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Christoph Waltz is the greatest actor Tarantino has ever worked with.
Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained (a Spaghetti Western) scheduled for release Christmas 2012
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LOLWUT?
granted he was
the video made a good point about Waltz as the "owner" of candyland and Leo as the other Bounty Hunter
I like Jamie in the Hurt Locker, hopefully he doesnt disappoint in this
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Originally Posted by MMG
LOLWUT?
granted he wasin Inglorious bastards, but Brad Pitt was
the video made a good point about Waltz as the "owner" of candyland and Leo as the other Bounty Hunter
at will not signing on for this
I like Jamie in the Hurt Locker, hopefully he doesnt disappoint in this
andabout that other movie being made with Fassbender and Pitt
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^ Jaimie Foxx wasn't in the Hurt Locker though...maybe your thinking about "The Kingdom"? Or Anthony Mackie?
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I'm actually auditioning for a small role in this film next week. Would be pretty cool if I got it.
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^You guys are thinking about Jarhead
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Agree 100%
No actor has had greater depth and range than Christoph Waltz
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If you think Brad Pitt is a better actor than Waltz, you are crazy.Originally Posted by MMG
LOLWUT?
granted he wasin Inglorious bastards, but Brad Pitt was
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Originally Posted by lobotomybeats
If you think Brad Pitt is a better actor than Waltz, you are crazy.Originally Posted by MMG
LOLWUT?
granted he wasin Inglorious bastards, but Brad Pitt was
How so? I love Waltz and think that he's one of the better actors that Tarantino has worked with but I don't think he's the best.
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Absolutely. Please tell me one actor that has been in a Tarantino film who shows the depth that Waltz does? Waltz is amazing.
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I think it's safe to say that waltz has had one of the best roles written for him by tarantino, but i don't think he's the best... i mean django hasn't even come out what about Leo as a villain, or sam jackson as a house slave(still can't wrap my mind around that concept) I'm not taking anything away from waltz by no means ...but i wouldn't even know who to call the best in his films, he has that rare attribute in directors where he gets the best out of his actors, or atleast Uma Thurman.
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Stop it
Yeah hundreds may have been a gross exaggeration but I see him as an average actor.
That silly comic relief moment when he said "arrivederci" with his cute little southern accent...yick...
Waltz absolutely stole the show within the first thirty minutes of that movie...my interest steadily declined after that interrogation scene.
I'm not really a Tarantino fan though.
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Waltz destroyed that role.
Overall Tarantino Films are
Overall Tarantino Films are
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You can't really blame him if that was how it was written in the script and how his character was supposed to be.
Waltz did give an amazing performance and was the standout in the film. It's one of my favorite movies so I thought everyone was solid in it.
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Hanz Landa is the greatest character Tarantino has ever written (He's actually said this himself, it's not my opinion although I agree wholeheartedly. remember, this script was 10 years in the making)
He's specifically stated in interviews that if he couldn't find the right actor to play the character, the movie would have never been made. I simply can't imagine Leo would do any justice to the role... his "accents" in every single one of his movies fall in and out of his regular voice (Gangs of NY, departed, etc)
If you ask me, Christoph Waltz was dependent upon Hanz Landa as a character just as much as the Character needed him to bring it to life. Come-on... FOUR languages with precision delivery. I'm not sure there's another actor on earth that can do what Christoph did for that character.
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Leo's accents are always the same, they sound awful.
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yup
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Can't wait
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I am stil very disappointed will smith didn't go outside his comfort zone and take this role. Says alot about him.
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I'm guessing Will Smith chickened out because he has bad experience with westerns:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120891/
If that can be considered a western.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120891/
If that can be considered a western.
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my bad, i meant Jarhead
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DDL could've done it.