He looks like he should have bolts sticking out of his neck.

Awwww he is MY David Hasselhoff – Please leave him alone!! I love him dearly! A great actor, academy award winner actor, wonderful, smart, funny person.

Love the big hair, though. There goes a very secure man.

Just a little sun. A little. Say 15 minutes a day, sitting in a chair on the patio, eyes closed with no sunglasses. A little guilt free vitamin D to keep the Specter of Death from looming above.

No, I can’t make fun of this–this man looks sick. Not sick=bad, sick=ill. No one would look that way on purpose.

And this, we must remember, is how he makes his living. Not looking fabulous, not even looking normal, but looking absolutely wacky. If he is ill I hope he feels better, but on the whole I would just assume there will be another Dracula movie coming up soon (or something in that vein).

I too, adore the Christopher Walken, and fervently hope he is not ill! This is a little over the top even for him. I suspect another Dracula movie…?? I’m with the dear Victoria, but will add to his list of attributes: truly fine dancer. Ahhhh, the Sharona, she does love the Walken!

I’m with Victoria O, you don’t Hassel the Hoff, and you don’t Wank the Walken.

Anyone remember the Geriton “Iron-poor blood” ads? Maybe he’s going to be the next Geritol spokesman.

I always feel a little odd thinking Walken is attractive, since every other actor I like (meaning, I actually know their names) is more conventionally handsome.

But then, I see Steven Den Beste posting on Manolo’s shoe Blog, and I think, “Well, what can be more strange than that?” Perhaps it’s just a convergence of great men all in one tiny speck of the blogosphere.

He does not look well. The Christopher Walken, he is only 63, which is not old. I shall fret about him…

It’s true that the very wonderful Christopher Walken looks not at all well here, and the Norma is among those who are somewhat concerned for him. But this is also an illustration of how much of a role lighting plays in photography. Glaring, harsh light, which this is, as you can see from the blazing reflection bouncing off the backdrop behind him, washes out color; those who are already pale-complected are rendered ashen and grim. It’s possible that, in a better light, he would be much less of a candidate for a remake of “Nosferatu”.

Maybe there will be a new Star Trek movie and he will portray a Cardassian?

Blackbird – I nearly spit out my coffee when I read your comment. Brilliant.

Aiiieeee! It’s Heat Miser gone old and grey!