Feet first: Walken dons his dancing shoes for the event

Oscar-winning actor Christopher Walken has left his hand and foot prints outside Hollywood's Chinese Theater.

The Catch Me If You Can star, 61, stamped prints of his dancing shoes into the cement, recalling his childhood training as a dancer.

"This is a thrill, a big day for me, I've been lucky. Thank you for this day," he said at the ceremony.

More than 180 stars are immortalised outside the cinema. The tradition started with Norma Talmadge in 1927.

Walken won a best supporting actor Oscar for his role in the 1978 film The Deer Hunter.

He was also nominated for an Academy Award in 2002 for his appearance in 2002's Catch Me If You Can.

The ceremony coincided with the opening of Walken's latest film, Around The Bend , about a reunion of four generations of men in the same family.     

(Agencies)

stamp: to bring the foot down onto (an object or a surface) forcibly（用腳踩，壓印）

Norma Talmadge : 默劇明星諾爾馬·塔爾梅奇。他曾無(wú)意在中國(guó)劇院門前未干的水泥地上踏了個(gè)腳印，后人竟相效仿，先后有200名明星在此留下手印和腳印，吸引了無(wú)數(shù)游客的目光。

Around The Bend: 《燈火闌珊處》

around the bend: psychopathic（有精神病的，瘋狂的）