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Note: This story contains spoilers from “Severance” Season 2, Episode 6. The second Christopher Walken read the script for the “Severance” episode “Attila,” he knew what to expect.

Walken always knew that the audience would meet his Outie, which first happened in Season 1, Episode 9. “You’d see the house he lived in, who he lived with, the way he dressed, the way he was ...

Everyone who likes to do impersonations knows that Christopher Walken is always a guaranteed laugh. The way he talks, changing intonation from one word to another and flexing some words in ...

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.

Warning bells sounded for fans this episode when Burt's husband Fields (John Noble) recalled the origins of Burt's nickname “Attila”. Fields adamantly claimed it started 20 years prior because ...

As Walken put it to TV Guide, "He brings his boyfriend over to meet his husband, which is probably not a good idea. It's a little bit dangerous." If outie Burt feels like a different guy than ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Spoiler alert! This story discusses the Severance Season 2 episode “Attila,” so be sure ...