Christopher Walken revealed during a recent interview that he doesn’t have any modern technology like cell phones or social media apps to contact others, and he doesn't even have streaming capabilities as watches TV via a "satellite dish on my house.

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.”

Christopher Walken keeps it old school with his media consumption. Appearing alongside his Severance costars on the latest episode of Andy Cohen's SiriusXM show, the actor admitted that he has not seen every episode of the hit Apple TV+ series in which he stars — and that he receives DVDs of episodes due to a lack of "equipment."

Christopher Walken had to watch his Emmy-nominated performance in "Severance" on DVDs because he doesn't have Apple TV+.

At 81 years old, Christopher Walken lives an almost-Luddite lifestyle and wants to keep it that way. The Severance actor spoke to The Wall Street Journal while promoting the psychological drama's second season and revealed that he isn't the most technologically savvy.

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.

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