Yup. Her "We're not talking about this" has become a meme, with people screenshotting the moment from the interview that aired on Sunday and using it for all kinds of jokes and situations ...

Christopher Walken is not too focused on the future — and that is an approach that's worked very well for him. Ahead of his 82nd birthday on Monday, March 31, the Academy Award winner spoke with ...

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Christopher Walken has more than 130 roles to his name in a screen career that dates back to childhood, when he appeared on TV as Ronnie Walken. But as Burt Goodman, head of optics and design at ...

In an interview with CBS News in 2012, Walken did his best to explain how his voice developed, his theory being that his mother Rosalie, a Glaswegian and his German father Paul shaped his intonation.

Everyone thinks they can do the Christopher Walken voice. That New York lilt. That round, honeyed purr, like a cat with plans. Try it yourself. Go on. Speak from the back of your throat.