Yes, get it on.

Got to get it on.

I'm not screaming right now because I'm in the presence of what I believe is greatness.

Christoph Waltz has joined us.

Christoph is in Glorious Bastards.

That is obviously the new movie by Quentin Tarantino.

Christoph, I believe, is going to win an Academy Award.

I watched a movie. I got to see a sneak preview of the movie just the other night, and I enjoyed the movie quite a bit, but I left that theater so impressed by your work, and everybody I was with was trying to figure out where you were from, what other movies you'd been in, And somebody said, I've never seen that guy in another movie.

And I said, when you're really good actor, people don't recognize you from movie to movie because you turn into that role.

But have you been in other movies that we've seen?

No, I don't think you have seen anything that I was in.

I do, the past 10 years, virtually all of my stuff in Germany.

So, you know, German-speaking area being my sort of playing field.

One of the things that was so impressive about your performance in the movie was you spoke German

and you spoke English and you spoke French and even Italian at one point.

Now, I know you speak German, you speak English, you speak French. Italian, did you have to learn for the movie?

I didn't really learn it. I knew how to fake it before. You know, this is something that you really can do. It's a lot of fun to do that.

You take, I tell you how to do it. You take English words with Latin roots, and there are plenty of

them, and you string them together, like, you know, as if you were talking Italian, and make it

sound like opera. You know what? It works. I conversed at one, you know, one occasion in Italy,

for about two hour with this beautiful lady,

for about two hours, I was, you know, sort of discussing sort of semi-cultured, sort of half-sophisticated,

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