Christoph Waltz
Corona deniers are "just stupid" for him
Christoph Waltz at an appearance in Cannes
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Christoph Waltz has a clear opinion on corona deniers: They "think along the lines that they have in front of their heads," says the actor.
Hollywood star Christoph Waltz (64, "Django Unchained") sees "everything that is currently being avoided as inconvenience," as he explained to "GQ". "It doesn't matter if you step quietly for a few months." The 64-year-old also says in the interview that he thinks "of the three people who live together in 50 square meters and lose their job. That is another matter. For me, as long as I am healthy, it is not existential. For for many it is existential despite health ".
Waltz adds: "I have certain inhibitions to talk about the fact that I have time to reflect, to read and to sort things out. (…) All of this left me personally not only frustrated and negative, last year. But, and I am aware of that, I am in such a privileged situation that I cannot talk about my supposed privations. (…) Because, to be honest, I can no longer see what kind of sensitivities Celebrities talk about how bad the crisis is for them. They can no longer go to the restaurant or meet up with friends. Yes, then you just don't meet! ", The star said in the magazine.
He also has a clear opinion about corona deniers: "These people who call themselves lateral thinkers think along the lines of the board that they have in front of their heads." If wearing a mask is perceived as restricting basic rights, "then you already have a problem in the thinking process. It's not across the board. It's just stupid."