Christoph Waltz (70): From Am Dam to James Bond
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With his suffocatingly malicious grin, the Viennese Christoph Waltz is the born villain in Hollywood films. The two-time Oscar winner can no longer be thought out of the dream factory and celebrates his 70th birthday tomorrow.
Born in Vienna, the actor became a Hollywood star through his role in "Inglourious Basterds". Today, Sunday, he becomes 70.
Whether as a bounty hunter, SS-Standartenführer or circus director: Christoph Waltz impersonated very different figures. On 4 October, the native Viennese celebrates his 70th birthday. His international breakthrough succeeded him after decades on stage and in front of the camera. AUSTRIA/VIENE. Christoph Waltz was known for a long time mainly from German-speaking television productions. Then Quentin Tarantino occupied him as Hans Landa in "Inglo…
"Inglourio's Basterds" and "Django Unchained" have brought Christoph Waltz two Oscars. Today, the Viennese-born celebrates his 70th birthday and looks back on an extensive work as an actor and director, from children's TV to Olympus Hollywood.
==Career==On October 4, 2026, Christoph Waltz was 70 years old, playing Gansa Landa at Tarantino and becoming Hollywood's star after 50 years in Europe.
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