News about Christoph Waltz

Edinburgh has long had links with the desecration of dead bodies and all things macabre. No wonder then that the Scottish capital has become the centre-point of filming for Hollywood director Guillermo del Toro film Frankenstein. Film crews working on the upcoming Netflix adaption have taken over the city's Royal Mile, transforming Parliament Square into an 18th century marketplace.

Oscar winner Christoph Waltz has confirmed he will play the part of mad scientist Dr Septimus Pretorius in the latest film adaptation of Frankenstein. The role was famously portrayed by eccentric British actor Ernest Thesiger in 1935's Bride of Frankenstein opposite Boris Karloff's iconic monster. In previous films, it was Dr Pretorius who convinced Dr Frankenstein to resume his experiments in bringing dead flesh to life - resulting in the creation of the nightmarish monster.

Tim Robbins had a verbal slip during a segment at the 96th Oscars on Sunday in Los Angeles. Mahershala Ali, 50, Ke Huy Quan, 55, and Christoph Waltz, 67, who introduced the Best Supporting Actor nominees with lengthy monologues about each performer.

Stanley Tucci has long opposed to reprising one of his memorable roles. In an 18 April interview with "Entertainment Tonight," Tucci confessed that he had reservations about portraying serial killer George Harvey in the 2009 film "The Lovely Bones." Tucci said of the role, "It" was horrible. "It's a fantastic film, but it was an exhausting one." Simply for the position." After being cast, he continued to say that he had attempted to back out. "I asked [director] Peter Jackson why he cast me in this role," he said. "I tried to get out of the position, which is mad because I wanted to work." But I was like, 'Why do you want me?' 'Because you're funny,' he said.' 'OK,' I thought.' However, I know what he was saying. I think what he meant was that I wouldn't be too worried about it, not that I wouldn't be concerned about it, but that I wouldn't be overly enthusiastic about it. I'd say that I'd toss it away a little. Which is what you have to do when you're playing somebody who's that awful, right?" "You can't play into it," the singer said. You know, it's over. The movie is over, as you might imagine. You only have to play against it."

Stan's streaming behemoth has unveiled a preview of its highlights from the month of April. The Portable Door, an Australian fantasy film, leads next month's new arrivals. On April 7, Christoph Waltz and Sam Neill, a SFX-heavy family film, will be released. Patrick Gibson (The OA) is also portrayed in London as a low-paid intern who uncovers unethical activity at a shadowy firm. On April 20, Totally Fine, a six-part black comedy, will be on display.

Patrick Gibson, an Irish actor, has opened up about his latest Stan fantasy film The Portable Door starring Sam Neill, Miranda Otto, Sophie Wilde, and Christoph Waltz. The Shadow and Bone actor, 27, said he had 'too much fun' shooting the film, which revolves around his character's search for an internship at a mysterious and magical company in London, speaking with Daily Mail Australia on Friday. Patrick also recalled the first time he met Jurassic Park actor Sam, 75, saying that Sam brought him and some of the cast members and crew to a local RSL club for a fun night out to help break the ice.

The latest Stan Original film The Portable Door is expected to premiere on April 7. The Australian production, starring Christoph Waltz and Sam Neill, is based on a Tom Holt series of popular fantasy novels. It's set in London and stars Patrick Gibson of The OA as a low-paid intern who uncovers unethical activity at a shady company.

On Thursday, Daisy Ridley and Brittany O'Grady stunned in chic suits for the premiere of their latest film Sometimes I Think About Dying at the Sundance Film Festival. The Star Wars actress, 30, and O'Grady, 26, who will be terrorized by Christoph Waltz in the Amazon Prime thriller The Consultant, were a striking pair as they stood side by side. Daisy oozed luxury in her basic gray ensemble, while Brittany dazzled in a chic tuxedo.

In the teaser trailer for Amazon Prime's forthcoming thriller The Consultant, Christoph Waltz plays a boss from hell. Regus Patoff, the Austrian-German actor who recently mocked the prospect of a female James Bond, is a menacing consultant who frightens and threatens his workers after beginning to work for a game design company CompWare. Although telling the employees that he wants to'improve the company, Waltz plays a sinister trick as he reduces the company by pretending to have terminated some of the employees.

She never fails to make a glamorously chic appearance on the red carpet. And this time, Cate Blanchett wore a strange white suit with a large orange pupil on it as she promoted her latest film Pinnochio. In her photo shoot at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday, the 53-year-old Australian actress, who plays Sprezzatura in the animated film directed by co-star Ewan McGregor and Gregory Mann, looked polished in her unique costume. In addition, Cate displayed a plunging neckline in the shoulder-padded blazer, which also had black feather detailing emerging out of where the eyelashes would be visible.

On Monday night, Marvelous Mrs. Maisnahan was greeted by her husband of six years, Jason Ralph, at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards in downtown Los Angeles. The Wisconsin-born 32-year-old and the Texan-born 36-year-old - rocking a classic tux - first met in 2014 while filming Jon Goracy's I'm Obsessed with You - I'm Obsessed with You.

She had a jam-packed first week at the Venice Film Festival. Rachel Brosnahan stepped out on Friday after being escorted to the Hotel Excelsior, where she is staying. In a blue T-shirt and high-waisted light blue denim jeans, the actress, 32, demonstrated her revived sense of style.

Rachel Brosnahan and her partner Jason Ralph were glued to PDA when they opened at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday, with husband Jason Ralph on the red. In a figure hugging peach gown embellished with a slew of ruby beads, the actress, 32, looked stunning. A glimpse of her toned legs emerged as she raised her height with a pair of gold heels amid the frocks thigh-high split.

For a forthcoming stop-motion film directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, Netflix is reimagining Pinocchio's classic tale. The trailer, which was released on July 27, highlights Ewan McGregor's narration as Sebastian J. Cricket. In the voice-over, he warns that you might believe you know this information but "you don't." On January 24, Netflix unveiled the first teaser, giving viewers their first glance at the stop-motion animation film. The original 1883 Italian story written by Carlo Collodi, which Disney reimagined in 1940 with its own animated film, "Pinocchio" on Netflix, which del Toro has been working on for over a decade. Del Toro revealed plans in 2008 to produce a stop-motion animated film based on Collodi's design, but over the years, he was unable to find funding for it and was forced to switch studios multiple times.