Christoph Waltz

Film · Austria and Germany · 1956–

Christoph Waltz Life & Career Timeline

A multilingual television veteran transformed into a two-time Oscar winner.

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Born in Vienna1956Born in Vienna4 October 1956 · Vienna, Austria
Studies acting1970Studies acting1970s · Vienna and New York
Professional stage work1977Professional stage work1977 · Europe
Television career begins1980Television career begins1980 · Austria and Germany
The Gravy Train1990The Gravy Train1990 · United Kingdom
Directing for television2000Directing for television2000 · Germany
Inglourious Basterds2009Inglourious Basterds2009 · France and Germany story
Best Actor at Cannes2009Best Actor at Cannes24 May 2009 · Cannes, France
First Academy Award2010First Academy Award7 March 2010 · Los Angeles, California
Carnage2011Carnage2011 · Paris production
Django Unchained2012Django Unchained2012 · American South story
Second Academy Award2013Second Academy Award24 February 2013 · Los Angeles, California
Cannes jury member2013Cannes jury member2013 · Cannes, France
Big Eyes2014Big Eyes2014 · United States
Spectre2015Spectre2015 · International
Downsizing2017Downsizing2017 · United States
No Time to Die2021No Time to Die2021 · International
Frankenstein2025Frankenstein2025 · International

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About Christoph Waltz

Christoph Waltz’s precision and verbal agility carried him from European television to Tarantino, Bond and global cinema.

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Vienna, Austria

Born in Vienna

Christoph Waltz was born into a family deeply connected to theatre, film and design.

Source: www.oscars.org

Vienna and New York

Studies acting

Waltz trained at the Max Reinhardt Seminar and Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute.

Source: www.oscars.org

Europe

Professional stage work

Theatre engagements established his classical and contemporary repertoire.

Source: www.oscars.org

Austria and Germany

Television career begins

Waltz built a prolific German-language television career.

Source: www.oscars.org

United Kingdom

The Gravy Train

The international television production was an early English-language screen role.

Source: www.oscars.org

Germany

Directing for television

Waltz expanded his work behind the camera while continuing to act.

Source: www.oscars.org

France and Germany story

Inglourious Basterds

Quentin Tarantino cast Waltz as multilingual SS officer Hans Landa.

Source: www.oscars.org

Los Angeles, California

First Academy Award

Waltz won Best Supporting Actor for Inglourious Basterds.

Source: www.oscars.org

Paris production

Carnage

Roman Polanski’s chamber comedy placed Waltz in a tightly wound ensemble.

Source: www.oscars.org

American South story

Django Unchained

As bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz, Waltz reunited with Tarantino.

Source: www.oscars.org

Los Angeles, California

Second Academy Award

Django Unchained brought a second supporting-actor Oscar.

Source: www.oscars.org

United States

Downsizing

Alexander Payne’s social satire gave Waltz a flamboyant supporting role.

Source: www.oscars.org

International

Frankenstein

Waltz joined Guillermo del Toro’s adaptation of Mary Shelley’s novel.

Source: www.oscars.org
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