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A news host introduces a mock BBC biography of Christoph Waltz, whose earnest interview about a film called Down Pink turns into a strange speech about humping.
0:00 About 3 hours and 8 minutes ago, Christoph Waltz won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in Inglourious Basterds, and a lot of people, when they saw the movie, wondered, this guy's great, 0:09 where did he come from? He's been acting for years. Tonight, I thought it would be interesting and educational to look at a BBC biography of Academy Award winner Christoph Waltz. 0:22 Good afternoon. Programs for the Open University begin in a couple of minutes. 0:27 Academy Award winner Christoph Waltz was largely unknown to American audiences before his turn as Colonel Hans Lander in Inglourious Basterds. 0:38 Despite his overwhelming success with Inglourious Basterds, there is a lesser known film which Christoph himself believes defines him as an actor. 0:47 It could be the role of my lifetime. Everything I ever experienced in my life, everything I ever did as an actor, they pulled towards each other, and it became 1:08 Down Pink. 1:39 Of course, from the very beginning, you strive, you head towards a goal. 1:45 In a way, the the strive and the quest became the goal. 1:52 And then it happened. 2:08 Ah, ein Telefon. Der Humping. 2:17 Eine kleine vierseitige hawaiische Gitarre. Der Humping. 2:24 Der Humping. 2:27 You have to understand that the humping is not a metaphor. Well, yes, the ukulele is. 2:34 The telephone alarm. Self-explanatory. The humping is humping. 2:40 Which part don't you understand? 2:50 I am communicating. The message is important. 2:57 We are all humping. We need to hump together. 3:05 The new age of humping is dawning. 3:19 Thank you. 
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