A one-time shortorder cook, Schnabel encouraged Walken to launch a secondary career as a TVchef inthelate 1990s. Together ... SCOTLAND, PA Walken plays against type as a persnickety homicide detective in this2001 indie take-off on ...

In Scotland, PA, the formula is reversed, with Lieutenant Ernie McDuff ( Christopher Walken) leaving the city for the country in order to execute justice. Similarly, visual allusions during the shooting trip to Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter ...

Like the play, the dialogue of Scotland, PA consistently gestures forwards. Typical here are ... McDuff (Christopher Walken), who in the play defeats Macbeth and wins freedom for Scotland, is initially figured as a police lieutenant. Over the ...

On paternal inheritance in Scotland, PA, see Lauren Shohet, 'The Banquet of Scotland (PA)', Shakespeare Survey 57 ... James LeGros (Joe 'Mac' McBeth), Maura Tierney ('Pat' McBeth), Christopher Walken (Lieutenant McDuff) (Abandon  ...

Scotland, PA (2001). Dir. Billy Morrissette. With James LeGros, Maura Tierney, Christopher Walken. 104 min. DVD release 2005. DVD extras: Director interview and commentary, Insider's Guide to Scotland, PA. Morrissette relocates the play to ...

... 1994) to Academy Award winner Christopher Walken's appearance in low- budget Macbeth spoof, Scotland, PA (Billy Morrissette, 2001). For actors, the.

... its second half, it should come as no surprise that the murder investigation becomes more and more a confrontation between the carnivorous culture of Scotland, PA and the vegetarian culture of the outsider Lt. McDuff (Christopher Walken).

Morrissette's dialogic quoting of Fargo in Scotland, PA combines pastiche, parody, and homage—and perhaps self-parody. As Michele ... which the same actor who here plays McDuff, Christopher Walken, won an Oscar” (Shohet 190).

Itês the story of the minor players with Tybalt at the center. The definitive printing of RONALD WIMBERLY's critically-acclaimed first work, presented as intended for the first time.

This bold new collection offers an innovative discussion of Shakespeare on screen after the millennium.