Wow! Waltz really did a number on that interviewer. That's what happens when you wait until almost 20mins to ask him a question. He throws back your own question, back in your face with his big words and thoughts that just expresses the term, in every moment of the words 'MIND-BLOWN' ~Seriously, the guy should've been more prepared, when you're asking Waltz a question you should be prepared to come up with better questions that he won't answer. I don't think I've ever seen this man play a nice guy. I would've thought that his one in Carnage was, but also did I think about his one in Django. But, hey... I could've been wrong on both characters he played. So what do I know about this guy. He's right, people(except his fans) do tend to duck and run away from him.
I saw Tim Burton in 2000 when he was filming Planet of the Apes in Hawaii. I was a concierge at the time, he would sit in the lobby waiting for the film crew to get together. He sat across the room from me one morning and stared at me for a little while. Honestly, he could have been sleeping behind his sunglasses lol, but I liked to think he is a people watcher.
I have a friend who was an extra on the set of American Hustle and actually had a scene with Amy. He was the one who threw her character into the room at the beginning of the movie when she was arrested. He said she was so incredibly sweet and what you see is what you get :)
Okay the director does not like name calling, sticks and stones,... BUT, in this movie, when Walter claims HER WORK, as HIS WORK.... He munipulates and steals her labor, talent, .... All this makes Walter to be a NARCISSIST, .... in MY opinion. So many signs point to this, I can't help but call it out. And another thing☝️😊, to say that Margaret never would have been what she became without Walter.... Is a bit bold, and arrogant. How can ANYONE KNOW what the future may have been for Margaret....? Maybe she would have just faded into darkness, maybe something would have opened up for her that would have brought her global attention. Maybe she would have met SOMEONE GOOD FOR HER, AND HER ART CAREER, and she would have still became wildly successful?!!! What I'm saying is, and I'm sure you got it by now is.... NO ONE KNOWS WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN, COULD HAVE BEEN.... God only knows that!!! And I don't play God. I'll just say, I'm glad for her that she got her good name back, and her own success in the end. I give her this credit because she did work hard, even when Walter was out of the picture,.... and if it was all about him.... Her art sales may have just stopped.... so the fact that she continued to make sales after Walter was long gone was a testament to her.
Wow! Waltz really did a number on that interviewer. That's what happens when you wait until almost 20mins to ask him a question. He throws back your own question, back in your face with his big words and thoughts that just expresses the term, in every moment of the words 'MIND-BLOWN' ~Seriously, the guy should've been more prepared, when you're asking Waltz a question you should be prepared to come up with better questions that he won't answer. I don't think I've ever seen this man play a nice guy. I would've thought that his one in Carnage was, but also did I think about his one in Django. But, hey... I could've been wrong on both characters he played. So what do I know about this guy. He's right, people(except his fans) do tend to duck and run away from him.
I love Christof Waltz. He keeps it real.
Both Mr. Burton and Mr. Waltz have a serious gesture game going on! Great thoughts and answers all around! Thanks for this!
Christoph Waltz, what an intelligent man, as many would never understand. As David Itzkoff would never dream of getting a clue
I saw Tim Burton in 2000 when he was filming Planet of the Apes in Hawaii. I was a concierge at the time, he would sit in the lobby waiting for the film crew to get together. He sat across the room from me one morning and stared at me for a little while. Honestly, he could have been sleeping behind his sunglasses lol, but I liked to think he is a people watcher.
Christof Walt’s is such a genius actor and I like the way he defends himself
I was there!! So awesome!! I even met tim and Amy outside and got autographs
What were they like?
Tim was very quick but awesome. Amy took her time and was extremely nice
I have a friend who was an extra on the set of American Hustle and actually had a scene with Amy. He was the one who threw her character into the room at the beginning of the movie when she was arrested. He said she was so incredibly sweet and what you see is what you get :)
Christoph Waltz doesn't like to entertain the notion of being interviewed.
Amy is adorable !
Wow. Christoph let him have it.
fantastic! thank you for putting this online!
This, was such a beautifully brilliant passionately weird interview one of the most I've ever seen well done.art well represented.
tim burton is a genius.
I really enjoyed to watch this conversation,ohhh,yeah,really greats!they really express their feelings to answer all the question..love it !!
Tim Burton is amazing
Well, you can tell Christoph doesn't dig interviews.
+Melissa Berne well, he certainly didn't dig Itzkoff :D
if he woudn´t dig them then there woudn´t be as many as there are ;)
wow amy's acting !
WHo the hell is the host?
lol!
18:34 hahahah
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How drunk is Tim, though?!😣
Esse Walts poderia ter sido mais cortês com o entrevistador...
The interviewer looks like a teenage girl dressed as a man, very peculiar fellow
Okay the director does not like name calling, sticks and stones,... BUT, in this movie, when Walter claims HER WORK, as HIS WORK.... He munipulates and steals her labor, talent, .... All this makes Walter to be a NARCISSIST, .... in MY opinion.
So many signs point to this, I can't help but call it out.
And another thing☝️😊, to say that Margaret never would have been what she became without Walter.... Is a bit bold, and arrogant. How can ANYONE KNOW what the future may have been for Margaret....? Maybe she would have just faded into darkness, maybe something would have opened up for her that would have brought her global attention. Maybe she would have met SOMEONE GOOD FOR HER, AND HER ART CAREER, and she would have still became wildly successful?!!! What I'm saying is, and I'm sure you got it by now is.... NO ONE KNOWS WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN, COULD HAVE BEEN.... God only knows that!!! And I don't play God.
I'll just say, I'm glad for her that she got her good name back, and her own success in the end. I give her this credit because she did work hard, even when Walter was out of the picture,.... and if it was all about him.... Her art sales may have just stopped.... so the fact that she continued to make sales after Walter was long gone was a testament to her.