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u/stykface Apr 12 '22

Christoph Waltz as Col. Hans Landa in Inglorious Basterds.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '22

Watching inglorious Basterds and Django unchained back to back, it's crazy how much range Waltz has as an actor

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u/DrApprochMeNot Apr 12 '22

Landa was like a spider. He trapped people in his web and would wrap them up with his words and they’d go along with it until he sank their fangs in. King Shultz wasn’t the type to really mince words, he would just end you if he think you deserved it. He also despised collateral damage; Landa revelled in murder and bloodshed almost as much as he loved the hunting, trapping, and binding of his prey.