Christoph Waltz

And understand me correctly, please.

I was always privileged.

I did the good stuff with the good people.

But there's a ceiling, and that ceiling is somewhat low.

Yeah, but you also want to spend as much attention on it.

as you can possibly get together for making this one thing happen.

So you don't want to just churn it out because the program needs to go on the screen.

You want to give it your full attention and you want to give it everything you've got and you want to really try to excel and in a way push the envelope to find out what it is that you can do.

Exactly.

So, you know, you take a car on the road, you want to see how much it can do and not just practice parking.

It needs that quiet slide for it to be true evil.

Something that screams out of it might be evil, but it's not really...

more often than not, you manage to dodge it when it screams out.

Of course, of course.

I've seen all his movies, and most of them I've seen several times.

Well, there are different versions.

They have this, what I consider, a pest of dubbing.

So all of a sudden you get Mr. Orange.

You get a white guy doing Samuel L. Jackson.

Exactly, yeah, and trying to talk jive.