Award-winning actor Christopher Walken recently shared in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that he has no real relationship with technology. The 79-year-old actor revealed that he does not own a cell phone and only watches television using a satellite dish on the roof of his house. This revelation came as Walken discussed how he had to rely on DVD copies of the acclaimed drama series “Severance” to watch his own performance in the show’s first season.
Despite his lack of interest in technology, Walken has continued to deliver stellar performances in popular titles like “Severance” and Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” movies. The Emmy-nominated actor played Emperor Shaddam IV in “Dune: Part Two” and expressed uncertainty about his return for the third installment.
When asked about his future projects, Walken shared that he does not usually know what his next job will be once he finishes a project. He emphasized that he does not make choices but rather takes on jobs based on various factors such as artistic value, the people involved, location, and financial compensation.
Walken’s candid interview with The Wall Street Journal provides a rare glimpse into the actor’s approach to his craft and his eclectic career choices. Fans can read the full profile on The Wall Street Journal’s website to learn more about Walken’s fascinating perspective on his work in the entertainment industry.
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