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More Cowbell: "All About Walken" Returns
Who doesn't love Christopher Walken? Even though we've seen True Romance a gazillion times, if it's on Cinemax and it's getting near the scene where Walken and Dennis Hopper deliver their violent conversation, we'll pause our flipping because there's very little on tv better than that.
In a play that reminds us of the scene in "Being John Malkovich" where Malkovich has gone through the wormhole and there are tons of Malkoviches everywhere, be prepared to be surrounded by Walkens delivering his best lines and having fun with his grand career in "All About Walken" which takes place tonight.
In fact, All About Walken happens every Monday night at 8pm at Paul G. Gleason Theater, 6520 Hollywood Blvd. (at Wilcox) thru March 12th.
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