Christopher Walken told The Wall Street Journal that his relationship with technology is nonexistent to the point that he doesn’t own a cell phone and only watches television via a satellite dish on the roof of his house.

Christopher Walken has revealed that he does not stream his own TV show and instead watches Severance on DVD, which the production team on the Apple TV+ show is “good enough to send me”. The Dune star,

Walken's lack of technology appeared to have helped him follow 'Severance' co-executive producer Ben Stiller's 'no phones' rule on the set of the Apple TV show Christopher Walken is old school when it comes to technology.

Christopher Walken says he watches his lauded series “Severance” on DVDs because he doesn’t own the necessary “equipment” to stream the show. The actor, 81, made the revelation alongside his costars as they promoted the just-released second season of the Apple TV+ original on Thursday’s episode of Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM show, “Andy Cohen Live.”

The first episode of Severance season two dropped on Friday, close to three years after the first season finale, which ended on a cliffhanger. However, the show’s creator, Dan Erickson, told The Hollywood Reporter that he began working on its second season “before [season one] came out.”

Actor Christopher Walken, who played Bert in the series "Severance", in a new interview revealed that he has not yet watched all the episodes of the s

The "Severance" actor Christopher Walken isn't much of a tech user. In a Wall Street Journal interview published Monday, Walken said his relationship with technology was almost nonexistent. "I don't have technology.

The octogenarian explained to the Wall Street Journal how he pretty much doesn't *do* technology, and that quote is going viral on social media. "I don't have technology. I only have a satellite dish on my house.