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Christoph Waltz won Best Supporting Actor at the 85th annual Academy Awards, besting four other former Oscar winners. Waltz's Oscar win capped off one of the more competitive races in Academy Awards description.
The Alabama Shakes brought some Southern rock to the stage to complement the Django Unchained actor's comedy.
Christoph Waltz won Best Supporting Actor at the 85th annual Academy Awards, besting four other former Oscar winners. Waltz's Oscar win capped off one of the more competitive races in Academy Awards description.
"We participated in a hero's journey, the hero here being Quentin," Waltz said when accepting the award. The 2012 award for this category went to Christopher Plummer for his role as Hal Fields in "Beginners." The Academy of Motion Depiction Arts and
Christoph Waltz captured the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 2013 Oscars on Sunday in Los Angeles. Waltz won the award for his role as Dr. King Schultz, a dentist and gift hunter in Quentin Tarantino's "Django
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