You could take your pick of great interrogation scenes from this one - it’s littered with them.

A couple of scenes from this one could be singled out, but the most immediate would be the interrogation of the Mayor in the shack.  “Do you know how much you bleed when someone cuts off your balls?”

The opening sequence that introduces Christoph Waltz’ Jew-hunting Nazi to cinema’s canon of great screen villains.

Guy Pearce playing two crims off each other in adjacent interview rooms with old-school psyche tricks.

The fateful interrogation that sets the authorities onto the killer is perhaps best example of “interrogation”, but several scenes involve some great back-and-forth for the purpose of extracting information.

Is it safe?

Another one centred around a single interrogation.

A film that is essentially centred around a single interrogation.

When Burt Lancaster’s character finally cracks on the stand - powerful monologue.

Chinese woman gives an extended explanation to Inspector Clouseau in Chinese; a funny scene that doesn’t fully pay off until later on.