'The villain thing kind of happened by accident, anyway.”
offers iconic subjects the rare chance to revisit an interview from our archives, and reckon with the good and the bad of it. In this edition, we sit down with o, Christopher Walken as he revisits—and revises—his 1993 feature for this magazine, w, proving that he remains endearingly ordinary after all these years.“I live in the country now, and the market I go to doesn’t sell tabloids, so I’ve lost touch with them. And I don’t have a computer. I don’t even have a cell phone.
“Nothing has changed in that respect. I don’t have a lot of requirements in my contract. I travel alone. I don’t take my family. I don’t have an assistant. But one thing I always have, no matter where I’m staying, is a treadmill in my room facing the television set. That’s my only continuous requirement. And every morning, no matter what my call time is, I get up early enough to exercise. I like to start the day slowly and peacefully.”“I would like to keep doing it as long as I can.
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