and thats ironic , cause we are the ones who need to grateful....for all of us who love movies and great brilliant acting are in debt to tarantino for bringig him to masses
The next you'd know after him is me. :) Yes I'm a working actor born & raised in Singapore and I'm completely grateful for every little opportunity I get. Cheers, Kris. :) IG: actor_krismavericko
Waltz is hands down my favorite character actor and also among my favorite interview guests to tune into. Not only is he incredibly articulate, he is an intriguing intellectual to listen to. I could listen to him talk about anything, for hours and hours, every day.
@@dionlindsay2 Nobody who appears on the Graham Norton show is given the opportunity to be interesting because it isn't a serious setting. It's a trivial comedy chat show.
@@MrIrishscouse Yep, when I used to watch it regularly pre covid, it was great entertainment, stress-busting. Not Michael Parkinson for example, which had different values, but great fun. Horses for courses, eh?
He loves the smart and deep interviews, not the commercial ones When an interviewer ask good Qs he looks relaxed and talk more Great interview definitely 👌
put a fish in the desert ... put him in the water and he swims. Smart people don't appreciate "small talk" as much since its really get interesting when the question are really meaningful and asked by a smart person. Who likes trivial questions anyway ;)
This amazing artist reminds me another incredible genius.. Daniel Day-Lewis. Not as an actor but as a person.. probably because of this calm and extremely polite and humble way of talking. Love them both of course
Europe has plenty thoughtfull actors. Imagine your favorite movie - hole cast on his level. It's a shame we dont have some Quentin like genius bringing thouse talends together.
The humility that this human being has is unheard of in today’s society. Especially considering who this human is and what he does. He is a fascinating being. I believe we can all be inspired by Christoph. Obviously Tarantino as well.
@13:32 wtf lmao; this is so irrelevant but Christoph literally clarified Quentin providing him back his “vocation” rather than his career in Rose interview in 2010. However, Charlie Rose proceeeds to ignore Christoph’s past answer, and re-asks the same question. Christoph’s grin could not be more defining of the phrase “Are you fucking kidding me”. Rose could not have acted in the typical tropes of TV interviewers any more than when he restated the same question with complete ignorance to his initial interview.
so the the fastest person probably is not into athletics... and the best actors are not on screen ... quentin saved an actor from drowning !!!!! ... wow !!!
Just finished Django again. Without Waltz leading that character and Jaime's character as well the movie would have played drastically different. Such an inspired performance.
FFS I remeber seeing this guy in Kommissar Rex... I remember how unexpected and outstanding his performance was compared to everyone else... I can only imagine what it means to work with average talented actors while you're really giving your all. Unfortunately there may be hundreds if not thousands such great actors that will never get found/recognized by directors such as QT. C'est la vie.
My favorite actor. Seems like the type of person, who, in his daily personal interactions, is constantly trying NOT to act, or be in some type of character. Always leaves you wondering if you're interacting with the "real" him. It's kinda creepy, but i like it.
I am extremely disappointed with this interview. If I wanted to know more about Quentin Tarantino I would have watched his interviews. I love Tarantino films and Quentin himself, Huge fan. I dislike how this whole interview ended up encircling Tarantino instead of waltz
As a musician, I can identify with his wish that once in a while he would hear a great virtuoso make a mistake. There is nothing more boring than a solo piece of music performed perfectly.
For me as a listener to music I want only to hear the realisation of what the composer was channelling when he wrote the piece. Musicians can be really interesting people, and I enjoy knowing some. But I want to know the music when I'm listening, not the musician. Nearly always - the one exception I can think of right now is Kyung Wha Chung playing Bruch a long time ago: she did it differently. That made it more interesting but at the same time less important to me.
That's why (as a somewhat musician too) I'm a big fan of the Rolling Stones, particularly their live performances. They mess up, they are sloppy, they sometimes even miss a beat - but it's always interesting, always something new, always a new angle to a song. As you so very correctly said, there is nothing more boring than a song being performed perfectly note for note.
Charlie rose, you're not paying attention, to your own interviews, again, Christoph made the correction that it is his vocation, and not career that he feels was revived from working with QT.
Shoutout to Quentin, but these interviews questions are trash. They ask too much about Quentin (which is cool), but we want to know more about the person they are interviewing.
Career = solely about getting much money (and fame in behalf of the entertainment business) Vocation = solely about feeling love even passion in what you do for a living totally despite of financial success or fame. The difference in mindset is that for US Americans (I´m generalizing, of course) the vocation is to make a career so for them those 2 totally different things are then basically meaning always the same...but which those definitively don´t do. That´s why I think Charlie Rose quoted Waltz false even twice, here in the interview from 2013 and in the interview made in 2010 as well, he is simply stuck in that US mindset "Vocation = Career". I think that "wrong quoting" is a deep dive into the US psyche by itself..
Does seem like he thinks before he talks,unlike some Hollywood folk. I wonder what he thinks of the U.S. besides it just being a permissive culture. He said that but I think hollywood is permissive,and New York where he once lived. You can't measure the U.S.by those 2 places. He needs to vacation in Michigan, or Hawaii, or Washington State
I've made a german video about Christoph Waltz film tips. Here you can see the three parts: ruclips.net/p/PL3Hp2NkfigRhZ8Qm1rZQFZKStoG1QhkJ6 English subs are planned!
Charlie Rose , great interview. But I suspect you do not reallypay much awareness to what you are asking. You already asked that whole Vocation/Career question. It seems like something that really rattles in your mind, and yet you forgot the answer, or that you even asked it, before? This is the kind of interviewer that get's my goat sometime. Like Howard Stern, I think you don't really want the answer, you just want to hear your own intellect aknowledge by the subject.
its a thing in EU as as i know, its just not "that" usual for men to wear it, simply cuz they are not used to jewelry and its impractical and all, so theres a bunch of men who just dont wear it. doesnt mean a thing after all.
I live in the EU and all married men I know wear a ring, and in fact rarely ever take it off. I think it has to do with him being an actor. You can't wear it during many (?, all?) of your roles, so you are more used to taking it off.
It's not a thing at all. You wear it if you want, if of don't want to, then you don't. It's simple. It's between him.and his wife what they feel, not what they wear because it's a "thing"
Charlie Rose has a perfect face for a face lift, including. blepharoplasty. Those bags! It's not like he couldn't afford it. Not that it would have made him an actual good interviewer. Anyway, he got kicked off TV because of multiple sexual harassment claims.
I admire Charlie for not doing what people in the public eye do, then end up looking plastic, very unnatural. He looks great the way he is. As for Christoph Waltz, he's very articulate, intelligent, down to earth and very handsome.😊
Falon, and, Kimmel and the typical silly other talk show hosts.. just can not calibrate to give this man a proper interview..They always revert to silly unfunny dialogue and stupid antics. Colbert though, did well..
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this guy's the most eloquent, honest, grounded, unpretentious actor i've yet heard
His pretention is pretended non-pretention, isn't that obvious?
Yeah I love this dude, but it’s silly to say “the most” , etc.....
I think he so pretentious.
@@charlesbeaudelair8331 Exactly. Kinda impossible to miss.
He’s everything you said except he’s definitely pretentious. Which is fine, he gets a pass.
I don't think I've ever seen actor who is more grateful to be working than Christoph Waltz.
Lord eben you came to The seashore
and thats ironic , cause we are the ones who need to grateful....for all of us who love movies and great brilliant acting are in debt to tarantino for bringig him to masses
The next you'd know after him is me. :) Yes I'm a working actor born & raised in Singapore and I'm completely grateful for every little opportunity I get. Cheers, Kris. :) IG: actor_krismavericko
Quentin did for him what HBO did for George R R Martin.
HBO butchered his baby the last 2 seasons...
I'm happy for Waltz. He finally received the recognition he always deserved.
Waltz is hands down my favorite character actor and also among my favorite interview guests to tune into. Not only is he incredibly articulate, he is an intriguing intellectual to listen to. I could listen to him talk about anything, for hours and hours, every day.
He wasn't so interesting on the Graham Norton show. I think he needs the one-to-one intellectual interview to shine - it gives him space.
Same!!
@@dionlindsay2 Nobody who appears on the Graham Norton show is given the opportunity to be interesting because it isn't a serious setting. It's a trivial comedy chat show.
@@MrIrishscouse Yep, when I used to watch it regularly pre covid, it was great entertainment, stress-busting. Not Michael Parkinson for example, which had different values, but great fun. Horses for courses, eh?
His honesty and openness is breath-taking. What a guy.
I absolutely love him in short "coiffure." He's just so handsome (AND talented).
Christoph Waltz - what a beautiful interpreter
I could listen to these two voices conversing all day long. It feels just right.
17:03 the way he tells the story, incredible
17:35 the way he said: "...nobody gives a shit!" could be the most polite and nice way you can tell that to somebody XD
He loves the smart and deep interviews, not the commercial ones
When an interviewer ask good Qs he looks relaxed and talk more
Great interview definitely 👌
put a fish in the desert ... put him in the water and he swims. Smart people don't appreciate "small talk" as much since its really get interesting when the question are really meaningful and asked by a smart person. Who likes trivial questions anyway ;)
Because those are shallow and uninteresting.
Christoph is an introvert. They do not appreciate superficiality.
This amazing artist reminds me another incredible genius.. Daniel Day-Lewis.
Not as an actor but as a person.. probably because of this calm and extremely polite and humble way of talking. Love them both of course
Didn't Rose mix up that career/vocation-thing in 2010 already?
+Cephyron I know right? wtf
i was thinking the same thing, charlie rose is getting senile by the day
I think he wants him to clarify again. It's like a favour.
haha yeah man
It's a complete exact replication of the 2010 interview in this respect.
A humble genius, for sure!!
Europe has plenty thoughtfull actors.
Imagine your favorite movie - hole cast on his level.
It's a shame we dont have some Quentin like genius bringing thouse talends together.
I like the calmness that he owns. He makes it so cool. I'm also a calm person and everyone finds it weird and unusual, but this guy proofs that wrong
I'm chill, too.
Let us put our calm genitals together and see them happy!😁
Lol usually calm people dont claim they re calm tho
It’s because he’s Austrian
The humility that this human being has is unheard of in today’s society. Especially considering who this human is and what he does. He is a fascinating being. I believe we can all be inspired by Christoph.
Obviously Tarantino as well.
Wow, what an intense interview. You can sense the power and presence in this room, incredible.
17:14 this, ladies and gentleman, is a life lesson.
15:00 Ouch
You can feel the pain
It literally had me in tears.
I am sooo glad for him that Quentin plucked him out of that BS.
IMO he will go down as the most underrated actor of all time
A once in a generation actor
He is Sublime
And Sooooo polite
@13:32 wtf lmao; this is so irrelevant but Christoph literally clarified Quentin providing him back his “vocation” rather than his career in Rose interview in 2010. However, Charlie Rose proceeeds to ignore Christoph’s past answer, and re-asks the same question. Christoph’s grin could not be more defining of the phrase “Are you fucking kidding me”. Rose could not have acted in the typical tropes of TV interviewers any more than when he restated the same question with complete ignorance to his initial interview.
Charlie is a very outstanding interviewer. He never interrupt, always smiling and listening, asking good open-ended questions to encourage his guests
Su sonrisa es maravillosa....un actor tremendo!!!!
so the the fastest person probably is not into athletics... and the best actors are not on screen ... quentin saved an actor from drowning !!!!! ... wow !!!
To be fair to Charlie, he's human. Like all of us, he can't recall every conversation...like all of us.
Genuine and remarkable Waltz Tarantino symbiosis... minty-fresh mannerism breath in dark side character
Just finished Django again. Without Waltz leading that character and Jaime's character as well the movie would have played drastically different. Such an inspired performance.
FFS I remeber seeing this guy in Kommissar Rex... I remember how unexpected and outstanding his performance was compared to everyone else... I can only imagine what it means to work with average talented actors while you're really giving your all. Unfortunately there may be hundreds if not thousands such great actors that will never get found/recognized by directors such as QT. C'est la vie.
And since what auf viedesen means until i see u again.. and since i never wish to see u again.. to u sir.. i say... goodbye...
Never knew what was going on in Europe in the mid 1850.
I miss Charlie...
I wonder how he could speak English as his second or third language this eloquently and at the same time be a movie star.
My favorite actor. Seems like the type of person, who, in his daily personal interactions, is constantly trying NOT to act, or be in some type of character. Always leaves you wondering if you're interacting with the "real" him. It's kinda creepy, but i like it.
I am extremely disappointed with this interview.
If I wanted to know more about Quentin Tarantino I would have watched his interviews. I love Tarantino films and Quentin himself, Huge fan. I dislike how this whole interview ended up encircling Tarantino instead of waltz
exactly how i feel about music 11:01
Christoph, you are amazing in Django. I am a devoted fan
Amazing actor 👏
As a musician, I can identify with his wish that once in a while he would hear a great virtuoso make a mistake. There is nothing more boring than a solo piece of music performed perfectly.
For me as a listener to music I want only to hear the realisation of what the composer was channelling when he wrote the piece. Musicians can be really interesting people, and I enjoy knowing some. But I want to know the music when I'm listening, not the musician. Nearly always - the one exception I can think of right now is Kyung Wha Chung playing Bruch a long time ago: she did it differently. That made it more interesting but at the same time less important to me.
That's why (as a somewhat musician too) I'm a big fan of the Rolling Stones, particularly their live performances. They mess up, they are sloppy, they sometimes even miss a beat - but it's always interesting, always something new, always a new angle to a song. As you so very correctly said, there is nothing more boring than a song being performed perfectly note for note.
Or speaking a (foreign) language.
I just like anything Christoph Waltz is in. The man is classically trained, but can act in everything and anything.
Rose laughing and being happy what is this ?!
Antidepressants help!
He laughs all the time when he interviews David Letterman. Sounds nervous and sycophantic then though.
yes he did
You are a talented actor, Who gives a shit! Priceless😮
So talented actor
Amor eterno a ti wals
hes not wrong about who you know or who dont know?? 99 percent of the most talented never get in the business because of that
great
Charlie rose, you're not paying attention, to your own interviews, again, Christoph made the correction that it is his vocation, and not career that he feels was revived from working with QT.
I think he wants him to clarify again. It's like a favour.
@@KyleQK9 😄 the memory withers with age.
@@networkfilms9746 Oh my and he is ancient^^
Perhaps he reiterated it for the folks who maybe did not hear the previous interview.
i yearn for another tarantino film with this dude in it
C 1966's Django and you'll thank me
He's so good in The Zero Theorum
I miss Charlie
Oh he's hotter than hell!
He is one of those actors who show their own "real" character in the movies, and don't have to play-act at all
Oh Charlie, how’d you mess up the career/vacation quote!
Christoph should have worked for Walt Disney.
I think he is the mosr humble actor
Charlie made the same mistake at his first interview. Nice research Rose.
It is Cristoph's animation that is intriging
Shoutout to Quentin, but these interviews questions are trash. They ask too much about Quentin (which is cool), but we want to know more about the person they are interviewing.
20:22😂
what os that clicking sound?
Career = solely about getting much money (and fame in behalf of the entertainment business)
Vocation = solely about feeling love even passion in what you do for a living totally despite of financial success or fame.
The difference in mindset is that for US Americans (I´m generalizing, of course) the vocation is to make a career so for them those 2 totally different things are then basically meaning always the same...but which those definitively don´t do.
That´s why I think Charlie Rose quoted Waltz false even twice, here in the interview from 2013 and in the interview made in 2010 as well, he is simply stuck in that US mindset "Vocation = Career".
I think that "wrong quoting" is a deep dive into the US psyche by itself..
Does seem like he thinks before he talks,unlike some Hollywood folk. I wonder what he thinks of the U.S. besides it just being a permissive culture. He said that but I think hollywood is permissive,and New York where he once lived. You can't measure the U.S.by those 2 places. He needs to vacation in Michigan, or Hawaii, or Washington State
I've made a german video about Christoph Waltz film tips. Here you can see the three parts:
ruclips.net/p/PL3Hp2NkfigRhZ8Qm1rZQFZKStoG1QhkJ6
English subs are planned!
Charlie Rose , great interview. But I suspect you do not reallypay much awareness to what you are asking. You already asked that whole Vocation/Career question. It seems like something that really rattles in your mind, and yet you forgot the answer, or that you even asked it, before?
This is the kind of interviewer that get's my goat sometime. Like Howard Stern, I think you don't really want the answer, you just want to hear your own intellect aknowledge by the subject.
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I know this is totally random but, he is married yet you never see Christoph wearing his wedding ring (in interviews).
its a thing in EU as as i know, its just not "that" usual for men to wear it, simply cuz they are not used to jewelry and its impractical and all, so theres a bunch of men who just dont wear it. doesnt mean a thing after all.
Christoph regularly fists me and believe me he wears it then...
I live in the EU and all married men I know wear a ring, and in fact rarely ever take it off.
I think it has to do with him being an actor. You can't wear it during many (?, all?) of your roles, so you are more used to taking it off.
Have you considered he's not as thin as he used to be and perhaps the ring he was married in is too tight?
It's not a thing at all. You wear it if you want, if of don't want to, then you don't. It's simple. It's between him.and his wife what they feel, not what they wear because it's a "thing"
15:30 - 16:30 THIS
Charlie Rose has a perfect face for a face lift, including. blepharoplasty. Those bags! It's not like he couldn't afford it. Not that it would have made him an actual good interviewer. Anyway, he got kicked off TV because of multiple sexual harassment claims.
I admire Charlie for not doing what people in the public eye do, then end up looking plastic, very unnatural. He looks great the way he is. As for Christoph Waltz, he's very articulate, intelligent, down to earth and very handsome.😊
name of this movie ? haha
Django
Why am I so confused by the short hair? He looks so completely different.
...glasses - are the glasses different as well?
He's wonderful. On the other hand, not that good in Big Eyes.
He was great in that movie! What???
Falon, and, Kimmel and the typical silly other talk show hosts.. just can not calibrate to give this man a proper interview..They always revert to silly unfunny dialogue and stupid antics. Colbert though, did well..
I admire his talent but please stay in Austria, Chris
ruclips.net/video/OJIhngSpz0Q/видео.html, strenger think , realitet
Waltz & Jaime Foxx are both great in this movie. 👍🏻