Christoph Waltz

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

No, no, it sounds good because at some time you could, you know, there are moments in the movie where you can actually take it for a stage.

Absolutely.

That first scene.

I wouldn't be surprised if this scene cropped up on a stage pretty soon.

It is a one-act play.

It really is, yeah.

And it has really all the classical criteria for...

play you know the unity of time the unity of place the unity of action you know what is happening is happening in original time you know you don't have you don't jump back and forth between locations you stay in this one room and it's still it's still at the same time cinematic as cinematic can be

Denis Menouchi, a French actor.

So we all know you can only be as good as your opposite in an interview, but also on stage, also on screen.

You depend on your partner like one Bedouin on the other for survival.

No, of course not.

Exactly, exactly.

And let's not forget the point of departure there.

We were talking about the drama.

It's the writing.

It's what you have on the paper in front of you.

to hear something that they get a huge laugh.

That's what laughter is.