember the beginning credits music kind of had Summoners sound to X-Men cartoon back in the day dentist for my own memory I don't know if it's true or not
I love your western reactions. I think that you would find "Something Big" to be, best movie ever. It's staring a lot of great actors. The main character is played by Dean Martin.
I met Frank's old cellmate in prison while on remand.
My favourite Christopher Walken movie is The Prophecy! His character makes the Movie!! 🤫
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"Oh what a tangled web we weave/When first we practice to deceive,"
- from Marmion, by Sir Walter Scott
All true and more read the book by Frank... I did before there even was a movie. Also this was the 50's and 60's no digital only a paper world. Cheers!
No No the book is also fiction, he sold the book rights to Spielberg…. Just more of a con.
There was a TV series based on the "idea" of this movie called White Collar. It's about the really terrific young conman and forger who ends up working for the FBI and the agent who caught him in taking down other criminals. The acting in that series was amazing!! Highly recommend it!
One of my absolute favorite shows
Yes it’s a great show
Christopher Walken in "The Deer Hunter."
Excellent reaction! Always great!
I'm an odd old duck, but my favorite Christopher Walken is "Who Am I This Time" a TV movie with Susan Sarandon.
14:30 - First $1,000 in 1960 is like $10,000 in todays money. Second, he gave her a FAKE CHECK, so basically, she paid him $400 (about $4,000 in todays money). Im surprised you didn't catch on to that.
I'm enjoying watching you watching this movie more than I enjoyed the movie itself.
Christopher Walken movies and things that have to be seen: The Dead Zone, King Of New York and the video Weapon Of Choice by Fat Boy Slim, were he gets to do what he loves: Dance!
Frank Abignale Jr was also a contestant on the popular 60's TV game show "To Tell the Truth."
Here's the full episode.
ua-cam.com/video/KADbMspi3Ck/v-deo.htmlsi=mx9V3ibti25XCyPz
Another great reaction Marie like always. This movie its so good its one of my favourites, and what a deluxe cast. And some fun-facts about this movie, it took 22 years for the book to be turned into a movie. And Frank Abagnale admits that the story was way exaggerated. Carl Hanratty is based on several FBI agents who pursued Frank Abagnale, mostly one named Joseph Shea. If it were true-to-life, christopher walken would hardly be in this movie. In real life, Abagnale never saw his father again after he ran away. But Spielberg wanted to have Frank Jr. continue to seek his father's approval, to show up in his Pan Am uniform to impress him and seek advice from him.
Jennifer Garner only had to work for one day. Spielberg had seen Jennifer Garner on Alias and thought she was about to become a big star. He was pleased that she was willing to take such a small role in his movie, and she was probably pleased, too: it only required a day of shooting. The film’s score was composed by the legendary John Williams, known for his iconic collaborations with Spielberg. Williams’ music enhances the movie’s suspenseful moments and injects emotion into the heartfelt scenes, creating an unforgettable cinematic experience. Frank Abagnale Jr. appears in a cameo role as a French police officer in the film. I think this adds an intriguing layer of authenticity to the movie, as the audience gets a glimpse of the real-life con artist. Keep up the good work.
It’s time to go down the James Bond rabbit hole
React To A Sense Of Freedom - 1981 & The Wee Man - 2013. 🏴
30:08 It's spelled "check" in American English.
Carson interviewed the real Frank. It's available and fascinating.
In 2002, Steven Spielberg released *this movie* AND "Minority Report" back to back.
If it had been any other filmmaker in the world, heads would have exploded.
But somehow, for Spielberg, that double whammy just went 'poof'---- and, over time, these have become his 'cult classics'...
Copola: The Conversation and Godfather Part 2 in 1974.
Ridley Scott: Black hawk Down and Hannibal in 2001
Steven Spielberg: Jurassic Park and Schindler's List in 1993 and The Lost World and Amistad in 1997.
Steven Soderbergh: released Traffic and Erin Brockovich both in 2000.
Hitchcock did it
Ford did it
Mel Brooks did it
Kurosawa did it 4 or 5 times
Although they didn't release the same year, Peter Jackson filmed 3 movies concurrently, immensely complicated films at that.... now that was closer to exploding head territory.
Those are just a few examples of the many, MANY directors who had 2 films in 1 year. It was a somewhat common practice decades past. So no, no heads would have exploded if another director did it. It's a challenging thing to do obviously, but something that has been done a lot.
Neither of these are "cult classics" Minority Report is just a sci fi classic, Catch Me If You Can made 350 million on a 50 million dollar budget (thanks google) and did quite well on home media sales/rentals it was nominated for 2 Oscars and plenty of other awards. Both were received well by critics and audiences.
Your comment is just how YOU see those movies, how YOU feel about them being released the same year, how you perceive them as cult classics. That's all.
Good movie though for sure. Minority Report is great science fiction.
@@TahiriVeila13ABY Bringing the *box office* in? Rookie mistake. :D :D :D
"Your comment is just how YOU see those movies..." Physicians-and-healing, Rex Reed! :D :D :D
Don't even get me started on sequels (even by my main man COPPOLA! :D) or cheesy franchise flicks (with dinosaurs or mystical monsters). :D :D :D
"Hannibal": You're kidding, right? :D :D :D
"Erin Brockovich": You're KIDDING, right? :D :D :D :D
I was referring *only* to the cinema culture/standards (such as they are) of this century, but hey, let's go there (as you clearly wanna)! :D :D :D
Kurosawa was a GOD director and Hitch was certainly a demigod, but everybody knows that a. their sheer turnaround rate was quicker in their younger days, b. their younger days were not necessarily their *best* days, and c. they both tended to put some fair-to-middling work next to masterpieces... I'll come right out and say it: Hitchcock was *pilin' on the cheese* in the mid 1950s, 'til he got his mojo back with "Vertigo" (a singular work of a singular year, and then his flexin' continued in successive, separate years).
John Ford--- didn't do JACK. :D :D :D :D
Mr. Mel Brooks (in '74)? OK, you *finally got me!* :D :D :D
Yes--- subjectivity is a beautiful thing. :D :D :D
(Unedited :D)
@@TahiriVeila13ABY Shorter version (still unedited :D): "If it had been any other filmmaker in the world" at the TIME... :D
Actually back before the USA got "complicated" after WWI a lot of people became engineers, dentists, MDs, etc simply by reading a few books, taking a few classes and printing up a sign. Many who screwed up just kept moving to other towns and setting up again (Doc Holiday was a dentist and a gunslinger). Licensing was quite lax. I would imagine it was similar in places like the outback Australia. In the 1960s it would have been tougher, but not impossible. Now over the internet everyone is something outrageous that they invent whole cloth. And apparently ducking out is even easier.
No, the U.S. spelling is "check" rather than "cheque." (There are many words like this where American English spelling has been simplified/homogenized versus British English.)
20:21: Hard to tell, but I think it is the TV show Perry Mason.
Hey Dawn!
Looking wonderful!
While this is a good movie, the greatest lie that Frank ever told was, in fact, the story he told that was then made into this movie.
By the way, it's not your fault that you thought this was a movie based on a true story, even Steven Spielberg, who directed it thought the same at the time, as did pretty much anyone who watched it.
The movie has, since then, to be a hoax story in itself.
It began when Frank was on a TV show.
The idea of the game show was that there would be three people, each telling of some job the did and some remarkable things that would happen.
Two of them would lie while one of them would be telling the truth.
The contestants then had to guess who the truth teller was.
Of course, Frank's story was the one that was made into this movie.
So, in reality, all three people on the show had lied.
Because of that show, though, Frank would be interviewed by a great many people, often famous ones, and he, of course, became a hit!
The attention and money he got meant that he couldn't reveal the lie as that fane and money would all end.
As mentioned, since then, it has been proven that it was all mostly a lie.
Still, it did make for an interesting movie even though the story itself was the hoax!
A great reaction as always!
Have a Really wonderful day, take care! ❤
I think the "tag" movie you were thinking of was called "Gotcha" (great movie).
Most of what is done in the name of fraud can't be done anymore with electronic verification and the end of written checks/cheques. (Check is the American spelling)
@Dawn Marie
"Suicide Kings" (1997).
Just want to put in a suggestion for when you get back to doing Westerns. "The Long Riders" is a really cool movie about Frank and Jesse James, and The Younger Brothers, and some others. Three sets of real criminal brothers, played by three sets of real actor brothers. I don't think that has been done in any other movie. Very much worthy of YOUR TIME, and ours.
Crazy Movie "The Hangover" how a group of friends get in trouble on a weekend trip to Las Vegas. You'll ENJOY IT and how these poor guys deal with problem after problem 😂
1:51 "No way it's a true story." So, there's multiple layers to this. The movie made a handful of small alterations from the book. The real Abagnale claims the biographer made up significant portions of the book. Pretty much everything we know Abagnale has claimed has questionable veracity (no record of passing the bar exam) and some have even been shown to be impossible or clear fabrications (such as claiming to have been in prison when records clearly show he wasn't). In short, it's a movie that takes liberties with a half-invented biography based on an interview full of lies. It's a really fun movie, though.
Underrated Spielberg gem
I was going to ask you what you thought about Christopher Walken's scene with Dennis Hopper in TRUE ROMANCE...
but i think you just answered:
"He's fast becoming one of my favorite actors".
'Great actor. Catch him in
SUICIDE KINGS (1997)
Christopher Walken, Denis Leary, Sean Patrick Flanery
Peace -
Another great Spielberg/Tom Hanks film is The Terminal (2004).
Multiply the money by 10 for today's values.
Frank Abignale has written a number of books, including the memoir "Catch Me if You Can." If you want to know how much of the movie is true, I would read the memoir.
The answer is pretty much none of it was true. He was a con man, and not a very good one.
Lots of good videos on youtube exposing Abagnale's lies
@@philmakris8507 I didn't know any of that. Thanks for letting me know.
@@rijlqanturis625 I truly had no idea. Thanks for letting me know.
But he was a con man good enough to fool a Hollywood studio, director, producers, and star actors, enough into making a real fake movie, while making real money off of it.
Eight great movies in a row. You're the bestest reactor in the whole world? Let's go for 9 in a row.
I know the kid who did the bad French reading. Brilliantly funny guy.
If you want to try James Bond, you can start wih the movie they showed a clip of, "Goldfinger." It's from the 60s, just like this story.
Blast From the Past is a great Walken movie.
Nice! I love this movie! Madness! But completely a hoot!
Hope you enjoy!
@@DawnMarieX i watch on my TV while I text you on my phone.