“Mr Candie. Normally I would say auf widersehen. But what auf widersehen actually means is “till I see you again” and since I never wish to see you again, to you sir, I say goodbye” Love that line so much!
I am just fascinated by Christoph Waltz. His beard, the way he talks and his mannerisms just have me hooked and i forgot I was watching a movie. Even in Inglorious Basterds. Great actor.
Yeah. I soo did not want him to die. And just like Quentin said, he wants to make you feel something.. and he definitely did that with that scene. When he gets shot, the blood shoots everywhere. So you feel his gettin hit, his death like a sledge hammer. Uhhh. Hated that death..😫
Wow. In addition to being an incredible acting talent, Christoph Waltz is thoughtful, eloquent, very intelligent, and seems like an all around awesome dude.
Hes so well spoken, you could see he wanted to address the question on slavery in the best way possible and went about articulating himself nicely. The effort in his language was there.
Joe Suchy I think he’s saying he’s missing the big picture, he’s saying he dosent act, he’s himself because of his ability to put himself into characters. he isn’t saying specifically he is a n word nazi dentist lol but you see Christopher waltz in those characters as himself and not him acting. Just my guess
A huge portion of the US population has a hard enough time trying to write a legible sentence let alone carry an eloquent conversation. Sometimes people in other countries know more about US history than they Americans they're talking to do. They also have more of a respect for geography and science. But whatever.
He possesses a kind of volcanic brilliance that threatens to envelope the room. Huge props to Quentarino for discovering this magnificent talent and spotlighting his astounding talents.
Coming to this movie you kind of knew his character was going to die, but you really didn't want that to happen. I wish the movie ended with his character and Django going their separate ways
Dan Reese you really didn't read my comment too well, before calling someone stupid, don't type something illiterately stupid when is you that is stupid
L.A. Prodigy I meant He died stupid .chill out I thought too the character should had went more thru the movie , than dying just standing there .maybe YOU should read it right before insulting others .
This man is absolutely incredible in this movie. An absolute genius. The way he handles himself and talks his way out of the most complex of situations is a joy to watch. Perfectly cast and he has a strong bond with Jamie Fox. They have great chemistry. It’s sad how he dies in the film. Who doesn’t love Dr King Schultz.
Christoph Waltz is one of those guys that you could just sit down in front of and listen to for ages, the guy oozes with eloquency and intelligence, it's surreal
Christoph Waltz is honestly the only person I hold near or close to the great working of those such as Anthony Hopkins, Samuel L Jackson, Hugo Weaving, and so on. His perfection in the way he articulates his dialog, the way he can play a huge range, and still maintain that strong dialog even if it is rather psychotic or insane. Christoph should have joined quentin years ago. Imagine him instead of John Travolta playing Vincent Vega......dear lord just gave myself goose bumps.
Hey there, I know what you mean. I'm Austrian too, and I can clearly hear the austrian accent from time to time when he's speaking, especially in interviews. And I also say that he has accustomed a bit of the german accent when he's speaking German, but the austrian accent comes through from time to time, which I really love! :-)
That is because he IS Dr. Schultz. It is in him. This role was like tailormade for Waltz... I'm German and i knew Waltz as actor long time before his appearance in Inglourious Basterds. Still, even for me, the improvement in his performance in the last 10 years is just amazing. Some actors are late bloomers... but those are the once you will remember forever..
At least a few dozen of the views are me returning over time to listen to this man talk yet again. By far, my favorite actor to listen to. He could do commercials and I'd tune in. Not just an interesing voice but so articulate and intelligent
I could literally listen to his voice all day. he has this unique tone to his voice and how he uses certain words in his phrases astounds me every time. wonderful actor, would love to cast him someday.
I love this man!!! He became my favorite actor as soon as I watched bastards, I knew he would win his second Oscar, Way to go Dr. Schultz aka Colonel Hans Landa aka Mr. Waltz!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I... love Christoph Waltz ... my god, so humble and so amazingly convincing in his acting. And in this interview he sounds just like his character!!! he is so JOLLY in a dark and difficult job! AAAHH!!!
I would love to just sit at a diner and drink coffee all day and listen to anything and everything he could tell me. I just fucking admire the way he speaks. Very well spoken fella and wise indeed.
Such a graceful character! He speaks volumes with only a few words. And his English is PERFECT!! The accent is adorable and fits in perfectly with the roles he plays. Deserving an Oscar ⭐️🏆💯👏
The ideas, the astonishing clarity with which he expresses them, english being only one of the many languages he speaks...this guy has to be extraordinarily intelligent. I would love to just sit and listen to him talk about acting. Or anything, really.
Such a down to earth fellow... I loved you work as Colonel Hans Landa, and then again blew me right away when i saw Dr. King Schultz! .. Thank you for you unbelievable talent, Mr. Waltz .. :)
The fact english is his second language works so well in defining his on-set and real life personality - he doesn't really even act and thats the best kind of talent. Love how he articulates his words.
My favorite actor by far. The question at the end about slavery you could tell he thinks about it completely differently than Americans do it was interesting to hear his answer. It seemed like he was still trying to figure out his feelings about it and was really thinking about how he felt and his acceptance that he doesn’t know still 100% like we do and is learning our culture still at that point seems like the smartest thing to say
And I find Christoph Waltz FABULOUSLY INTERESTING! So happy Quentin found him for his Lando and hope he continues to share his gifts through Christoph in many if not all his movies to come! They are two geniuses (and I don't use the word lightly) whose sum is greater than their parts!
most of the actors in Django delivered award winning performances but i think this guy deserved to win the Oscar. His performance was flawless. I was particularly impressed by the way in which you realise his character is the one most emotionally/mentally affected by the racism going on around him, even more so than Django himself.
One can easily that how much of a linguist he is from this interview... & speaking of which, he's one of the few really slow-speakers that i don't find boring listening to...
Hes such a charming fellow, i cant dislike a single thing about him. I was honestly waiting for his character to die, i knew i liked him way too much for him to stay.
Am I the only one that finds his voice extremely relaxing?
Tim Hissa I know right. I fall asleep to him during Django or inglorious bastards
Omg same
Uh ...what? Sorry I just got so relaxed I dozed off. Yes!
Relaxing but also the opposite because of inglorious bastards xD
Half knowleged never the less...
“Mr Candie. Normally I would say auf widersehen. But what auf widersehen actually means is “till I see you again” and since I never wish to see you again, to you sir, I say goodbye” Love that line so much!
Kerry Washington looked so yummy in this movie! And Sheba!
Brilliant
“You reaalllyy want me to shake your hand??”
My stomach dropped when I first heard that line in theaters.
@@Nofrnzclub I insist
I love when django come back to see him and told him "auf wiedersehen" like he knews he'll see him again
I am just fascinated by Christoph Waltz. His beard, the way he talks and his mannerisms just have me hooked and i forgot I was watching a movie. Even in Inglorious Basterds. Great actor.
his accent, so interesting, the way he pronounces everything so perfectly, his intonation, his happy yet evil manner
THATS A BINGO
He plays such an intimidating villain in basterds
Bonanza season 1 episode 23. There is a doctor character that seems very similar. So similar i almost expected him to save the day.
Couldn’t agree more
Props to the interviewer for letting him talk and not cutting in at every moment like so many many other interviewers annoyingly do.
Respect.
When he died in the movie, i feel like a part of me went with him...
Totally agree. He really made the movie worth watching
cory beckmann definitely, almost stopped watching when he died lol
I got up and left.
Yes, I was mad when he died.
Yeah. I soo did not want him to die. And just like Quentin said, he wants to make you feel something.. and he definitely did that with that scene. When he gets shot, the blood shoots everywhere. So you feel his gettin hit, his death like a sledge hammer. Uhhh. Hated that death..😫
In other words marshal; you owe me $200
Now you can get the Marshall!
@@drussell710 marshal.....marshal.....
His name is king
I hear the music
Donna Donna Don Don Don Don
Its pretty funny that he wasnt even born in America, or even a native English speaking country, and he speaks better English than 90% of Americans.
Nope, I was born in the USA and still live here. Just making a simple observation.
sharebear421 Is it so hard to believe that an American can criticise his own country?
Pulled that statistic out of your ass
You got people today saying shit like "ion" "naw"
...also speaks fluently French..German n spanish
"I'm sorry, I couldn't resist".
I just love his accent. Sweet Jesus.
He is awesome
His character in the movie Django was phenomenal.... Doctor King Shultz
Wow. In addition to being an incredible acting talent, Christoph Waltz is thoughtful, eloquent, very intelligent, and seems like an all around awesome dude.
I feel like he's still in character! Love Dr. Schultz!!
He kind of creeped me out a lot, he did seem like he was in character than himself.
Hes so well spoken, you could see he wanted to address the question on slavery in the best way possible and went about articulating himself nicely. The effort in his language was there.
I don't think this guy acts, I think he's just himself.
usssanjacinto1 well I don’t hope he’s a Nazi or a former dentist says the n word
@@lopezfan24 you dont know wtf you're talking about
Gavin West wdym?
Joe Suchy I think he’s saying he’s missing the big picture, he’s saying he dosent act, he’s himself because of his ability to put himself into characters. he isn’t saying specifically he is a n word nazi dentist lol but you see Christopher waltz in those characters as himself and not him acting. Just my guess
@@Kingdlee_ Exactly
He speaks English far more fluently than some native speakers I know.
MrArticSwing that's because he comes from a country where education is important and where almost everyone goes to college. Also same here
A huge portion of the US population has a hard enough time trying to write a legible sentence let alone carry an eloquent conversation. Sometimes people in other countries know more about US history than they Americans they're talking to do. They also have more of a respect for geography and science. But whatever.
@@damienholland8103 Yes because our media narrative is just to focus on blaming others instead of worrying about yourself and the mistakes you make
Speaking proper English is almost a lost art these days 🤡🤷♀️
Such an underrated actor
He has 2 academy awards and 2 golden globes. I think hes rated pretty high
sobo2001 I think he means that when you ask someone who he is they won't know who he is
Talking from inexperience maybe
@@chandlerrecord1657 yeah like, He's not that "well - knowned" for his great talent acting.
Kohaku River knowned isn’t a word
He possesses a kind of volcanic brilliance that threatens to envelope the room. Huge props to Quentarino for discovering this magnificent talent and spotlighting his astounding talents.
I could listen to Christoph Waltz pontificate ALL day. Extraordinary talent!
Loved his acting in Django Unchained. Very impressive.
It's nice that he finally made it after being an actor in Europe for 35 years.
Coming to this movie you kind of knew his character was going to die, but you really didn't want that to happen. I wish the movie ended with his character and Django going their separate ways
He died stupid
Dan Reese you really didn't read my comment too well, before calling someone stupid, don't type something illiterately stupid when is you that is stupid
L.A. Prodigy I meant He died stupid .chill out I thought too the character should had went more thru the movie , than dying just standing there .maybe YOU should read it right before insulting others .
L.A. Prodigy Dan Reese
i think he meant "he died stupidLY*"
stupid-LY*
dan reese, if you're a native english speaker i...have no words..
WoodrowWaffles how about get a L-I-F-E, Wally boy. and You cant even spell my name right , LOL
Christopher Waltz is AMAZING! Django is one of my favorite movies and I think he is a big factor for that. =)
Wish I could grow an epic beard like that.
u cant though k...u never will...buy a Santa beard...
@@mjlives5428 Bit weird..
@@ZrankFappaH dude I'm not a cookie cutter.. unique thoughts only...
"You know, we learn history in Europe" CHRISTOPH I LOVE YOU
This man is absolutely incredible in this movie. An absolute genius. The way he handles himself and talks his way out of the most complex of situations is a joy to watch. Perfectly cast and he has a strong bond with Jamie Fox. They have great chemistry. It’s sad how he dies in the film. Who doesn’t love Dr King Schultz.
Christoph Waltz is a man who chooses his words when speaking.
I see he was acting like himself in Django. His mannerism the same and accent the same.
those are truly just his own mannerisms, and accent. Only difference is, he is Austrian in real life.
Amazing actor!
"THAT'S A BINGO"
Christoph Waltz is one of those guys that you could just sit down in front of and listen to for ages, the guy oozes with eloquency and intelligence, it's surreal
Christoph Waltz is honestly the only person I hold near or close to the great working of those such as Anthony Hopkins, Samuel L Jackson, Hugo Weaving, and so on. His perfection in the way he articulates his dialog, the way he can play a huge range, and still maintain that strong dialog even if it is rather psychotic or insane. Christoph should have joined quentin years ago. Imagine him instead of John Travolta playing Vincent Vega......dear lord just gave myself goose bumps.
Hey there, I know what you mean.
I'm Austrian too, and I can clearly hear the austrian accent from time to time when he's speaking, especially in interviews.
And I also say that he has accustomed a bit of the german accent when he's speaking German, but the austrian accent comes through from time to time, which I really love! :-)
That is because he IS Dr. Schultz. It is in him. This role was like tailormade for Waltz...
I'm German and i knew Waltz as actor long time before his appearance in Inglourious Basterds. Still, even for me, the improvement in his performance in the last 10 years is just amazing.
Some actors are late bloomers... but those are the once you will remember forever..
"Gentlemen, you had my curiosity, now you have my attention!"
Where's my beautiful sister!!
At least a few dozen of the views are me returning over time to listen to this man talk yet again. By far, my favorite actor to listen to. He could do commercials and I'd tune in. Not just an interesing voice but so articulate and intelligent
Waltz is the quintessential actor/artist who masters the different types of roles he plays.
This guy is awesome. Rarely am I impressed by actors.
I'm even more impressed by his beard.
Kid and a Squid Now One beard to rule them all.
What a great actor!!! All my respect!
Django was an excellent movie and Christoph was great. Tarantino's has a talent for finding the right actors for his parts. Jamie Foxx rocked as well.
I like listening to him...one of the most interesting actors for last decade. Thank you Quentin for your movies and Christoph Waltz.
he's soooooooo well spoken
And in a second language ;-)
Its amazon how even when he is getting interviewed, you can barely hear any ascent. That just shows how good of a linguist he is.
I could literally listen to his voice all day. he has this unique tone to his voice and how he uses certain words in his phrases astounds me every time. wonderful actor, would love to cast him someday.
I love this man!!! He became my favorite actor as soon as I watched bastards, I knew he would win his second Oscar, Way to go Dr. Schultz aka Colonel Hans Landa aka Mr. Waltz!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I... love Christoph Waltz ... my god, so humble and so amazingly convincing in his acting. And in this interview he sounds just like his character!!! he is so JOLLY in a dark and difficult job! AAAHH!!!
He is bad ass. No questions asked.
Him and Leo are my favorite current actors. The man is exceptional in everything he does and he’s so damn smart.
He was amazing. Awesome movie you must watch it!
I love the way way he explains things (his vernacular), it is evident in all of his work, even the clash of clan commercials.
My fave actor at the moment!
This guy is such a great actor!!! Able to take on the role of villain and hero is hard enough if people don’t see you like that. This guys the man.
One of the best actors.
I would love to just sit at a diner and drink coffee all day and listen to anything and everything he could tell me. I just fucking admire the way he speaks. Very well spoken fella and wise indeed.
I want him to read at my funeral but we'll have to probably record him seeing as I'm 19
Love how he speaks both in the movie and outside it. So eloquent, so exceptional. He is truly master at the art of talking.
Wow. He was rockin the ’corona look’ already seven years ago
Christoph Waltz is so articulate, and seems like a genuinely open-minded person.
I would love to see him in more films.
So,he really talks like that?♡♡♡♡◇sooo hot
Christopher Waltz you did a fantastic performance in Django Unchain. I have watched the movie many times & continue to do so.😀💯
That magnificent beard! :D
Thank you.
Such a graceful character! He speaks volumes with only a few words. And his English is PERFECT!! The accent is adorable and fits in perfectly with the roles he plays. Deserving an Oscar ⭐️🏆💯👏
This man is a genius.
The ideas, the astonishing clarity with which he expresses them, english being only one of the many languages he speaks...this guy has to be extraordinarily intelligent. I would love to just sit and listen to him talk about acting. Or anything, really.
He looks kind of like Karl Marx. That would be amazing if he played Karl Marx
Maybe, since Tarantino's next script was leaked, a Karl Marx film might be next :D
The less people hear about that guy the better!
@@meltingeinstein3012 Friedrich engels and karl Marx . Das Kapital!
@@meltingeinstein3012 No. we need more Marx comrade
“You are sheltering the suplus value of your worker’s labor under the floorboards, are you not?”
Such a down to earth fellow...
I loved you work as Colonel Hans Landa, and then again blew me right away when i saw Dr. King Schultz! .. Thank you for you unbelievable talent, Mr. Waltz .. :)
I was waiting for him to turn to the camera and say "stay thirsty my friends".
does anyone know the instrumental or song thats at the end ? sounds so dope
Perfect example of what a beard should look like in comparison to the devolved neck beard.
The fact english is his second language works so well in defining his on-set and real life personality - he doesn't really even act and thats the best kind of talent. Love how he articulates his words.
Pretty rocking beard he's got going on.
Wow wow wow,! So intelligent, well-spoken and wise. Mr. Waltz was the perfect actor for Dr. Schulz' character.
Best german actor there is!
Well..he is not german..he is austrian..still a top actor
+ 1
Omg! I'm sorry. I forgot about it for a second because he speaks also german. Calm down man! ._.
@@Sizzlik same shit.
@@Sizzlik Austrians are very close
My favorite actor by far. The question at the end about slavery you could tell he thinks about it completely differently than Americans do it was interesting to hear his answer. It seemed like he was still trying to figure out his feelings about it and was really thinking about how he felt and his acceptance that he doesn’t know still 100% like we do and is learning our culture still at that point seems like the smartest thing to say
he should keep the beard and be in hells on wheels
I love how carefully he speaks. He's very articulate
he's a libra. no wonder his so charming. ..pause lol
Lionel Meekins nigga u gay
libra sun AND moon
And I find Christoph Waltz FABULOUSLY INTERESTING! So happy Quentin found him for his Lando and hope he continues to share his gifts through Christoph in many if not all his movies to come! They are two geniuses (and I don't use the word lightly) whose sum is greater than their parts!
what an awful interviewer. mr waltz carries that interview
One of my absolute favourite actors.
As a language learned myself, I am impressed by Christoph's mastery of the English language as his second language.
I loved his character so much in Django Unchained, one of my all time favorite films.
Such a wonderful actor and person!
His beard is unbelievably majestic.
Funny how he looks kinda cold and menacing when clean shaven, but with a long beard he seems warm and humorous.
most of the actors in Django delivered award winning performances but i think this guy deserved to win the Oscar. His performance was flawless. I was particularly impressed by the way in which you realise his character is the one most emotionally/mentally affected by the racism going on around him, even more so than Django himself.
i love christoph waltz, and its so amazing to see how popular he became. because i´am from austria, and i´am not ashamed for my bad english :)
I love the way he speaks, a huge part of his role. So unique, love him!
that beat that plays in the beginning---where can i hear the full version??
One of the best actors! Citizen from Belgium.
*****
motemse didn't say waltz was from belgium...
I didn’t know that’s actually his accent. He was born for that role.
Can we just all appreciate that QT discovered this man when he did
One can easily that how much of a linguist he is from this interview... & speaking of which, he's one of the few really slow-speakers that i don't find boring listening to...
christoph & quentin make a fucking righteous team man.. the chemistry between this guys acting and quentins script writing is phenomenal
Hes such a charming fellow, i cant dislike a single thing about him. I was honestly waiting for his character to die, i knew i liked him way too much for him to stay.
Very articulate, chooses his words so carefully.
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Oh my gosh, I love how he stopped after saying slung just because it seemed cute to him
“You really want me to shake your hand” “I insist “ “sorry I couldn’t resist”
I love his cadence
I could listen to this man talk forever. God he is so beautiful and awesome.
Man, after I saw Christopher Waltz in Inglorious Bastards he became one of my tippy top a list actors. Guy is an amazing actor and a great speaker!
The Hollywood Reporter man I just wanted to know whats the name of the song or instumental towards the end of the video?
Fuck you
Go ahead and do it then man, i'm not scared. Bet you can't tap my ass afterwards
***** lmao ima just let him be. We dont swing that way over here jason derulo Jason Redol
Darude - Sandstorm