Hans Landa - Inglourious Bastards - Restaurant Scene

[@ricksanchez6135]

He ordered milk for her, a reminder of the beginning scene. Absolutely savage.

[@starcrafter13terran]

Oh hell, I didn't even make the connection.

[@SancLunatic]

I only realized that while watching this. Hans Landa is cold blooded. xD

[@USNavyMC]

So that's saying he knew who she was, but why wouldn't he detain her then?

[@ARRRRRRRRFUL]

That's the whole purpose of this scene guys. His character is that of a detective that gets satisfaction from outsmarting his victims. (It's actually implied later that he isn't really even loyal to the nazis, when he makes a deal with the Americans) In this scene it's heavily implied that he knows who she is, but neither we nor Shoshanna know for sure. An example is how he keeps asking her questions about her identity, probing at her story. Tarantino did a great job with the whole cat and mouse concept. Even as the audience we can feel the crazy amount of tension building up... then he leaves and Shoshanna lets out a huge gasp.

[@Joseph-sg3jz]

ScoutTheDog He never saw her face at the beginning

[@francobobfred]

What a badass entrance

[@woihjsd]

+francobobfred I know right? His actual first scene was a perfect character introduction. SHIVERS.

[@HalfDecentTrashCollection2001]

It was, to me, a Darth Vader level entrance.

[@kooj22]

God damn........Christoph Waltz is an amazing actor

[@lancegoodthrust546]

+Derek Kudjer I completely agree. His character of Landa should of been turned into a series. Like HBO or something. And as someone who has WWII reenacting I can tell you the costumes in Basterds are flawless down to the detail of how the insignia is worn. Which is funny to me since this movie isn't purposely historically correct. But who cares, it's such a great flick.

[@brendabreazeale2212]

+Lance Goodthrust technically, some of Landas medals are either out of place, or certain ones are possible without another. still a bad ass scene, if u ever want me to enlighten you and tell u what the colonel has wrong, lemme know

[@lancegoodthrust546]

Brenda Breazeale Thanks for the info but I got most of it down. Landas Medals are something and make them all out. But his rank collar tabs are correct. We could pick apart shot for shot but you have to agree most films don't give a shit for authenticity.

[@voltra.118]

I agree

[@Chris-gg2ef]

Yeah he is

[@SancLunatic]

Hans Landa definitely one of the greatest movie villains ever.

[@ja3482]

"Villain?"

[@jaccuse4086]

"And for the mademoiselle, a glass of milk." Fucking savage

[@Touchii]

The Tin Memesman it wasn't about the milk but the cream

[@jeffydahmer8654]

I hear this song in my head every time my father in law comes to visit.

[@erebousde]

Wife: "Ah, father, there you are!" You: O_O Dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun

[@quincysmith2379]

Goosebumps when the guys like "AAAHH LANDA!!" And Shosanna is like O_O with the music. Terrifying!!

[@agp11001]

The quintessential "OH FUCK" facial expression.

[@CumSoc]

That guy is Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's master propagandist.

[@FinkShady]

@@CumSoc someone please let me know if the phrase in German is "Ah, Landa, da sind Sie ja" - correct or not?

[@gogotrololo6192]

When Landa arrived I thought those Kill Bill sirens were going to start up lol

[@willmarsden7657]

I'm glad they didn't; the Iron Side Sirens were great in Kill Bill because the Bride was capable of enacting swift brutal revenge on an adversary that wronged her - Shoshanna on the other hand can't; she needs to (as a Landa put it) be a hidden rat in a world pressing hard down on her, and the tension when that plan could come apart with Landa arriving was intense - this music was perfect ^_^

[@BalventiusBoy]

Guys, this scene is absolute genius. You see, Strudels, usually back then, were made with lard- pig fat and the creme has dairy, and these two are non kosher and Jewish diet consist of only eating kosher. Hence another one of the Jew Hunter’s tricks to test Shoshanna’s faith

[@mdouse84]

Wow thank you for that explanation. I have seen this movie many times and never questioned the intent of the Strudels & cream.

[@BalventiusBoy]

Jewish people can drink milk, but mixing it with other animals is prohibited by Jewish law. "Most Jews do not mix milk or cheese or any milk product and meat together in the same meal. This is because of the interpretation of the command not to boil a kid in it's mother's milk."

[@sookeysookey1]

Well actually not all Jews observe kosher. So shoshanna might not be breaking her religion.

[@andreiradulescu22]

I believe Jews are permitted to eat non-kosher when disclosing their identity would endanger their life.

[@Veegs.]

That puts so much more meaning in haha thank you for explaining

[@TheSindustriesLtd]

i got goosebumps through this entire scene... and when he said "a glass of milk" i pretty much lost my shit

[@FreelancerAlpha1-1]

The tension is unreal, I'm uncomfortable and I'm sitting on my bed eating popcorn

[@AmericanRoads]

Wow, such a menacing presence, Landa is. Thank you very much for this epic portrayal Mr. Waltz!

[@lianhorvat5744]

I know, the first time seeing this scene it really shook me up, got my heart racing.

[@WeezlackGames]

For anyone who is wondering, the song is called Bath Attack by Charles Bernstein

[@starkill3r966]

Thank you

[@joshuak5798]

Thank You!

[@무빙진-f3d]

Thank you

[@CP-jk3tc]

Thank you

[@seamusbutler4518]

Exactly what I was searching for thank you

[@TheGrimSniper14]

Everything about this entrance is amazing. The music, the fact that Major Hellstorm jumped out of his chair and stood at attention, the look on Shosanna's face. It was all too perfect

[@babukilari]

I visited this restaurant last evening. Had Strudel and requested for Creme additionally as the strudel is originally served with Vanilla Sauce. Looking at the place around, I was at emotional high. I am one of the biggest fans of this movie :)

[@AW-hp4oq]

Where is the restaurant?

[@inceykoreli7672]

Brother tell us the name pls

[@marcchavez4179]

Somthing about waltz eating is so satisfying to me for some reason

[@omedemod]

thought i'm the only one

[@USNavyMC]

When he drinks that milk too. I've never wanted a glass of milk so bad.

[@michaelchazareix8913]

It's called ASMR, it has a scientific explanation, check it out.

[@pajaro84bacan]

We are legion

[@youngoldbones]

Wow, I just noticed that Hans ordered "a glass of milk" for Shoshanna, that was his way of letting her know, that he knew exactly who she was.

[@Taramw32]

youngoldbones Yup....that was a very tense moment.

[@obsoleteprofessor2034]

+youngoldbones I can't be sure of that. If he did, I think he would wait to arrest her in the hopes of finding a bigger nest of Jews.(??)

[@jgstargazer]

+AntiTroll101 In the opening scenes of the movie, Landa was looking for Jews in the farmhouse; he asked for a glass of milk. Shoshana was hiding under the floorboards. She might have seen/heard through the cracks that Landa had asked for milk. For us watching the movie, we were left with the possibility that he recognized her and that ordering milk for her was his way of letting her know that he knew who she was. The creme scene has something to do with non-kosher food.. another way to test her to see if she was Jewish.

[@wyattgray3575]

+youngoldbones It's never been confirmed if he actually knew it was her.

[@youngoldbones]

Baldy Nohairs I know, but I think he knew. He's a detective, he deduced it was her. I'm sure he was looking for a girl to appear in town. I think he let her go, just to torment her later on.

[@meinhd1483]

This scene made me want to eat a strudel with whipped cream. Will be going to the bakery tomorrow.

[@Taramw32]

Mike Rychlik I felt the same way.

[@laughingtothebanklikehahah3618]

Sadly I dont have a strudel nor a bakery near me so ima just eat a raisin bagel and dramatically put cream cheese on it

[@ManuelFlores-wj9wg]

AHHHH, LANDA!!!!!

[@trapstarvonel9563]

Manuel Flores THERE YA ARE

[@toowey5875]

Dasinsiya

[@FinkShady]

did he say "da sind Sie ja" in German? Sorry I was trying to search for the correct term to learn this sentence...

[@letsplay8009]

Crisrtofer waltz just overshadowed everyone in the film

[@AlexJamesGTV]

that music is so fucking badass

[@luckblack2193]

RIGHT!? I wanna know if thats an actual song

[@AlexJamesGTV]

Luck Black It is. The song is called "Bath Attack by Charles Bernstein" but its only from a section of it :D

[@luckblack2193]

Thank you :D

[@artonblunting6262]

Christoph Waltz is a Supreme Actor, in spite of being average sized physically, he conjures up a monster through his acting skill and personality. The music at his intro is so high octane and fitting, that it makes you love the power of cinema and soundtracks. RESPECT for Tarrantino and his team.

[@riazhassan6570]

Size matters for some ‘tough guy’ roles, maybe, though some actors manage to be ‘big’ despite their physical smallness. Landa is an intellectual polyglot. His bigness comes from his sharp brain and his skills as a detective, somewhat like Columbo

[@DrBachur]

Christoph Waltz is a fucking international treasure.

[@ImpulsiveDonut]

Dat sound of the sugar being dissolved in the coffee.

[@oneonetwothreefiveeight]

now that you mention it it is very satisfying

[@adamamador1001]

I love how the inferior officer stands up at attention because it’s actually somewhat disruptive & scary how fast the movement is onscreen, coupled with the boots clicking and stomping together. Great re-Intro for Landa 👌

[@4rct1c9Ic3m4n]

We should all be thankful to Mr. Tarantino for bringing to light the superb acting talent of Mr. Waltz. I am such in awe of this man-like oil on water. So slick when acting

[@zarakovixdread146]

Probably one of the most badass entrances of a villain i've ever seen in a movie

[@honeykrisp]

am I the only one who think that the matching soldier's food stomp gesture with the initial soundtrack and the immediate landa's presence afterwards makes this scene soooo cool? i repeat it again and again.

[@ThemBuns]

absolutely deserved the oscar for this role. he was incredible. not to mention, his only competition that year was Woody but Christoph deserved it for sure

[@zilbertoisaac2472]

honeykrisp/ I agree. And I remember the 'Ah, Landa, you are here' cut was also came out suddenly. That cut just came out abruptly like interrupting gesture. And right after that, soldier's foot stomp and salute, Landa's sudden appearance behind Shosanna, the beating soundtrack, so exciting. This style of editting or scene-showing(?) appears so often in Tarantino films, and I think it is definitely one of the things that make Tarantino's style distinguished from all other movies.

[@Gefluegelbrutzler]

auftritt Christoph Waltz. die mit abstand beste inszenierte szene überhaupt. Gänsehaut pur

[@Mystrohan]

Everyone should read just how far and wide Quentin Tarantino searched for an actor suitable to play Hans Landa - and just how many different skills Christoph Waltz had to cultivate throughout his life to meet those standards. It's really an incredible story.

[@odinwest9335]

Thank you, my friend. You make me feel less crazy for having watched the first 27 seconds of this video for about an hour today.

[@westcoastbrotha]

So many amazing parts from this scene alone. From his entrance, to him ordering her milk to how he pauses from time to time. I like how Waltz stops to admire his streusel before he begins to eat it. Then he stops to chew his streusel and stare at her before he continues his interrogation. I also like how they actually show the cream being scooped up lol. I was wondering if Waltz was testing Emmanuelle again when he stares at her for a minute while lighting his smoke and then says he had something he wanted to ask her and fixated on her before stating he couldn’t remember. Just look at his face lol.

[@FishbowlPhenom]

I still remember the harsh gasps and “oh, shit”s I heard all over the theater when Landa appeared. That’s a testament to both Tarantino (for smartly withholding him from the story just long enough for the audience to sort of forget) and to Waltz (for being absolutely perfect for the part).

[@Nerflover10097]

This is my favourite scene in the movie. You can see how much Landa is enjoying himself in taunting Shoshanna, ordering milk for her and making her wait for the cream. He's totally baiting her, seeing if she collapses under the pressure.

[@wyattgray3575]

"That's actually a pretty good strudel" 3:45

[@VindettaOfficial]

Everytime I watch this right when Landa appears and the music comes in it gives me so many chills.

[@lovisapetersson1620]

I just wish that he had said "au revoir shoshanna!" At the end of this scene too..

[@vialms]

that introductory music when Landa appears... just amazing atmosphere!!

[@KadajHyro]

The entire concept of Hans Landa is coerces you or guilt's you into your own created lack of comfort. He's like the mother who sees cake on your face and asks you repeatedly if you ate cake to which you reply no every time building, guilting more and more. He basically mentally breaks them down by kindness and analytical conversations. The character is geniusly designed. And one of the better villains of cinema.

[@TheDaddySlash]

Fuck! this scene is so perfect. Such a badass entrance by Landa.

[@alvojnikovic2171]

Landa is my favorite villain ever

[@yvesheinrich5013]

The opening with the music is one of the scariest things in film history! The intensity, the fucking music, it's scary as fuck!

[@Doemieh]

My heart was racing when Landa entered. Fantastic scene,- well chosen background 'music'

[@Corrieography]

Whoever was in charge of soundtrack deserves an award.

[@KUSHKkUuSsHh]

What you all didn't notice, was him checking her pulse, just like he does to every one.

[@uncharted6455911]

that music and seeing HANS LANDA still gives me goosebumps....

[@vesta1711]

One of the best scenes and the best acting in cinema history

[@JEkim-kj7ft]

LOVE this scene ...one of the best scenes in this movie

[@radamaag]

Possibly one of my favourite character's ever, about to watch Django, hope he lives up to this

[@bendawn-cross5622]

It's so awesome how the menace comes from his charm. Great acting.

[@dayyamjagadish9874]

That background score at the beginning.....perfect...👌👌

[@vitoalgerino]

LOL 2:50 wait for the cream ``Attendez la crème```:D.

[@jamin4556]

I love the way this guy talks it gives me tingles down my spine..

[@niles8102]

The amount of crowd shock and fear at this scene in the theater when I first saw this movie in Seattle. . . this is how you make an entrance in a movie!

[@Ano0p]

The theater's roof came down when we saw Hans Landa's face in this scene.

[@Nerflover10097]

Hans is so subtly sadistic it's amazing. He had Shoshanna hooked the whole scene. Brilliant.

[@FelipeRVD]

Every scene with Landa is BRILLIANT!

[@roycampbell4741]

Hans knew exactly who she was, he could’ve ordered any other drink. But no, Hans is that sadistic to remind her past. That’s what makes him a great villain.

[@ded66]

It's from the 1976 martial art cult film 'Master of the Flying Guillotine' - one of Tarantino's favorite movies of all time. A must-have DVD for true cinephiles.

[@emigrant1510]

Apart from the music and everyone's reaction, the way the guy says "...Ah Landa, you're here" interrupting the whole conversation, really sets the tone about shit going down

[@nightraider0075]

I'm glad waltz was picked for landa Dicapro (first choice) would've also been good but waltz killed the part But the thing that bothers me is that tarentino wanted Adam sander to play landa as his Second choice Now just think about that

[@mikemauldin5632]

Can't be true.

[@mikemauldin5632]

+Ed A. ok yeah that makes sense. kind of.

[@BMTHxxx100]

+XxX_bushdid9/11_xXx he wouldnt be able to speak 3 languages

[@Reaper6571]

Tarantino wanted Adam Sandler to play the Bear Jew, not Landa

[@MrCaptainTea]

+billy_blazeIt_mays that has to be a joke im dying laughing at the idea of sandler

[@quincysmith2379]

Oh my god the beginning is chilling. Just the music and Landa in that Nazi uniform is horrifying...

[@valkir293]

I remember watching this movie and being in awe of how astonishingly evil his character is. Great movie.

[@xierus]

I just realized the genius of Hans ordering her a glass of milk - it makes us wonder if he's onto her, and if he's just toying with her, thus making the stakes even higher, as we have to wonder how sharp Hans really is.

[@WingsWithWax]

I always looked at him as the bad guy who just thought he was doing his job and never thought of himself as a villain, his shrewd and charming manner was just an add on for the audience to adore him

[@me_lero]

It's missing the greatest moment of the scene where Shosanna breathes out and starts to cry. Landa is brilliant. I find it most scary that a man like him is so attractive, intelligent and well-mannered. Can't help but fall in love with the bastard.

[@NotMessiah]

I agree completely. Its a brilliant stylistic choice to bring out the tension resulting from people being unable communicating across mixture of languages. Could have easily focused on the theatricality of Landa's face but makes a conscious choice to stick with Shossana's stoic face hiding a pounding heart.

[@spamwithrice]

i freakin love the danger music that plays when they show hans. gives me chills.

[@riazhassan6570]

Always affable and courteous, but you can feel the menace and tension

[@magicalbra]

They're both so good in this scene

[@LittleBlueBird95]

The music fits perfect for that scene

[@britdude74]

Mon favorit est "attendez la creme." Tres drole!

[@MrArticSwing]

parlez-vous anglais? if so, can you write the dialogue down for this scene? I am learning French.

[@Idlusen]

Transcription des dialogues en français : Zoller (I think) : Emmanuelle, voici le colonel SS Landa, il sera chargé de la sécurité pour la première. Landa : Enchanté, mademoiselle. « Au revoir, Shoshanna ! » Avez-vous goûté le strudel ici ? Shoshanna : Non, non. Landa : Il n’est pas si mauvais. Alors… comment se fait-il que le jeune soldat et vous ayez fait connaissance ? Ouais… deux strudels, un pour moi et un pour la demoiselle. Pour moi, un café serré, et pour la demoiselle… un verre de lait. Donc, mademoiselle, vous commenciez à expliquer ? Shoshanna : Il y a encore deux jours, j’ignorais l’existence du soldat Zoller et… de ses exploits. Pour moi le soldat n’était qu’un client de mon cinéma, nous avons discuté quelques fois mais… Landa : Mademoiselle, permettez-moi de vous interrompre. Ceci est une simple formalité, aucune raison de vous inquiéter. Veuillez m’excuser, j’ai oublié de commander la crème, un instant. Attendez la crème. Alors, Emmanuelle. Puis-je vous appeler Emmanuelle ? Shoshanna : Oui. Landa : Donc, Emmanuelle… expliquez-moi, comment se fait-il qu’une jeune femme comme vous en arrive à posséder un cinéma ? Après vous. Verdict ? Comme je disais, pas si mauvais. Vous commenciez à expliquer l’origine de votre possession du cinéma. Shoshanna : À l’origine le cinéma appartenait à ma tante et à mon oncle. Landa : Comment s’appelaient-ils ? Shoshanna : Jean-Pierre et Ada Mimieux. Landa : Où sont-ils à présent ? Shoshanna : Mon oncle a été tué pendant la Blitzkrieg. Landa : Oh, navré. Continuez. Shoshanna : Tante Ada est morte de fièvre au printemps dernier. Landa : Regrettable. Il m’a été signalé que vous employez un nègre. Est-ce vrai ? -- Note that Landa slightly mispronounces some words. Shoshanna is genuine.

[@mattyice2099]

I love that entrance for him haha it strikes pure terror in the audience for her sake.

[@ladymuramasa8857]

Relentless Attack from the movie The Entity. I remember it because it scared the crap out of me as a child.

[@travissutton3458]

the "wait for the cream" bit is pretty amazing really

[@xdiver01]

Best scene ever! Awesome acting.

[@roadtoabsurdity]

The strudel looks so scrumptious!

[@Lord_Mortanius]

Best scene! That music at the beginning!

[@bottomupengineering]

Seriously this movie is about Waltz....what a brilliant performance!

[@thenecessaryevil1030]

0.06 the sly ghoulish smirk on his face...... Epic

[@橘子陷糖葫芦]

Epic！Great acting and attractive role

[@JakVox]

This scene is just... so unsettling.

[@ReelzChannelable]

Because he's awesome and she's awesome. Awesome people understand each other.

[@Mcquiz95]

The fact that you don't like the movie doesn't make it dull, predictable nor boring.

[@12345678967090]

Amazing shot of the century

[@edenito]

I totally agree. This specific thing makes movies the best, when people speak their native language.

[@TheBubbleoh]

It's superb in every language Hans Landa says it :D

[@willmarsden7657]

It's that feeling when you think you got away with something as a kid, then your parents call out your full name and now you're reviewing your lies and telling yourself to play it cool, despite the fact you know the seriousness of the consequences if you stuff this impending face to face up.

[@jujubaclothing]

hey what is Waltz character eating? it looks fucking good. I will go to a french resturant once i know of that dessert

[@DrTBD-pg1qz]

Strudel.

[@tdfern1]

Adrian Schaer well yeah but this is in a French restaurant, and this goes to every French bakery, that France is the king of pastries. Also Toaster Strudel anyone?

[@advantage82]

+Thomas Fernandez France is not pastries king. Thats why he says in that place strudel "its not so terrible"

[@tdfern1]

advantage82 What place where you call pastry king?

[@alfgrebs6172]

When it comes to those fluffy pastries, then France and Central Europe (Austria, Hungary, etc.) are on top. But the French famously stole a lot of pastry ideas from the Austrians. That's why they have a few "viennoise" pastries.

[@Dysharmonya]

everytime I eat strudel now I can't help but think of this scene ... and it's been years since the movie came out :D

[@artbyreedie]

Terrifyingly brilliant.

[@BarronBrothersFilms]

The music at the start is absolutely terrifying!

[@Ylajalih]

If you mean the song that plays when Landa enters, it's "Bath Attack" by Charles Bernstein.

[@HoffmannMoritz]

This scene is GENIOUS! Landa already recognized her. He orders a glas of milk to let her know that .) gotta love tarantino

[@HPfan3018]

Christophe Waltz is just a great actor

[@YousOth]

Well, I only came here to this fabulous delicious strudel again. ♥

[@DeadliestLit]

You're absolutely right that Landa recognized her. Such a shame that people don't get that. They should watch Tarantino's interviews about the characters and the film to find out more.

[@willmarsden7657]

I've always hated this kind of situations in real life - someone you know needs to have a bad conversation with you: but they rock up with smiles and candour. You lose your nerve because the issue is between you and the other person to the ignorance of everyone else, and you know that axe is going to drop the second the group disperses.