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montageraw on Instagram: "Christoph Waltz is an acclaimed Austrian and German actor, born in Vienna, Austria, on October 4, 1956. He comes from a family with a strong theatrical background, with both his parents being set and costume designers and several of his grandparents working as actors. Waltz pursued a prolific career in European film, television, and theater for decades, often playing complex or villainous roles.Waltz gained international recognition later in his career, particularly for

Socion on Instagram: "The post recounts a verified anecdote from Tarantino’s interviews: he nearly abandoned *Inglourious Basterds* after failing to cast Hans Landa, his self-described greatest character, until Waltz’s audition demonstrated flawless multilingual delivery in French, German, English, and Italian. - The embedded 25-second clip from the film highlights Landa’s interrogation scene and cinema confrontation, with overlaid labels illustrating Waltz’s seamless code-switching, which capti