JOHNNY IS CRAZY?!? Sleepy Hollow Reaction (1999) : FIRST TIME WATCHING Johnny Depp/ Tim Burton
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There aren't many reactions to this one. It's my favorite Tim Burton movie.
It deserves more attention! And Burton’s directing style is so well-suited for this story
@@nickreacts6394 This movie was a purposeful love letter to the golden age of Hammer Horror films, which Christopher Lee did twenty-two of their numerous movies.
My favorite too! I love the whole setting, atmosphere, the tale from beginning to end, the music, Ichabod's character as well as Johnny's performance of him.
Same this and nightmare before Christmas
Same. So thank this video for me finding a good new channel to watch.
So my hometown is actually Sleepy Hollow NY. I remember in Kindergarten going on a “field trip” which was just us walking down the road to the cemetery and being shown everyone’s graves including the stick that marks the headless horseman’s grave. Also remember a number of trips to the haunted bridge which still gives me the creeps. Halloween is a BIG deal in the town and still the best scary hayride I had ever been on. And even though this doesn’t follow the plot of the actual legend, as a kid, I loved having a major movie out there about our town legend with Johnny Depp as Ichabod as well!
Thats actually pretty cool 😀
Wow, what a cool place to be from! Now I need to go there for Halloween one year...
Ok this just went on my bucketlist
@@nickreacts6394 I recommend Cinemassacre's A Trip To Sleepy Hollow. He visited the town and gave a brief guided tour of the few surviving locations from the story, complete with appropriate quotes from the book and clips from various adaptations.
@@nickreacts6394 it’s such a slice of small town life. And obviously has the best town logo ever seeing as it is the Headless Horseman himself.
This movie is basically Tim Burton's love letter to a style of film popularly called "Hammer Horror", named for the studio that invented the style. Hammer Horror is known for using gothic stylings, a cast of British stage/screen legends (Christopher Lee was common in them, thus the cameo), and--most of all--bright, vivid, technicolor blood.
This is quite interesting, I had no idea... but I can say from what you're describing that I think Burton really nailed that style, and it's very cool he cast an actor who performed frequently in that genre. Thanks for telling me about this!
@@nickreacts6394 Yeah, Tim grew up with that genre and it HEAVILY influenced his personal style. Some other key factoids about Hammer Horror: Among the regular actors in those movies was Peter Cushing, aka Grand Moff Tarkin from Star Wars ANH! Also, as I said, Christopher Lee was a regular... as none other than Dracula. And if you look at the cameo in this movie again, specifically where he first mentions Sleepy Hollow by name. There are wings behind him, and if you add his high collar to the mix, you get a surprisingly Dracula-like image...
Sometimes I forget how awesome this cast. Also that Dumbledore, Vernon Dursley, and Rita Skeeter are all in here along with Grindelwald 😂
All-star lineup!
And Olivander
We're just missing Bellatrix!
@@nickreacts6394 The guy that is blind in one eye he goes on to play Alfred in the Michae Keaton, Val Kilmer and George Clooney Batman movies.
Even Chancellor Palpatine himself
Lol seeing Mr. Dursley and Dumbledore as friends is super weird lol 🤣
And Rita Skeeter as the baddie :D
8:37 That actually is Christopher Walken as the Headless Horseman and, at 11:57, you'll also notice Ian McDiarmid, better known as Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars.
Two absolute legends!
@@nickreacts6394 This movie has a lot of good actors, including Michael Gambon, better known as Dumbledore in the Harry Potter movies from the third film onward.
@@nickreacts6394 I was gonna say the same thing - it is Christopher Walken :D Such an epic cast, Michael Gambon (Dumbledore), Richard Griffiths (Uncle Vernon), and also the evil step mother, Miranda Richardson played Rita Skeeter in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire ^^ And as I mentioned on a previous video, Michael Gough who played Alfred in Burton's Batman movies as the notary, Ian McDiarmid/Emperor Palpatine as well, and the scene with Christopher Lee obviously! I mean, epic, epic cast! I think this is probably one of my top fave Burton movies, I really like the mystery and the horror feel to it, as well as Johnny Depp's portrayal of Ichabod, love every time he faints xD
@@nickreacts6394 Christopher Walken played the Horseman while he had his head, the one playing the Horseman without his head is Ray Park aka Darth Maul.
One thing I've always been impressed by is that the Horseman has really good aim for someone without, you know, a head.
He could've joined up with Daredevil...
@@nickreacts6394 🤣the fact his horse is named Daredevil too just made me chuckle reading this lol.
JUSTICE FOR JD
I remember reading that Depp was a bit weirded out by having Ricci as his love interest in this movie. His previous work with her was when she was still a child, so this was a little much for him.
By the time Chris Lee shows up, you've already seen two other acting heavy-hitters; the entire cast is full of well-knowns.
The 'key-thingie' is an Egyptian ankh, symbol of eternal life.
Pretty ironic, considering he went on to marry a woman younger than her!
@@sandpiperr I guess the difference is that he remembered Ricci as a child.
@@sandpiperr someone that I'm sure he regrets even meeting. I know I do.
Johnny was dating Winona Ryder who played Ricci’s older sister in the movie “mermaids” in the year 1990. Ryder was 18 and Ricci was 10 when Ryder called Depp to answer a question Ricci asked Ryder about what homophobic meant. Depp explained it to Ricci, so I’d understand how Depp probably felt like and older brother to Ricci.
"What if more blood comes out, dude?!"
A kooky fave of mine. Walken does great work without saying a word, and Ricci's paleness is perfect for Burton's memento mori aesthetic.
And Depp getting hosed with fake blood always makes me laugh. Love a good cowardly character.
His sidekick is a lot of fun too. He has some good quips and reactions throughout.
I remember watching a Behind the Scenes Documentary to this movie and Johnny Depp saying that Tim Burton took every opportunity he could get to spray Johnny with as much blood as possible and so those scenes always make me smile.
Sleepy Hollow is personally my favorite Tim Burton film. I think he does a fantastic job telling his own version of that story and of course the Hammer style cinematography and the score (imo Elfman’s best) fits the aesthetic so well. 10/10 can’t recommend it enough.
More people need to see this one!
@@nickreacts6394 100%. I could gush on this film all day. The cast, the sets, everything is SO tight knit and well done. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
There's another movie set within a similar time period but is a lot darker than Sleepy Hollow with Depp and Heather Graham called From Hell. Its a murder thriller about Jack the Ripper. Depp, as usual, gave a great performance and the scene with the Absinthe in the bathtub has always stuck in my memory.
You should check it out.
Trivia: the first guy killed is Martin Landau. His daughter plays Drusilla on Buffy.
No way! What a connection, I had no idea!
Correction: second guy. ;)
I honestly had no idea Juliet Landau was Martin Landau's daughter. In fairness, they look nothing alike. 😅
I love the Horseman as a movie monster. He's terrifying, he's unstoppable, and he sticks to his rules. He only kills whoever he's been summoned to kill, unless you stand in his way.
THAT CAST!!!!!!
Martin Landau (Ed Wood, Tim Burton: Oscar winner )
Christpher Lee (Charlie and chocolate factory, by Tim Burton, Corpse Bride, Lord of the rings)
Christina Ricci (Adams Family)
Miranda Richardson (Harry Potter and the goblet of fire)
Michael Gambon (Dumbledore in Harry Potter movies)
Casper Van Dien (starship troopers)
Jeffrey Jones (beetlejuice, tim burton)
Richard Griffits (Uncle Vernon in Harry Potter)
Ian Mcdiarmid (Palpatine in Star Wars)
Michael Gough (Alfred in Batman movies 1,2,3,4...some of those Tim Burton)
Christopher Walken (well he is famous enough like Depp)
Lisa Marie Priestly (Almost all Burton movies)
Dang, when you list it all out like that, it's just insane... legends!
Michael Gough was also in Hammer Horror's Dracula along with Christopher Lee.
Martin Landau: cult sci-fi serie: Space 1999. Saw it on tv when i grew up in the 70s
Don’t forget Alun Armstrong (The Cardinal from Van Helsing with Hugh Jackman).
The Nostalgia Critic had an interesting theory about Burton's choice of style in this movie, especially the brightness of the blood. It could be an homage on the old Hammer Horror Movies. These were the first horror movies in colour and they have a similar colour style scheme like Sleepy Hollow has. The similarities are definitely there.
It wasn't supposed to be a theory. That's how Tim Burton actually made it, the NC just didn't look deeply enough into the production to see it was the case.
Watched this movie with my sister when I was like, 12, which was not the smartest decision, but I got obsessed with it and re-watched it multiple times after that. Johnny's performance was charming and amazing, and I'm pretty sure it was this movie that led me to answer the question "who's your favourite actor?" with "Johnny Depp!" every single time to this day.
Great answer!
Omg I was also 11 or 12 when I saw this and it made me love Johnny Depp as an actor 💕
The five pointed star (also known as a Pentagram) Katrina draws in the church and under Icabod's bed is actually a form of protection.
It's interesting how they're perceived as being connected to the Devil or some form of devil worship when in fact they were used as a means of protection from evil. The Amiens Cathedral in Paris has a motif of the Pentagram on the North Rose window
The pentagram with the center pointing up is a symbol of protection, with it pointing down (inverted) is a symbol of evil. Same with the upside-down (inverted) cross. In Christianity its the cross of Saint Peter who requested his cross be turned upside-down to reflect that the values of those crucifying him were upside-down. While in other cultures is signifies anti-christianity and satanism. There are tons of symbols with multiple meanings depending on culture or time period.
Katrina is Wednesday Addams and her fiancée was Johnny Rico from Starship Troopers.
You already noticed the judge is played by Saruman.
And the Headless Horseman is Christopher Walken.
What a cast! And that's crazy that's the guy from Starship Troopers!
"That guy almost looks like Christopher Walkin."
This got a chuckle out of me as that IS Christopher Walkin.
I mean when you go into a room with Dumbledore II, Uncle Vernon, Palpatine, Alfred Pennyworth, and Ed Rooney, you gotta figure someone is up to something (besides some lovely acting)
This movie has become my Halloween night viewing tradition for the last 12 yrs. Love the atmosphere 💀👻🎃
This is one of my favorite movies of all time since I was a kid. Johnny Depp kills it every time!
Before Pirates came out, this was the role that I knew Johnny Depp for. Loved his performace here
This is one of my favorite Burton movies , I can watch it many times and never get bored, the settings, music, acting everything about it makes it a master piece! Greetings from Costa Rica, love your channel. Being here since the beginning.
I remember :) it's honestly so encouraging and nice to see this comment , so thank you! As far as this movie, I think horror fans who haven't seen this one are missing out, like you said, the music, settings, and acting really sets the tone and immerses you in this wonderful and horrifying world...
@@nickreacts6394 ☺️💕👍🏻 I would love for you to react to Guillermo del Toro movies! He is great too! Crimson Peak is also a dark gothic master piece!
This is one of Burton/Johnny’s collab that I can watch over & over. Such a lovely movie.
I like how there’s a spate of Johnny Depp film reactions now that he isn’t cancelled 😂
Miranda made such iconic villain... how calm and full of rage, all in the same time while smirking and making comments. When the reveal came and we understood all of her intentions, it was just a delight!
It took me a minute to remember that she was Queen Elizabeth I from Blackadder 2. She's good at playing women who like to chop off heads.
Also, "He looks like Christopher Walken."
I'm dying laughting!
My favourite Fall/Halloween movie. It doesn't have the fall vibes, it IS the fall vibes
"that almost looks like Christopher Walken!" - somewhere Christopher Walken is listening to the 'they ask you how youre doing and you have to say fine but youre not really fine' meme song....
Not my finest moment...
This is a fun dark terrifying horror fantasy adventure film from Tim Burton! I saw this on VHS with my family and I was scared to go to sleep after seeing it, yet it's brilliant!
It was nominated for 3 Oscars:
Best Costume Design
Best Production Design
Best Cinematography.
It won Best Production Design.
Burton nailed the horror this time around! Glad to hear that it got reward recognition, well-deserved!
A great movie now I need to go find it since I'm pretty sure my dad has it somewhere in the basement but need to look for it since it's been awhile since I saw this movie
Definitely recommend watching again!
I don’t normally go for movies like this. But I watched it when I came out and Loved it! Love love and I watch it every Halloween
My favorite Tim Burton movie. It's so confident in everything it wants to be. The visual style alone is so strong. Johnny Depp's constantly uncomfortable Ichabod Crane is fantastic. Miranda Richardson's Lady Van Tassel is one of my favorite twist villains, her character's reveal is a brilliant twist.
The original story leaves a lot up to the reader's imagination. Ichabod disappears at the end of the story, but it's left vague whether he was killed by the Headless Horseman or simply ran away and never came back. Also, the true nature of the horseman itself is pretty mysterious. There's enough evidence, or lack of evidence, depending on your perspective, throughout the story to support it being a real supernatural force or just a prank cooked up by the local bullies.
Sometimes a touch of ambiguity is the perfect ingredient for a local legend...
The 1949 Disney animated short (narrated by Bing Crosby) is far closer to the original story than this version but I love them both.
@@Shadowman4710 I remember having that version on vhs as a kid.
@@Shadowman4710 Disney doing a version that's closer to the original story than an R-rated horror version...Yep. It can happen.
You should give "From Hell" (2001) a watch. Another Johnny Depp pearl with a similar atmosphere.
Hopefully you do Ed Wood another awesome Johnny and Tim Burton collab. Super good!!
I want to see that one! I put out patreon polls for choosing the next Burton movies
@@nickreacts6394 nice watching your reactions are super entertaining!
Omg i love this movie...I remember watching it with my older brother and a day later we watched sweeney todd...you bet your a*ss that i watched a lots of disney movies to wash the trauma...😅😂after corpse bride this was the second Tim burton movie that i watched...loved the reaction it was amazing as always...we all appreciate your efforts to make a great video for us...can't wait for the next video...💖💖💖
Thank you so much! And Corpse Bride is a great place to start with Burton’s filmography in my opinion, although I can see how some Disney therapy might be required afterwards, good call! :)
Yay so glad you watched it.Its such a visually creative film its really captivating.
The visuals/ design is probably my favorite aspect of the movie!
@@nickreacts6394 here's a couple of random movie recommendations
The Mask Of Zorro (1998)
The Legend Of Zorro (2005)
Blade(1998)
Blade 2(2002)
Blade Trinity (2004)
30 Days Of Night (2007)
The Conjuring (2013)
The Conjuring 2(2016)
The Conjuring 3 The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)
John Wick (2014)
John Wick Chapter 2(2017)
John Wick Chapter 3 Parabellum (2019)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981)
Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom(1984)
Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade (1989)
One of my favorite Tim Burton movies (others being Big Fish, Ed Wood, Nightmare Before Christmas and Batman). Remember being scared of the trailer in kindergarten but watching it in middle school was a blast
Tim burton: hey Christopher I want you in my movie… it’s the legend of sleepy hollow!
Walken: what lines do I have?
Burton: RAAAAAAH!
Walken: you crazy son of a b!tch I’m in!
This movie is so underrated, always loved it!!! Tim Burton is fantastic.
The acting is so good in this movie. Which makes total sense given the incredible cast. A lot of big names in one Tim Burton movie! I actually haven't watched this all the way through for probably 11 years when I was in high school so this was a fun refresher! I'm obviously a Burton fan with all the comments on this and previous reactions lol
An enjoyable reaction and commentary to my second favourite Tim Burton/Johnny Depp collaboration. My absolute favourite being Ed Wood (1994), so it would be good to see you do that one.
As an aside - and speaking of collaborations - your Buffy "School Hard" video with Riley brought me to your channel. :)
I think it's awesome that the Headless Horsemen when he's actually headless is played by Ray Park, who is a fantastic stuntman and a great actor. The two other roles I can remember him in off the top of my head are Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, and Toad from the original X-Men movie. He's absolutely awesomeness personified.
"that guy almost look like Christopher Walken". Well, I would hope so, since it IS Christopher Walken. 😂
What a great surprise! An old favorite, I'm glad to see it getting some attention. It will be fun sharing it with you. Here we go! :)
I hadn't even thought of it, my patrons gave me the idea and I'm glad they did!
This is an all time classic for me. Glad you enjoyed it. Hope you're doing well
I had a lot of fun, and I thought Burton's take on the story both appropriate and creative. And I'm doing well, thanks for asking! :)
I saw this in theaters when it came out! My favorite Tim Burton movie.
I’m glad you did this one, I hope you’d try out Dark Shadows too. It another underrated Tim Burton mc Johnny Depp movie which I believe deserved a sequel. It was a nice comedic take on original Dark Shadow series.
This movie scared the crap out of me when I was a kid. Now that I’m older there’s actually some pretty good humour in it as well as scares
Exactly! Burton blends both together for magical Halloween goodness
Fun trivia: The Horseman's stunt performer (for all the scenes without a head) was Ray Park (Darth Maul). They had him in a green hood to edit out his head, and the high-collar of the cape was cgi.
It is Christopher Walken, it is also Michael Gambon, Dumbledore, and Casper Van Dien
This is so weird to say but I liked the little romance between ichabod and Katrina
While it wasn't the central focus of the movie, I'm glad that they developed a connection over the course of the investigation/ adventure
Well Christina Ricci and Johnny did date for a little while so that's probably why they had such good chemistry.
@@sammybear7100 Actually I haven't seen anything about them dating before only rumors currently from last year and certainly not before this movie. Ricci spoke about it being kind of strange at the time because she knew Johnny since she was 9 and Depp also felt strange about it at the time. Didn't stop them from going on to do more movies together in romantic roles. But I do agree I really did like them as Ichabod and Katrina together.
Martin Landeau played the nobleman getting his head cut off at the start and the judge was Sir Christopher Lee, both legendary actors. along with Richard Griffiths, Ian McDiarmid who played the Emperor in Star Wars, with Michael Gambon and Miranda Richardson, this was wonderful
This movie is one of Burtons gems. Horror, supernatural detective movie. that still manages to be fun, and gory. and creepy. I remember as a kid my aunties were watching this movie and I peaked in and saw the scene where the headless horsemen killed the youngun who was about my age at the time. I remember I coulnt sleep that night because I was afraid the horsemen would come for me. because the illusion of "he wouldnt come after me Im a kid" was shattered. completely.
Yeah, I'm conditioned by many movies that shy away from taking out the child characters, so I was surprised... as I kid, I think I would have lost sleep as well haha
In the commentary, Tim Burton said it always drove him crazy, knowing kids always survived horror movies, and he didn't do it this time because he felt it was scarier when the illusion is broken.
they young girl is Christina Ricci she was in Casper and that darn cat, not to mention the Adams family films!
Glad you're watching this it's an absolute classic
Agreed!
@@nickreacts6394 funny story about this movie when I was 5 was when I first watched it and I would watch it on repeat it didn't phase me at all as a 5 year old gory films didn't bother me at all but now when I watch this film some of the gore bothers me haha and i used to call this film sleepy mollow when I was a kid I used to ask mum all the time if I could watch sleepy mollow haha
Yes!! This is one of my favorite movies. So creepy, so gory, so funny, so beautiful! Glad you enjoyed it too!
As for the swordsmanship being so amazing, that is in large part thanks to Ray Park (aka Darth Maul) who played the headless version of the Horseman. Talented martial artist and stuntman. I loved watching the behind the scenes for this movie, just to see how they did all the visual effects.
Looking forward to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
Can't help but notice the timing lol
I'm glad people are now free to watch Johnny Depp movies again
Justice for Johnny!!!
The timing was just a happy coincidence, but I've always thought Johnny was a terrific actor!
I guess now we only need to be uncomfortable during the Jeffrey Jones scenes?
"Go to hell peacefully" is my new favorite way to politely insult someone 😆
12:42 is my favorite part. It reminds me of my favorite line from Bing Crosby's recitation featured in the Disney animated version of the story: "For once you cross that bridge my friends, the ghost is through, his power ends".
love the blue light in the back on the desk!
Okay, so the story of the Headless Horseman originated from the celtic myth of the Dullahan, a mounted warrior that carried it's head in it's hand and rode after people doomed to die. Basically the grim reaper on a horse. These legends migrated to the New World. After the American Revolution, a dullahan legend attached itself to a small New York village named Sleepy Hollow. The legend claims that a hessian soldier (German mercenaries hired to support the British forces during the war) lost his head to a cannon ball in battle and now his spirit endlessly hunts for his head. This legend came across the ears of an American essayist named Washington Irving, who turned the story into a short novel about a teacher named Ichabod Crane who gets pursued by the Horseman. This movie takes creative liberties with the original, turn Crane into a criminal investigator trying to solve the mystery of Sleepy Hollow. If the version you read was by Washington Irving, that was the original. I also recommend you check out Disney's version. Try to find the version that has a history of Washington Irving if you can (I think it was an episode of The Wonderful World Of Disney, though the main story was originally released in theaters along side The Wind in the Willows). In fact, here's two RUclips videos that together make up that special: ruclips.net/video/DGIXnqHaGSc/видео.html ruclips.net/video/hGDWSy9Woug/видео.html
3:50 - Modern methods of criminal investigation based on evidence and deductive reasoning didn't really exist until the late 19th century. Even that late it was standard practice to just round up 'the usual suspects' and beat them until one of them confessed.
7:32 - Just because you're paranoid it doesn't mean people aren't out to get you.
8:37 - There's a reason for that.
12:38 - Listen closely to the background in this scene. Several of the audio effects (particularly the croaking of the frogs) were used in the Disney version of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
25:08 - First time I saw this I INSTANTLY knew they were wrong about what was going on. Want to know how? Consider the mark's orientation.
The judge early on in the review is the same actor who played Willy Wonka’s dad in Charlie & the Chocolate Factory with Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka. Great to see them working together in 2 films.
One of my favorite movies.. so beautifully shot
“This guy is almost like christopher walken”
Dude christopher walken did play the role for the headless horseman
Sauraman as the judge and Gandalf as the notary two great cameos
Love your reactions Thor! Keep up the good work
Thank you!
I love how Johnny plays Ichabod in this movie
I watched this in school for the first time and I got so scared 😂😂. But now I love it, definitely a film I love now haha
It's definitely pretty scary haha, not one I would've guessed they show at school although it does have literary roots
If I remember correctly. Because of the camera filters the blood just looked black on film so for it to appear the red it does it was actually bright orange on set.
This is one of my favorites. Thanks for the show.
That guy that said the man found in the river drowned played the museum curator in the mummy 2 with brendan fraser. He also is the original thenardier in the musical les miserables
This is one of my favorite Halloween movies.
This is my favorite Tim Burton movie, and is also in my all time favorite movies. It's in my top 10, even in my top 5.
The cinematography and set design is what makes this movie.
So glad you got to watch this one!!!
I'm late to this reaction but looking forward to seeing what you think of this classic!
This is the first role I ever saw Johnny Depp play, bit nostalgic in a way.
I’m so glad you reacted to this, one of my all-time favorite films. I’m wondering now if you’ve seen the Harry Potter films. You didn’t seem to recognize Van Tassel was played by Michael Gambon, who plays Dumbledore in movies 3-8. The dude whose head spins was Harry’s Uncle Vernon, and our villainess is the reporter, Rita Skeeter. The town doctor is Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars, too. So many great actors.
Love this movie! Johnny Depp amazing! ❤️
I love how much respect that Tim Burton showed to the legendary stars of Hammer, Harry Potter and Star Wars!
Tim Burton's Sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street (2007)
Forgot to also mention that the action fighting headless horseman was played the same guy who played Darth Mall from Star Wars Phantom Menace, and Toad from the first Xmen movie.
The intro music is beyons amazing. The suit for the horseman is also super fucking cool.
Thia movie captivated me when i was a kid. Never scared me, i loved it.
Thanks for reacting to this. Such a great movie w lots of twists and turns. Love Christopher Walken and Johnny Depp :)
Nice little fact for you, Gunpowder, the horse Johnny rides throughout the film was called Goldeneye and upon hearing he was to be sent for slaughter after the film finished, Johnny immediately adopted him.
The horseman when he is headless is Ray Park(Darth Maul in Star wars saga)
I’ve always wanted to visit sleepy hollow. I love the supernatural and can’t get much better than the headless horseman
Loved your reaction to this. Just watched it again recently and I love the film. I pretty much love any movie with Johnny Depp. From Hell and Secret Window are also great.
Not gonna lie, this movie is the reason I'm a little terrified of Christopher Walken
Icabod giving directions:
🎶 The Bronx is up and the Battery's down 🎶
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Song from an old movie.
You don't trust Dumbledore? The Magestrate is Uncle Dursley. The guy from Beetlejuice is Farris Bueler's principal. Mrs Van Tassel was married to Liam Neeson. Christina Ricci was Wednesday Adams 1991.
Johnny bought the one-eyed horse after the movie because they were going to put him down.
The guy in the woods and snow with filed down teeth was Christoffer walken.
Yessss! I love this movie. 😁 Thank you for your reaction.😃 🎃
You’re very welcome :)
11:18 Hound of the Baskervilles eat your heart out LMAO
Yes that is indeed Christopher Walken another gem of amazing actors/actresses in this movie and I love this movie so much it was the very 1st Tim Burton movie with Johnny Depp that I saw when I was a kid, while this movie Sweeney Todd and Edward Scissorshands
So glad he was in this, he was great as the Horseman... despite my failure to recognize him haha
@@nickreacts6394 well you kinda did if only u were a bit more confident in ur question if it was him or not lol 😆 and he definitely did an amazing performance as the headless horsemen
@@nickreacts6394 In his review of the film, Roger Ebert stated "No power on earth could drag from me the identity of the unbilled actor who plays the Horseman when he has a head. But you will agree he is the only logical choice."
How awesome is it to have 2 icons playing The Headless Horseman? Christopher Walken and Ray "Darth Maul" Parks (Doing the Headless Horseman stunts) were both scary as Hell!!!
You speak well and have a good voice. Keep it up.
Thank you very much!
33:58 - Well Masbeth is Ichabod’s servant. He’s just doing his job lol