Quentin Tarantino’s latest movie, “Django Unchained,” about a slave-turned-bounty hunter, doesn’t shy away from violence and language, including 110 uses of the N-word –- something the cast had to come to grips with while filming.
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
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Quentin Tarantino’s latest movie, “Django Unchained,” about a slave-turned-bounty hunter, doesn’t shy away from violence and language, including 110 uses of the N-word –- something the cast had to come to grips with while filming.
These characters use the N-word because that’s what people said back
then, and again if you don’t understand how ugly the time is, you don’t
understand how bad--- [Django] is to get through this time,” Kerry
Washington told Access Hollywood’s Michelle Beadle, referencing Jamie
Foxx’s Django character.
Quentin Tarantino’s latest movie, “Django Unchained,” about a slave-turned-bounty hunter, doesn’t shy away from violence and language, including 110 uses of the N-word –- something the cast had to come to grips with while filming.
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