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Christoph Waltz wins the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in ‘Django Unchained’

Christoph Waltz

Congratulations to Christoph Waltz! He has just won his second Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as dentist/bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz in Django Unchained. This category was particularly hard to call this year since all of the nominees are previous Oscar winners. De Niro hasn’t won an Oscar since 1980 (Raging Bull) and hasn’t been nominated since 1992 (Cape Fear) until now (for Silver Linings Playbook), and some media outlets were really thinking that it would be De Niro’s year because he’s finally made something of a comeback to respectable movies.

But alas, that silver-tongued Austrian has thwarted the De Niro plan, and I couldn’t be more pleased for Waltz’s victory even though it’s unusual that the Academy would reward him so strongly again merely three years after his first Oscar for Inglourious Basterds. It’s nice to see that villains aren’t the only ones rewarded in this category because his Schultz character was such a good guy.

Christoph Waltz

Once onstage, Christoph immediately gave “my respect” to all his fellow nominees (and his gesture was followed by much applause). He kept his speech short and sweet, but he made a point to say that “My unlimited gratitude goes to Dr. King Schultz … and, of course, his creator, Quentin Tarantino.” He and QT are quite a team, and hopefully, QT will win for Best Original Screenplay later tonight. Hurray for Christoph and Quentin!

Update: Quentin won too! He was so pleased and declared this year “the year of the writers.” Man, he’s going to get so baked tonight.

Christoph Waltz

Christoph Waltz

Christoph Waltz

Photos courtesy of WENN

Written by Bedhead

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58 Responses to “Christoph Waltz wins the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in ‘Django Unchained’”

  1. MissCo says:

    Love him and loved his speech. He is so gracious! He seems like such a nice person.

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  2. Suze says:

    Sweet sweet speech. He deserved the award, he killed that role.

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  3. Suze says:

    The Marisa Tomei of 2013!

    Although, not really.

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  4. kibbles says:

    Congrats to Waltz. I was hoping he’d win. I like DeNiro but I feel the same way about his nomination as I do with Jennifer Lawrence’s nomination. Both are great actors but do not deserve the Oscar for their performances in SLP. The only legit person in SLP for the Oscar would have been Bradley Cooper.

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  5. Ginger says:

    I’m happy he won because it was surprising and and unusual choice. I love him…awesome actor!

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  6. SunnySide says:

    Yay! I was hoping he’d win. I just love him!

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  7. hayley says:

    so well deserved. he is such an incredible actor.

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  8. Mr.Smurf says:

    Just so you celebitches know, I’m going to be up all night. I’m gonna check all night, praying to Jesus that annE doesn’t win, and if she does I’m gonna stage a mutiny at home and school.

    Congrats to Waltz! He deserved it just for the line and delivery of “I couldn’t resist.”…with a huge grin on his face before he was shot.

    Anyone who hasn’t seen Django Unchained should. He was amazing!!! Especially Leonardo DiCaprio. I haven’t seen all of his movies, but that was hands down one of the best movie villain performances I’ve ever seen. He made Candie human, not just a straight caricature. The scene when he finds out that Django and Schultz were screwing him over was classic and great. I’m shocked Leo wasn’t nominated this year for it.

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  9. DemoCat827 says:

    So happy he won. Richly deserved!

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  10. MG says:

    Didn’t see the movie but he made a nice speech. I was hoping TLJ would win though.

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  11. T.Fanty says:

    I want QT to win something. He should have a directing Oscar by now.

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  12. Morgan says:

    Yay!! Nate Silver can suck it,I knew Cristoph Waltz would take this one. He was phenomenal in Django!!

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  13. Samigirl says:

    So attracted to this man! So happy for his win!

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  14. pretty says:

    My one and only wish is Anne Hathaway doesn’t win … please please…

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  15. booboocita says:

    Y’all can keep your Eddie Redmaynes and other young totty … I’ll take a silver fox any day over that. Yay, Christof!

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  16. T.Fanty says:

    Note to CJZ: Contrary to what Rhianna may preach, stroking oneself in public does not constitute dancing.

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  17. Gelina says:

    Congratulations to him! He was fantastic in “Django Unchained”.

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  18. bluhare says:

    He looks like an intellectual Ted Danson in that photo. :)

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  19. two_seconds_ago says:

    Oh God! AnnE just won! Ugh!

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    • allons -y alonso says:

      oh, s**t. I live in a world where AnnE Hathaway has an Oscar and Amy Adams doesn’t. DAMN IT!

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      • Mr.Smurf says:

        +10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000!!!

        Why God? Why? I was a good girl today, went to church and didn’t fall asleep and everything. Is this my punishment for not liking my pastor?
        The only way that there is a silver lining is to laugh at her desperate, try hard, faux graciousness and surprise over and over again. Just like her golden globe debacle. Anyone know if Hugh’s wife gave her a bitchface, or if she tried to hug up on Hugh AGAIN?
        Please respond.

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    • lisa2 says:

      LOL..

      everybody knew Anne was going to win. I think it is best to just accept and move on.

      But funny how upset people are. Now you all get to see her talk about the win all week.

      and let me say. I saw Anne’s Mom being interviewed and after listening to her..
      “When I first knew Anne had It” well it is quite understandable where Anne gets it from. The Acorn and the Tree

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  20. Mr.Smurf says:

    Get a look at this flow chart that The Soup made, on what annE’s acceptance speech would be:
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/the-soup/anne-hathaways-oscar-acce_b_2745252.html

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  21. apsutter says:

    Talk about a dark horse for the outside win!! I’m happy for him, he’s an amazing actor and he was my favorite part of Django.

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  22. F5 says:

    He was great in Django.. the only good thing about the movie.

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  23. Jm says:

    I know he’s just a wee little man but I have such a crush on him . . . so cute!

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  24. TC says:

    Mesmerising performance in Django Unchained. Well done.

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  25. Displeased says:

    Waltz should NOT have won.

    Come on people, your judgement is clouded by favouritism. Waltz’s character in Django was simply too straightforward and didn’t require anything groundbreaking at all. On top of that Waltz’s beard covered up any facial expression and emotion that he might have been showing. Even I could have pulled off that role. You people are confusing a decent character with good acting. L. Jackson for his self-hating house slave performance was more deserving. Leo also didn’t impress that much, but it’s mot him, it’s the role that didn’t require anything more from him.

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  26. NYC_girl says:

    LOVE him, and enjoyed him in the film, but I don’t know if he should have won. He was awesome in “Carnage,” I recommend that. He plays a major jerk married to Kate Winslet.

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  27. truthful says:

    VERY much well deserved!!!

    yipppeee!

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  28. Diana says:

    I was so torned between him and PSH but I was so happy to see him win and such sweet speach. congrats to him!

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  29. natalina says:

    WEIRDO tommy lee jones deserved it

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  30. vvvoid says:

    Oooooomg, I love this man. I love this man.

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