Christoph Waltz interviewed by Simon Mayo

Christoph Waltz talks to Simon Mayo about his new film, The Legend Of Tarzan and his love of London - as well as endorsing our Code Of Conduct (which you can find here: www.bbc.co.uk/5....
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[@James-de2hp]

Could listen to him talk all day. Fascinating person that always comes across in his characters.

[@cartmanfan4life1]

I don't even care about this new Tarzan movie, but when Christoph Waltz is getting interviewed, you listen

[@alexpattle96]

He articulates himself so well and intelligently - more than most native speakers

[@jonnio69]

Why isn't Christoph Waltz doing audio books? Such a soothing musical clear mumbler.

[@windandwuthering273]

he actually does, but only in german

[@christophfanalways215]

LOVE him and everything about him !!

[@SidV101]

Woah his conversational speech is exactly how he delivers his lines while acting

[@Tyngdlyftning1]

very annoying and pretentious.

[@TheMrKlump]

Hearing that man talk makes me question my sexuality.

[@Bix12]

Do you understand what you said? Christoph is, afterall, a full-grown man.

[@TheMoviePlanet]

Pretty odd that neither Mayo nor Waltz seem to be aware that Léon Rom is very much a historical character.

[@christophfanalways215]

Why do you presume Christoph isn't aware of that?

[@TheMoviePlanet]

+christophfanalways hum...based on this interview? Where he flat out says it's a fictional character. Aka made-up. Aka not a historical figure.

[@christophfanalways215]

That does not imply he isn't aware of a the actual Leon Rom.
He acknowledges he's a fictional character in "This" movie. This movie.