Thanks for watching guys.

For people interested in the Natalie Wood case, these media sources give some more insight (all are referenced in the video):

1. The boat captain's full story:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWIqMcFTtNI

2. Autopsy report (original coroner's notes + new coroner's re-assessment):

https://nataliewoodbrainstorm.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Natalie-Wood-Supplemental-Autopsy-Report-of-Dr.-L.-Sathyavagiswaran-%E2%80%94-June-2012.pdf

3. Walken's ET interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0fm42MGMGc

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https://youtu.be/znBCmAN_Pxw

"Me and the moon are still on good terms" LMAO

If Dracula was a real person

Young Christopher Walken looks a lot like Scarlett Johanson!

The scariest thing I've ever heard Christopher Walken say is that he doesn't act he just shows up to set and reads lines as himself no matter what character he's playing.

I used to work in a popular candy store that gets a lot of tourists, and celebrities would come in from time to time. One such time CW came in while I was making some candy. He looks at me and asks how hot is the liquid candy when we pour it out. I said about 300 degrees, sir. He then goes, “so you could boil a person alive in that. Imagine eating candy made out of people.” Now I have a dark sense of humor and so I said, “well maybe not a fully grown person, but a small kid, sure. That’s why we call em sugar babies (which is a real candy we sold, not made from human flesh)”. He froze for a solid 5 seconds or so then started chuckling. Says I’m sick, a real “nutso” while still laughing, then the conversation kept getting darker.

Eventually I told him I went to med school for awhile before dropping out and his eyes lit up, asking me what it was like to dissect bodies in anatomy class. The guy was truly fascinated, and I was fascinated that he was fascinated in my life. Eventually my manager comes over saying I need to stop talking about dead bodies and medical stuff, and CW snaps her saying “excuse me but we are having a conversation here. Don’t interrupt us.” Then he hands her his credit card and says he’ll buy all of what I was making (fudge so he bought the entire sheet pans of fudge). That pleased my manager enough to let us keep being weird AF.

I always thought it was cool talking to him, but after seeing this video, I think I may have been one of the very few people to “be on his level”.

I worked on a movie with Mel Gibson and he is very nice and extremely funny. Hollywood is a very weird place. Don't idolize anyone.

“Arguably?” Dude, Natalie Wood was and still is a bigger star, with a “higher profile,” and loads more charm and talent in her little finger, than Robert Wagner has altogether.

I feel like I have to chime in and just say that I appreciate how everyone seems to do a Christopher Walken impression whenever they're talking about or quoting him.

His dialog with denis hopper in true romance is amazing. One of my favorite scenes.

The actor that refuses to act.  He just is.

In 1993, I was at an exhibit and accidentally stepped backward and onto someone's foot.  I swung around, already apologizing.  It was Christopher Walken.  He was very gracious and apologized to ME for standing too close.

Mel Gibson talked about him floating around the room 👹👀

I have nothing against Christopher Walken but he has always looked a bit scary looking to me

This story was told to me by a set dresser. Walken was on a commercial. First thing he does when he gets to set is he sees the location has a hot tub. He asks to use it and they turn it on for him. He immediately gets inside and sinks beneath the surface leaving only his eyes above the water. He's in there for an hour.

Eventually, a set PA is sent to inform him that wardrobe is ready for him. He gets out of the hot tub and says "Today...I was a crocodile".

If we knew what really goes on in Hollywood you wouldn't sleep at night,

They do say an  'accidental slip overboard' is the best method to get away with murder.

Just one look at Mel Gibson’s interview from the 90’s is enough for anyone.

"Have you ever worked with an actor dog"😂😂

"I've got a fever, and the only prescription, is more cowbell"