Christoph Waltz winning Best Supporting Actor for "Django Unchained"

Octavia Spencer presenting Christoph Waltz with the Oscar® for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in "Django Unchained" at the 2013 Oscars®.
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[@mr.tintin6312]

Dude played one of the most psychopathic characters in modern film history and one of the kindest characters after that, and won Oscars for both. Legend.

[@comment15]

Both characters were performed in pretty much the same way, I don't think he deserved an Oscar for Django.

[@abc-yr8nf]

@@comment15 I agree. Definitely for inglorious though

[@comment15]

@@abc-yr8nf Yep agreed, Inglorious was fully deserved.

[@chev1288]

Nah this one should go to Samuel L Jackson, i mean leo was great! But Samuel was phenomenal.

[@comment15]

@@chev1288 Yep, if anyone deserved it for supporting actor from Django that year it was Samuel L. Jackson for me. I would go with: 1. Sam 2. Leo Christoph Waltz's performance was too similar to Inglorious Basterds to warrant a nomination for me. Overall Philip Seymour Hoffman should have won for The Master.

[@muffinman5741]

kisses taratino first, then his wife lol. Priorities.

[@ahmedyuri514]

the best for last

[@anitaremenarova6662]

Lmao what a lad

[@DC-zi6se]

PSH should've won. He was much better, even DeNiro in SLPB was better than Waltz in this film.

[@patrickechatah7860]

@@DC-zi6se I agree 💯

[@rodrigoalves8813]

always

[@icarojose6316]

This guy was forgotten in Austrian TVs shows, then he’s discovered by Tarantino and in his two first movies in a row he wins 2 Oscar’s

[@asimplepie2279]

He is an absolutely incredible actor, sad he didn’t get recognized as much but every act he plays is basically near perfect

[@italkallabash2183]

Appears in Pulp Fiction too, very young, but quick scene.

[@anasbtr]

@@italkallabash2183 That's not true

[@italkallabash2183]

@@anasbtr That's Tim Roth, you're right.

[@anasbtr]

@@italkallabash2183 Yes they do look alike

[@captainkane1984]

Dr. King Shultz is one of the best characters ever written and acted. A breath of fresh air in a world of overused Hollywood tropes.

[@varadbalan5974]

For the sake for a healthy debate, I’d argue that Stephen (Sam Jackson) was the best character written and acted. Why? Because, as hateful and disgusting as the character is, Stephen is what it takes to succeed in that era. Stephen is simply a reflection of the disgusting society of that time for a black person. Can you really blame Stephen for his actions? Can you really hate him? Or do you empathize with the smart slave who’s working the system?

[@rudrapratap6688]

@@varadbalan5974 tho he may have did what he did to survive, there's plenty of reason to hate him, blame him and curse him. Stephen was indeed well written and whether he was greater than Dr. skultz is a debatable, he could be but we don't know.

[@NoahLoftier]

Don't forget his role in Inglorious Basterds, he was astonishing.

[@nicholasmangialardi1618]

Waltz and Jackson definitely stole the show

[@berndschreiber1167]

@@varadbalan5974 The ambivalence of the character is not per se a seal of approval for acting. Sorry.

[@elettramalvezzi1750]

"Mr Deniro, Mr Arkin, Mr Hoffman and Mr Jones, my respect." Christoph Waltz breathes class

[@comicgirl267]

Elettra Bbb I know. I thought that was really sweet of him. :)

[@Locktwiste72]

Christoph Waltz: one of the last of the classiest actors around.

[@pakinkar]

is hopkins no arkin

[@elettramalvezzi1750]

@@pakinkar did you watch the video ? Alan Arkin-Argo Robert De Niro- Silver Lining playbooks Philip Seymour Hoffman- The master Tommy Lee Jones-Lincoln Christoph Waltz-Django Unchained

[@liveoak144]

Christoph did not say one word about himself, he thanked everyone else by name, and he said how honored he was to receive this award. Now . . . that's some manners.

[@gustavoanaya3569]

"Sorry, couldn't resist. " - His final line in Django.

[@resistgoogleplusfascists5922]

Gustavo Anaya You're right. Good catch.

[@Trueromancee]

Gustavo Anaya hahaha very typical indeed, I did not catch that myself.

[@sheridanbath9907]

Gustavo Anaya For his Inglorious Bastards win he also said "That's a bingo!"

[@generalarmstrongcoc8132]

If he sad quoted his last line from inglorious basterds, like he did from Django unchained, he would just be screaming on stage.

[@99bits46]

He said "Huge Bingo" while receiving Award for Inglourious Basterads aswell ;D

[@joedoe8780]

Christoph Waltz is one of the most underrated actors of all time

[@ravishkhanna7488]

Well he won two oscars in two nominations. Well yeah, he is underrated by the audience a lil bit.

[@delrey874]

Still, he has an Oscar. There are many great actors who don't have an Oscar.

[@constantine9439]

did you really say an actor is "underrated" on a video where said actor literally wins an oscar?

[@patrickfrancis7560]

idk i think he's adequately rated

[@GEMINICHAI]

@@constantine9439 I think they mean underrated by the general public and in terms of name recognition; despite his accolades, there are many people who have no idea who he is.

[@SnailMaster]

Christoph Waltz is such an amazing actor. And yet another well deserved Oscar win.

[@H81234]

I like how he mentioned the other nominees at the beginning saying "my respect" and then bowed to them. That shows that he is a true gentleman and really humble. He deserved the Oscar.

[@doktordrache8561]

+Nema Lazuli Of course ;)

[@paolocalzolari7358]

+r1234 this guy deserve the oscar just because he is a Big actor!

[@H81234]

Paolo Calzolari He deserved it on many levels. I think you mean amazing actor not big actor.

[@paolocalzolari7358]

yes! I did mean that, thank you for notice, it will help to improve my English. btw I translated the italian "un grande attore" as "a big actor" instead then "a great actor" or, as you thought, "an amazing actor". Please keep correcting me because he deserves me posting in poolite English. and you too

[@H81234]

Paolo Calzolari Oh ok. No problem.

[@proxkei2266]

An Oscar is not complete without Nicholson in the audience wearing shades

[@al307antony2]

+Richard Alpert fr fr! The lag time to realize who tf Waltz was talking about

[@heyheyheyheyheyhey76]

+Richard Alpert The joker can be as high as he pleases

[@TheChannelTV-bt8em]

+lee smith Seriously? Whatever floats your boat I guess. I always think he looks rather pathetic in those things, like he's still in high school desperate for attention at the age of 147 or whatever the hell he is.

[@pustel]

+Augustin Adrian Cristea (miRaCuLouS) hahaha

[@vivs005]

YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT IT ISNT

[@mikezak8812]

His salute to the other contenders is a quintessential example of respect, integrity, humility and humbleness. This is an example of class that needs to be absorbed by all. I hope Christoph is part of Quentin's "last film"

[@voraciousreader3341]

Well, another actor could have done the exact gesture of “respect, integrity, [and] humility” (“humbleness” and “humility” are exactly the same thing, btw) without meaning any of those things….the “gesture” in and of itself is meaningless unless one has a good deal of knowledge about the actor, or anyone, for that matter. I’ve watched several of his rather lengthy interviews, and he seems very humble, etc., indeed, but then….he’s an actor, lol! The fact is, we only know what other actors and professionals who’ve worked with him tell journalists, and that’s generally a good gauge by which to measure veracity. My point is, it’s nice to think Waltz is as wonderful as you _think_ he is, but there’s really no way of knowing.

[@di-gun5791]

​@@voraciousreader3341yeah, every actor is humble in award events, and we know this particular person is an incredibly good actor lol

[@jerry7866]

Fr. The only returning actors I need in quentin's last film are Samuel L Jackson obviously (who has already been confirmed to be in it) and Christoph Waltz because we deserve another great performance from him.

[@malegazeofficial]

@jerry7866 oooh I didn't even know about Samuel L. Jackson that is so exciting!! currently binging all Tarantino movies, Samuel is magnificent, highly underrated... anyway, YES DEAR LORD we need to see Christoph in the Critic aswell!

[@jerry7866]

@@malegazeofficial YES. Have fun binging, his films are incredible.

[@shankz1472]

That happiness on Quentin's face is so satisfying

[@malegazeofficial]

yaaaah the way his face just lit up ✨

[@jamesrobertson8356]

He should be in Tarantino's last movie.

[@orfeasdimos8983]

Just mho, i highly doubt he's going to stop after 9? 10 films? What was it? Probably more of a marketing ploy. My bet is he's going to stop for 5 years or so and than come with another banger on the grounds of "i just love this industry too much" or " there was another story worth telling".

[@compass_Matt]

Michael mann and Sam Jackson have to be in his last.

[@emmanuelbongar7370]

So does Sam Jackson

[@heisen-bones]

Leo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman, Christoph Waltz, etc should all star. It'll be the Tarantino: Endgame. Edit: Not to forget Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Harvey Keitel, Zoë Bell & Kurt Russell

[@paozialcita933]

@@heisen-bones plus John travolta

[@markoneill9712]

Its so strange how so cool and collected christoph is in his roles then gets really nervous receiving an oscar

[@xL96A1LEGIITx]

And in talk shows too lol

[@rufuszufall5753]

Hurtado Raffo Tito its not that he is shy, its cus he is european, coming to usa, then one does get nervous, how to behave, what to say and so on...culture differences. I, m european living in usa for 15 years now.but I got over that nervousness whit time

[@ultrapaladin]

It's because he was being true and not acting.

[@rfx3000]

rufus Zufall You're right

[@brucedoyle4055]

Also you have to consider that , we can say he is quite new in hollywood and he steps to a stage and recieve an Oscar infront of all big shots of America. Thats quite something^^ I personaly hope, i see him in more movies.

[@CinephileHub]

Christoph Waltz even deserve Oscar for delivering this speech so effortlessly..

[@atkingofhearts]

Seriously, that speech in and of itself was a moving performance.

[@jameshedrick4490]

It's pretty incredible he can win academy awards for both playing an evil psychopathic and a man of such great compassion and humanity like Dr. Schultz. This man is a legend and an acting talent for the ages.

[@daltondeverell4039]

as long as Christoph is in Tarantino films he will be on that stage

[@tinotrivino]

YO ahve no clue about cinema, you should watch more movies outside usa,like european movies!!! He is an awesome actor!

[@daltondeverell4039]

Tino Trivino but he really only gets noticed for his tarantino filcks. I'm sure hes great in other films but those are the mainstream films that he gets recognised for.

[@tinotrivino]

There are 20 other movies which are really good movies, but its perhaps not known by you my friend. Not all is Hollywood ;) And they were really a success!!! spècially during the 80s and 90s

[@daltondeverell4039]

Tino Trivino I'm trying to branch out into foreign films

[@daltondeverell4039]

***** but quentin seems to draw that out from him. Or at least get him noticed to mainstream audiences

[@HuyHoang-du6ec]

Waltz reminds me of Harrison Ford, always seems nervous in real life, but when acting, is the most confident man in the entire movie. Gotta love them both.

[@j.zednan2873]

+Huy Hoang Yeah! In an interview with Jamie Foxx, he said when they were both on set he was too hyped and waltz was just stood there still with his hand on his chin like 'yes. yes. okay.' and then as soon as the camera rolled he switched into character at the drop of a hat, mad talent.

[@ImDougDimmadome]

+J. zednan GGN! I seen that too haha

[@j.zednan2873]

Eleazar Oliva Yessir :D

[@vivanlosgatoslomejor]

+Huy Hoang Not disagree at all but, do the academy always invite Nicholson to the ceremony no matter what? I mean, there have been a while since he got nominated (if ain't wrong). In any way, it is amazing having him there every year :3

[@HuyHoang-du6ec]

+Luis Vicente Nicholson is just too much of a icon of the movie world, it would be massive insults to the Academy not to have him there haha.

[@voraciousreader3341]

Waltz’s trajectory as an actor is a perfect example of how a super intelligent, multitalented person slogged through his acting career for *37 YEARS* without the huge success his ability and application deserved, until luck-and only luck-brought him to the attention of Tarantino. After coming to his attention, because the woman who at the time did international casting for Germany chose him as one of a shortlist of actors for Tarantino to audition, Waltz was able to land the role of Hans Landa. When I hear this kind of story, my thoughts always go to the hugely talented people never get their “lucky break.” So I’m _VERY_ happy for Mr. Waltz!

[@malegazeofficial]

Incredible. Do you know who the caster was? I only know Simone Bär was a highly influential one

[@malegazeofficial]

aye, looked it up, it was Simone Bär!

[@yntybeats112]

Lets agree: almost everyone was phenomenal in django unchained

[@atkingofhearts]

It really was the perfect cast.

[@malegazeofficial]

same goes for Inglorious Basterds tbh

[@Schizm1]

I like how he kissed Tarantino first and wife second;P

[@debcutler2013]

His wife will become irrelevant soon. You watch....a two time Oscar winning actor who is an educated European fox will be besieged with women young and old. I'd give his present wife just a few years before temptation takes its course

[@khalidamajoud2437]

deborah cutler Yeah...no. Christophe is a long time german theatrical actor, who's sene it all. And mainstream success came rather late in an otherwise quite prolific and artistically satisfying career. He isn't your hollywood skirts chaser.

[@debcutler2013]

His life will change beyond recognition, if it hasn't already, the normal rules don't apply. And by the way, he's a man, not a saint and the women will chase him. He's not in Vienna or the theatre any more

[@MrAkashvj96]

you know when you say it like that it sounds like Christoph kissed Tarantino first and then Tarantino's wife.

[@leonardodifaggio9737]

Akash Vijay shut up you smelly ethnic

[@khaymari]

"Sorry couldn't resist" was also from last line of his character.

[@resistgoogleplusfascists5922]

beka najm Oh good point! I didn't even catch that.

[@chinaman1]

well he did say that he borrowed his character's words before he said it.

[@chinaman1]

Oro the Teacher haha good one!

[@cs2874]

Oro the Teacher but it was in a flashback.

[@Nossaki]

Indeed! hahaha That scene is phenomenal!

[@DanielLazuka]

Only 10 years ago and 2 of the nominees are already no longer with us. RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman, RIP Alan Arkin

[@CXNXB]

That was the most beautiful acceptance I’ve ever seen. Beautiful man.

[@bjontroy136]

"I borrowed my character's words" then proceeds to end with "sorry, I couldn't resist" to end his speech Only Django Unchained fans will understand ;)

[@charlespatoshik5305]

Shut up dummy

[@pla5730]

@@charlespatoshik5305 just because you weren't hugged as a child doesn't mean you can push your aggressions on harmless strangers brah

[@fukkandre]

Hey at least he didn't get a double barrel shot right in his face

[@vlapratt1]

@Dauda András and only retards didnt enjoy it lol

[@vlapratt1]

@Dauda András I feel utter sympathy for you that you did not enjoy a masterpiece created for people who live for retribution. I'm terribly sorry, but you have to agree that the whole movie was awesome and when he kills the white people you get a sense of wetness and satisfaction, and the ending is so fucking good when he kills everyone like fuck yeah. Like how can you not have been climaxing for the whole movie, I was. Had to take breaks man

[@eddytreadtall3101]

If Christop was in a 4 hour movie with just him an a horse and a bar with no people in it would still be that good. He is so watchable and intriguing.

[@finnkdy]

@@genki2705 the Danger of an SS uniform.

[@roxydots5153]

Listening to him speaking fluently in five languages... Irrésistible !

[@jikkujose4184]

underrated comment so far

[@joedoe8780]

I mean you're not wrong

[@foodreacts837]

ino

[@Cesar-zd3jp]

He’s such a gentleman, what a role model

[@Jack-hb4dm]

His character’s death in Django was the first time a fictional character’s death bummed me out as an adult. I know the film didn’t leave much time to be sad about his death, but his 1 of a kind treatment of the slaves in the movie that isn’t seen from any other white character in the whole movie left the remaining scenes with the feeling that something was missing. And even when Django was riding off with his wife, I could still feel the absence of safety that his character provided for Django. And to go from that to his character in Inglorious Basterds just shows how amazingly dynamic and talented Christoph Waltz actually is

[@Terribleathletes]

Let's randomly cut to Jack Nicholson, who has nothing to do with what's going on.

[@harshityadav0]

Yeah he was staring like waltz did upset him

[@fezzik7619]

Eh, but he does have three Oscars. Respect

[@EmilPiano]

I thought he was inactive on acting since 2010?

[@mysoncrumphaseveryinjury3853]

@@EmilPiano not sure if this also applies to appearing at Oscars,though

[@pheniellanz5271]

@@mysoncrumphaseveryinjury3853 i guess having three Oscars count as a ticket lol

[@dennis_duran]

Christoph’s wife just got a taste of Tarantino’s cheek.

[@prathamkathi8387]

😂

[@scarzero4710]

I envy her

[@jayashiTGUY]

XD

[@Alex.R.O.P]

Thats what i thought. I realized he didnt wanna do the other way around from another comment.

[@advait484]

Brand new sentence

[@Kheops.]

Tarantino was already the greatest writer/director to me, but then Inglorious Basterds came along, I wasn't too excited about the plot but I still eventually gave it a shot and discovering Christoph Waltz blew my mind. May the 2 of them keep working together, Quentin's writing is amazing and it was really sublimated by Christoph's acting in both movies. Really powerful combination.

[@ismail1546]

He's a terrific actor. I wish he could star in better movies these days, but at the same time he's like a gem that has to be preserved.

[@Corum95]

"I borrowed my character words. SORRY I COULDN'T RESIST."

[@Mekuzee_Khen]

He borrowed his character's words while borrowing his character's words...

[@NealX_Gaming]

@@Mekuzee_Khen BORROWING-CEPTION.

[@gamersforever1256]

I tought he will kill Leonardo DiCaprio again 😂

[@gorrthePatrickBateman]

@@NealX_Gaming and he killed Cobb

[@malingatembo8850]

🔫

[@user-sx4ki7sy7g]

0:54 "Oh, I almost clapped for myself"

[@yousifalblooshi6246]

Good lip reading 😂

[@ytkenny5]

Nah he said "you talkin to me?"

[@fffnnn3326]

@@ytkenny5 😅

[@deadshotdaiquiri_4217]

“I’m walking here”

[@Dave-zh1kz]

Ken Hoffman are you clapping to me ?

[@negtivecreep6642]

I love the interaction between him and Tarantino . Must feel incredible for the two of them to work together so well. One writes incredible characters and the other brings them to life so well it’s award winning

[@sinutnaprezidenta5457]

Nobody: The oscar's director: And now random cut to jack nickelson Camera man: But why? Director: why not?

[@malegazeofficial]

you forgot to add Jack Camera man: But why? Nicholson: But why? Director: why not?

[@olilea5522]

I've never seen a more humble, respectful and deserving actor as Christoph Waltz, he is amazing both on screen and off

[@cullermann2]

@Pootis Spencer As much as I'd like him to be German, as I am German myself, he is in fact Austrian

[@indiesoul3210]

@Pootis Spencer Daniel Day Lewis?

[@shannonloder6087]

@Pootis Spencer Austrian...They are different lol

[@yazancallas]

@@cullermann2 pretty sure he’s half Austrian half German

[@jackdiamondsa4298]

@@shannonloder6087 its like ,the difference between English and the Irish. They are different but kinda the same to the foreigners eyes.

[@theducvu5196]

0:52 "I almost clapped for myself huehuehue"

[@achilles1541]

+Vũ Thế Đức fucking awesome. you're the only one noticed that hah hah

[@TheDiadara1]

+Vũ Thế Đức lmaoo

[@TheJessy8888]

Didn't notice that, thank you :)

[@drstrangelove6558]

De Niros laughing looks so funny

[@schavan1]

Huehuehuehue

[@Shawndavies7]

I love the respect Mr. Waltz had for his fellow nominees. He waited until an applause was finished after congratulated them before resuming with his beautiful speech.

[@Girish3009]

Oscar:- whats your name? He:- christoph waltz. Oscar:- then you are exactly the one I'm looking for.

[@catholiclads8257]

🦫

[@marcopi7518]

Oscar for "inglorious basterds": goes on stage with Dr.Schulz appearance. Oscar for "django unchained": goes on stage with Hans Landa appearance.

[@chetoosema1414]

You are goddamn right , Forrest 😂😂😂

[@rebelravi6575]

I noticed same.

[@ThoBoe]

An austrian Guy winning two Oscars while playing a german guy.

[@theplacebeyondthelies2429]

@@ThoBoehistory tells us what happens to Austrian guys playing a German guy....

[@anubhavmishra8988]

Once playing a German villain and then a German hero✌😂

[@eminemlikeme]

THAT'S A BINGO!!!!!!!!

[@danielscutaru6682]

You just say "bingo"

[@itz_wlly3881]

Bingooooo!!!

[@johnl6192]

Haha, how fun!

[@A-Dubs398]

Wrong movie.

[@willemgroen7546]

@@A-Dubs398 Fun at parties

[@sheep2826]

Christoff Waltz is such an incredibly humble and nice person and it’s so crazy to see him being himself because of how completely he melts into his characters, especially comparing his nice humble real self to characters like Hans Landa.

[@Coffee4commonsense]

Waltz again is fantastic. But Hoffman was amazing in The Master. The scene with Hoffman and Phoenix in the prison cell is a cinematic masterpiece.

[@valentino1000]

2:54 "... the hero here being Quentin." Jack Nicholson: "WTF"

[@brahmaputramoskva1215]

Motherfuckers trippin

[@valoulegeekoff9636]

😂

[@raghulrr7696]

Lol😂😂 literally laughed loud

[@kapoorvarun909]

Yep he is joker.why not?😃

[@corkboy4523]

Jack actually pissed himself just at that moment🥴

[@gokulhariprasad7081]

2:56 Jack Nicholson be like "dafuq is this guy?"

[@andersoncaquias98]

Hahahaha

[@NeilEAnlin]

🤣🤣

[@DerOve]

Hahaha :D

[@lamaadministrator2595]

And Jack went home and watched the movie and realized: "Shit! Christoph is a better actor than I am!"

[@MatteoR77]

Gokul Hariprasad yeah seriously 😂😂😂

[@Nepomniachtchi_Austin]

A character wouldn't exist without a writer and director. Mr. Waltz both knows and appreciates that, a speech brief and powerful of thanks.

[@kg1051]

"And that man, when he shot, he never missed" RIP Dr Schultz, the most badasss dentist there ever was ❤❤❤

[@mrdzuan94]

Waltz: The hero here being Quentin. Nicholson: The fuck man?!

[@margaritam.9118]

"EXCUSE ME?!" xD His reaction was priceless

[@kirikakirikakirika]

Why did he do that? He looked insulted or something.

[@all-timealien4483]

How to get an oscar: -get Tarantino to direct your movie -add Christoph Waltz Done

[@mar__k]

2:55 LMAO! I thought i was in the theatre and tried not to laugh from seeing Jack Nicholson with that face.

[@Sh23-hv7sn]

Took me completely out 😂😂

[@cunt8483]

he's such an amazing guy. his performances in inglorious basterds and django unchained are incredible. the movies just wouldn't be as great without him

[@johnm3902]

"i thank harvey weinstein" boy that didnt age well

[@psx2rulz2]

Ok but as long as we know Weinstein and Epstein are two completely different pieces of shit

[@Owl90]

I laughed when I heard that.

[@vt4979]

I mean the fact that Harvey is/was a piece of shit doesn't mean that he didn't help anyone without also exploiting them. If a serial killer saved my life and I didn't know he was about to kill 50 other people I would have been very thankful.

[@mikeobrien2584]

@@vt4979 I think part of it was how widespread it appeared to all have been known. There are comedians making jokes about him as far back as a decade. Regardless, watch enough oscar speeches and you'll hear his name many times.

[@Al-me1sn]

Yeah, he’s been thanked more times than God afaik.

[@harishbjadhav]

Christoph Waltz : I don't think they will give it again. Oscars : I insist.

[@le.na.]

🤣🤣

[@pincopallino69]

Nice reference

[@ivancarlos4951]

Well if you insist...

[@matthewforbes2969]

Dutch: he insists!

[@rickjames21]

His performances are always stellar. So humble and well groomed. A student to the craft. Incredibly talented.

[@Johnhall245]

When a guy's speech is nothing but thanks, I feel like he truly appreciates what the award means and doesn’t believe he should be the one getting it. ❤

[@petergriffin355]

I don't understand how someone who seems that nice played the worst Nazi ever.

[@izpauli]

Jammie Jammie-Jammie hahahahahaha :D fucking hilarious :D

[@rizzastyle]

it's called acting.

[@petergriffin355]

well no need to be a smartass

[@Sizo008]

His acting was very good, but it cant be even compared with Ralph Fines portreyel of Amon Goeth in Schindlers list. That was pute bad ass acting

[@petergriffin355]

I am ashamed that I still haven't watched that movie

[@SudharshanVH92]

He actually bows in respect to his fellow nominees before carrying on with his speech. Seriously, do I need another reason to love this man?

[@sunitprasad3730]

Well, I can give you 5000 other reasons.. 🙂🙂

[@josephdocherty7919]

@@sunitprasad3730 you couldn't resist.

[@sunitprasad3730]

@@josephdocherty7919 My good man, did you simply get carried away with your dramatic gesture, or are you pointing your weapon at me with lethal intention? 😀😀

[@sharons9773]

That was so nice the way he acknowledged his peers for the award. I think he seems a lovely person.

[@jasoncairns2865]

There are no words for this man's acting in Django and Inglorious Basterds. He is simply awesome...!

[@Mr.Tin_88]

I just saw "Django Unchained" (after I saw "Inglorious Basterds" of course) and this man he just simply devours both filmes in each scene he appears. I mean how many actors have you seen speaking English, French, German and Italian in one single movie? And all of them fluently? Christoph, you're just incredible. You killed in both films and these 2 well deserved Oscars are the perfect proof of your genius.

[@Julevooks]

👍

[@00769jamesm]

Well said absolutely... I cannot wait to see him in the upcoming Bond film as the bad guy

[@heavy_metal_nurse343]

MrTincho88 he is so amazing as an actor! so talented!

[@Mr.Tin_88]

Awannabe Diabetic Excuse me?

[@Mr.Tin_88]

I don't give a s*** if you are a f***ing racist. I just made a comment of a movie performance, and that's it

[@SingingForMyKitty]

2:55 Sudden cut into Jack Nicholson wearing sunglasses -- GOLD.

[@MarcoLongoMusic]

LMAO

[@SingingForMyKitty]

***** Actually I wonder why they showed Jack's face in the middle of Chris's speech when he was not mentioning him at all..it's just odd

[@toodlum48]

***** Exactly! Could that be the confused look on Nicholson's face? I wondered why he had that look because surely it could not have been from Christoph Waltz's speech...or could it?

[@deweypug]

Witness honor, humility, graciousness and gratitude in one man in one minute. This is a quality we can all aspire to.

[@dineshLife]

What an amazing actor he is.. Because of him I can't stop watching Django unchained

[@raiagharid_]

Chris Waltz : "I have a feeling i won't win it" Oscar trophy : " ONE MORE MOMENT DOCTOR"

[@zachsutton9866]

Lmao 🤣

[@nibinfasel2673]

😂😂😂

[@lenamckinney3010]

🤣🤣

[@yahyaesam521]

I insist

[@lloydlobo2053]

I'm sure he was served some hWhite cake later.

[@teresamartin4735]

A class act! This man came out of "nowhere" as a foreign film actor and just bowled Hollywood over in his 50's. I think he was 53 years old at the time of Inglorious Basterds and 56 at the time of Django Unchained.

[@Phillsen]

From an US-American perspective that maybe true, but in the german speaking countries of europe he was already well known before Quentin casted him.

[@Tito171091]

Bingo Bongo and that's mainly what he said

[@littlericky9562]

Bingo Bongo it’s a bingo

[@nodo7575]

Cause he is an incredible actor.

[@axvara]

Well of course an Austrian man can defeat them all. Europe is talent, America needs more of that

[@Ladco77]

To have so much talent and so much humility in the same person is amazing to see.

[@rhey25]

This guy is probably the best actor i've seen in hollywood films ❤

[@RollinRocker]

I wouldn't mind any of these 5 actors winning. All legends.

[@halnineooo136]

Anyone would have been either a narcissist or embarrassed winning over those guys

[@altunuzwwiiraidreplaysrobl4129]

@RusiTonkkari77 what why

[@oksharks358]

Not gonna lie seeing Phillip Seymour Hoffman smile makes me sad. He died about a year after.

[@TubbyBrewster11]

Bay Area sports fan Waltz’s performance was quality in Django, but I honestly think Hoffman should of won it for The Master, he was outstanding in that film as was Joaquin Phoenix (probably deserved it an Oscar for his performance as well)

[@barryschwarz]

I'm sad seeing him smile there, too.

[@fauxgars736]

And he was a great actor

[@jacknapier6012]

To think that any performance could have beaten DDL in Lincoln is just fucking idiotic

[@firenze5555]

I know. Hoffman was another incredible actor. At least he won an Oscar before he passed away.

[@wyatt4612]

To this day he still gives one of my favourite movie performances of all time

[@nownumber5923]

that double reference at the end was gold

[@cevahirileri7594]

I love you, Tarantino.

[@99bits46]

Tarantino 160 IQ, Einstein only 140

[@navyakriti9349]

I like it how you say the same thing in almost every Tarantino award video.

[@miraclekeeltjes1860]

jeez you're everywhere okay we get it already

[@dbodooley]

Salman Memehood Einstein was known for having 160 IQ

[@nfltrrrqwsa7512]

and what about all the directors he rips off?

[@brianmcdonald3488]

This guy is just a touch of pure class.

[@BamkraxlerAUT]

he's from austria, what were you thinking?

[@AustinBlairDrums]

They definitely cheered louder for Christoph! Amazing actor. Deserves all the praise!

[@babakvelamkon]

This guy is just pure talent

[@ISetYourFaceOnFire]

I think Samuel L Jackson AND Leo should have been alteast nomainted, but I still think Waltz blew it out of the park being Schultz. Hell all three of them deserved the oscar.

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

HOWWW?!?!? How the fuck was his performance better than DiCaprio or Jackson?! Please explain how he transformed and stretched himself more in his role than either Leo or Jackson?!?! He played HIMSELF that is EVIDENCED even by this speech! Are you really trying to say that when he got up to speak you thought to yourself "oh wow that's the guy from Django Unchained? GEE he did such a great job losing himself I did not even recognize him!!" BULL SHIT!

[@dsdawdawdaw9157]

Leonardo was good asf too great movie, story was good but THOSE LEGENDARY ACTORS lineup made the movie

[@rowanthomas3784]

@@TrueIronMaidenFan True although it's best supporting actor not how the actors themselves got ready for the tole. It was how well they portrayed the actor and the oscar people thought it was the best one. I don't disagree with you about DiCaprio but I do believe Christoph deserves it

[@slashslash9777]

ISetYourFaceOnFire agree Actualy the whole movie wouldnt be the same without Leo Hes brilliant AS allways

[@vyshak4455]

They were terrific, but what about Jamie Foxx?

[@lucashammar8180]

When Christoph Waltz gets nominated for an Oscar, he always wins.

[@ThirstBusterFroster]

Imagine him and Daniel Day-Lewis in a movie together? That'll be something.

[@worthseaobrie]

ThirstBusterFroster They're the same person. Probably

[@korllark1]

Christoph Waltz only gets nominated for an Oscar when directed by Quinten Tarantino.

[@lucashammar8180]

Well Big Eyes is coming soon. Maybe he will get nominated for an Oscar in that movie. Who knows?

[@hawilost]

he is like Bryan Cranston in the Emmy, always a winner and this time Christoph needs a third Oscar to confirm to the world that he is a true Legend in the acting

[@220volt74]

" I thank Harvey Weinstein" .... that aged well.

[@marvelfoxmorty5057]

It's shows how much chris respect Quintin...he even kiss him first then his wife...damn! That's a humble actor

[@ArianSadrayi]

2:59 "The hero here being, Quintin." Jack: **red shade stare intensifies** "this guy?"

[@sefko9005]

😂😂😂

[@VendhaRajaRaja]

RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman

[@zefdin101]

+Hariharan Acharya ~ Well said. The way he leaned against and touched his boys head, with the father sharing an awkwardly pure moment where he is not the movie star, just a dad to his boy...was extremely touching. Demons in the closet are very, very hard. I say demons and not drugs, because drugs are only the symptom and not the problem. This talented man had problems (like so many of us do) that the drugs did not create. This is where the pain and heartache is...

[@jebisamess1902]

+Hariharan Acharya he was one of the only elite ones left :(

[@99bits46]

wait he's dead?

[@LauchSkillerTV]

yes

[@riderskater7248]

So well deserved and what a beautiful performance.

[@mprone]

Am I the only one thinking he concluded his speech in the most iconic way possible? "I borrowed my character's words. Sorry, *I couldn't resist*" as in the movie he won the oscar for!

[@DrProfessorWeed]

Man I've never seen Waltz this nervous, he really was taken aback by this whole moment, so happy for him and talk about humble.

[@thejjjs7786]

Seriously the most sweetly humble actor I’ve ever seen.

[@213byron]

“I couldn’t resist.” See what you did there

[@bennnibenni8029]

He literally ended his speech with the last words of his character after saying I borrowed my characters words. He is and icon and a legend

[@avi4francis]

0:53 Robert De Niro‘s Performance had no issues either!! Loved him in that movie. A gem!!

[@Pierreism]

*kisses Quentin on the cheek first* *goes back to kiss his wife*

[@tankmaster1018]

2nd Academy Award nomination, Second Win. DAMN STRAIGHT! Love the other actors nominated but Christoph has got to be one of my favorite living actors at the moment.

[@teresamartin4735]

Me too! Hans Landa is timeless acting as well. Waltz has the swag of the old-time film stars such as Cagnie, Mitchum, Portier etc.

[@MuhammadAmir-rb3rg]

tarantino + waltz = 1 oscar

[@vishaallollbeeharree6436]

100% success. damn impressive

[@axr7149]

He's one of only 6 people to pull this off for acting (2 noms/2 wins); the other 5 being: Luise Rainer (Best Actress TWICE for THE GREAT ZEIGFIELD (1936) and THE GOOD EARTH (1937)) Vivien Leigh (Best Actress TWICE for GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) and A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE (1951)) Helen Hayes (Best Actress for THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET (1931) and Best Supporting Actress for AIRPORT (1970)) Kevin Spacey (Best Supporting Actor for THE USUAL SUSPECTS (1995) and Best Actor for AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999)) Hilary Swank (Best Actress TWICE for BOYS DON'T CRY (1999) and MILLION DOLLAR BABY (2004)). Others have pulled off 100% perfect win record in other categories, like: Michael Douglas (1 for Best Picture (producing) and 1 for acting (winning both)) Ben Affleck (1 for screenwriting, 1 for Best Picture (producing) (winning both)) Saul Zaentz (3 Best Picture (producing) nominations, winning ALL THREE) Mark Berger (the all time record holder for highest "perfect score", going 4 for 4 - all for Best Sound Mixing) and many more.

[@divinelydreaming]

truly inspiring, watching his roles is really something i’ve never experienced

[@laurakim5340]

크리스토프 왈츠, 잘 정돈되고 쩍쩍 달라붙는 특유의 발음과 말하는 중간중간 미세하게 떨리는 목소리로 영화든 인터뷰든 시상식이든 어떤 것을 불문하고 화면 안에서 그가 하는 말들을 화면 밖에서도 몰입할 수 있게하는 정말정말 좋아하는 배우. 앞으로도 타란티노 감독과 좋은 작품 많이 보여주길 기대하겠습니다.

[@SarahluvesB]

Christoph Waltz is perfect. Seeing Philip Seymour Hoffman made me sad though, he has such a cute son.

[@samspamable]

***** Silence yourself.

[@brucedoyle4055]

***** Not everyone is born to be a warrior xD

[@cjxked12]

The random jack Nicholson close up cracked me up

[@icecoldtruth3478]

He seems so awkward in real life but when he's acting he exudes such confidence and composure, its wild to see the dichotomy

[@Danicx11]

I like how he gives Tarantino a kiss before his wife.

[@Elliottallen]

Sad seeing how happy Phillip Seymor Hoffmans kid was 😢

[@alexwest2945]

:( I can’t believe it

[@AnnaLVajda]

Yeah heartbreaking you just never know.

[@michaelmertens813]

You can't have children and do hard drugs, that is so, so unfair.

[@alejabaleja]

Jack Nicholson is like "who the fuck is Quentin" 2:56

[@mickharrison9004]

He deserved it for his role in Django,was something very special about it 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@drummats6933]

Just wanted to point out that the kid sitting next to the late PSH is his son, now also an actor, Cooper Hoffman. And he just did his film debut with, of all people, Paul Thomas Anderson, a lifelong partner of his dad. A beautiful full circle! Just a shame that Philip couldn't witness this moment... RIP legend