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Christopher Walken has spent more than sixty years working in what he calls “the country of show business.”
Raised in Astoria by immigrant parents, Walken began performing as a child, traveling alone into Manhattan for dance lessons and television appearances. Those early trips—from his father’s bakery in Queens to studios in Rockefeller Center—were simply part of the routine.
Now 82, Walken speaks with ICON about growing up in New York, the cadence of speech that became his signature, and a career that has unfolded with remarkable consistency. The aim, he says, has always been basic: a good day’s work.
Photography: Charlie Gray (@charliegraystudio)
Fashion: David Bradshaw (@verydavidbradshaw)
Hair and Makeup: Peter Gray (@petergrayhair) using Apostle (@apostleman.co)
Words: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor in Chiefs: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio), James Sleaford (@james_sleaford), Daniel García (@danielglc)
Creative Director: Alexander Wiederin (@buero_newyork)
Managing Director: Daniela Sola (@danielasola_j)
Bookings Director: Goran Macura (@goranmacura)
Deputy Editor: Lizzy Goodman (@lizzydgoodman)
Senior Editor: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor at Large: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Social Media Editor: David Evan Ruff (@davidevanruff)
Editorial Director: Andrea Tenerani (@andreatenerani)
All clothing by Loro Piana (@loropiana)
Discover the full story on newsstands:
@icon.france—March 19
@iconmagazine—March 25
@icon.america—March 30
@icon_elpais—April 4
#ICONmagazine #ChristopherWalken #LoroPiana
Christopher Walken has spent more than sixty years working in what he calls “the country of show business.”
Raised in Astoria by immigrant parents, Walken began performing as a child, traveling alone into Manhattan for dance lessons and television appearances. Those early trips—from his father’s bakery in Queens to studios in Rockefeller Center—were simply part of the routine.
Now 82, Walken speaks with ICON about growing up in New York, the cadence of speech that became his signature, and a career that has unfolded with remarkable consistency. The aim, he says, has always been basic: a good day’s work.
Photography: Charlie Gray (@charliegraystudio)
Fashion: David Bradshaw (@verydavidbradshaw)
Hair and Makeup: Peter Gray (@petergrayhair) using Apostle (@apostleman.co)
Words: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor in Chiefs: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio), James Sleaford (@james_sleaford), Daniel García (@danielglc)
Creative Director: Alexander Wiederin (@buero_newyork)
Managing Director: Daniela Sola (@danielasola_j)
Bookings Director: Goran Macura (@goranmacura)
Deputy Editor: Lizzy Goodman (@lizzydgoodman)
Senior Editor: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor at Large: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Social Media Editor: David Evan Ruff (@davidevanruff)
Editorial Director: Andrea Tenerani (@andreatenerani)
All clothing by Loro Piana (@loropiana)
Discover the full story on newsstands:
@icon.france—March 19
@iconmagazine—March 25
@icon.america—March 30
@icon_elpais—April 4
#ICONmagazine #ChristopherWalken #LoroPiana
Christopher Walken has spent more than sixty years working in what he calls “the country of show business.”
Raised in Astoria by immigrant parents, Walken began performing as a child, traveling alone into Manhattan for dance lessons and television appearances. Those early trips—from his father’s bakery in Queens to studios in Rockefeller Center—were simply part of the routine.
Now 82, Walken speaks with ICON about growing up in New York, the cadence of speech that became his signature, and a career that has unfolded with remarkable consistency. The aim, he says, has always been basic: a good day’s work.
Photography: Charlie Gray (@charliegraystudio)
Fashion: David Bradshaw (@verydavidbradshaw)
Hair and Makeup: Peter Gray (@petergrayhair) using Apostle (@apostleman.co)
Words: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor in Chiefs: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio), James Sleaford (@james_sleaford), Daniel García (@danielglc)
Creative Director: Alexander Wiederin (@buero_newyork)
Managing Director: Daniela Sola (@danielasola_j)
Bookings Director: Goran Macura (@goranmacura)
Deputy Editor: Lizzy Goodman (@lizzydgoodman)
Senior Editor: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor at Large: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Social Media Editor: David Evan Ruff (@davidevanruff)
Editorial Director: Andrea Tenerani (@andreatenerani)
All clothing by Loro Piana (@loropiana)
Discover the full story on newsstands:
@icon.france—March 19
@iconmagazine—March 25
@icon.america—March 30
@icon_elpais—April 4
#ICONmagazine #ChristopherWalken #LoroPiana
Damson Idris (@damsonidris) has built a career on selectivity. Since his breakout role as Franklin Saint on “Snowfall,” the London-born actor has largely sidestepped the industry’s appetite for overexposure, favoring projects and public moments that feel deliberate. Next, he’ll portray Miles Davis in the forthcoming film “Miles & Juliette.”
Photography: Quentin de Briey (@quentindebriey)
Fashion: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio)
Hair and Makeup: Liz Taw (@liztaw)
Set Design: Sati Leonne (@moiruki)
Production: Rachael Evans (@rachael.evans_)
Casting: Calvin Wilson, The Establishment (@twodadstwokids, @establishmentny)
Digital Technician: Enea Arienti (@enea.arienti)
Set Design Producer: Canelle Bergese (@canellebergese)
Words: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Editor in Chiefs: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio), James Sleaford (@james_sleaford)
Creative Director: Alexander Wiederin (@buero_newyork)
Managing Director: Daniela Sola (@danielasola_j)
Bookings Director: Goran Macura (@goranmacura)
Deputy Editor: Lizzy Goodman (@lizzydgoodman)
Senior Editor: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor at Large: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Social Media Editor: David Evan Ruff (@davidevanruff)
Editorial Director: Andrea Tenerani (@andreatenerani)
All clothing by Prada (@Prada)
Discover the full story on newsstands:
@icon.france—March 19
@iconmagazine—March 25
@icon.america—March 30
#ICONmagazine #DamsonIdris #Prada
Damson Idris (@damsonidris) has built a career on selectivity. Since his breakout role as Franklin Saint on “Snowfall,” the London-born actor has largely sidestepped the industry’s appetite for overexposure, favoring projects and public moments that feel deliberate. Next, he’ll portray Miles Davis in the forthcoming film “Miles & Juliette.”
Photography: Quentin de Briey (@quentindebriey)
Fashion: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio)
Hair and Makeup: Liz Taw (@liztaw)
Set Design: Sati Leonne (@moiruki)
Production: Rachael Evans (@rachael.evans_)
Casting: Calvin Wilson, The Establishment (@twodadstwokids, @establishmentny)
Digital Technician: Enea Arienti (@enea.arienti)
Set Design Producer: Canelle Bergese (@canellebergese)
Words: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Editor in Chiefs: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio), James Sleaford (@james_sleaford)
Creative Director: Alexander Wiederin (@buero_newyork)
Managing Director: Daniela Sola (@danielasola_j)
Bookings Director: Goran Macura (@goranmacura)
Deputy Editor: Lizzy Goodman (@lizzydgoodman)
Senior Editor: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor at Large: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Social Media Editor: David Evan Ruff (@davidevanruff)
Editorial Director: Andrea Tenerani (@andreatenerani)
All clothing by Prada (@Prada)
Discover the full story on newsstands:
@icon.france—March 19
@iconmagazine—March 25
@icon.america—March 30
#ICONmagazine #DamsonIdris #Prada
Damson Idris (@damsonidris) has built a career on selectivity. Since his breakout role as Franklin Saint on “Snowfall,” the London-born actor has largely sidestepped the industry’s appetite for overexposure, favoring projects and public moments that feel deliberate. Next, he’ll portray Miles Davis in the forthcoming film “Miles & Juliette.”
Photography: Quentin de Briey (@quentindebriey)
Fashion: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio)
Hair and Makeup: Liz Taw (@liztaw)
Set Design: Sati Leonne (@moiruki)
Production: Rachael Evans (@rachael.evans_)
Casting: Calvin Wilson, The Establishment (@twodadstwokids, @establishmentny)
Digital Technician: Enea Arienti (@enea.arienti)
Set Design Producer: Canelle Bergese (@canellebergese)
Words: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Editor in Chiefs: Gro Curtis (@gro.curtis.studio), James Sleaford (@james_sleaford)
Creative Director: Alexander Wiederin (@buero_newyork)
Managing Director: Daniela Sola (@danielasola_j)
Bookings Director: Goran Macura (@goranmacura)
Deputy Editor: Lizzy Goodman (@lizzydgoodman)
Senior Editor: Alex Tudela (@alex2dela)
Editor at Large: Mathias Rosenzweig (@mathiasrosenzweig)
Social Media Editor: David Evan Ruff (@davidevanruff)
Editorial Director: Andrea Tenerani (@andreatenerani)
All clothing by Prada (@Prada)
Discover the full story on newsstands:
@icon.france—March 19
@iconmagazine—March 25
@icon.america—March 30
#ICONmagazine #DamsonIdris #Prada
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