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Williams and Will Smith being considered for the role of the title character before Foxx was cast. Principal photography took place from November to March in California, Wyoming, and Louisiana.
The film received numerous awards and nominations , as well as five nominations at the 85th Academy Awards , including Best Picture. In early Texas , brothers Ace and Dicky Speck drive a group of shackled black slaves on foot.
Among them is Django , sold off and separated from his wife Broomhilda von Shaft, a house slave who speaks German and English. They are stopped by Dr.
King Schultz, a German dentist -turned- bounty hunter seeking to buy Django for his knowledge of the three outlawed Brittle brothers, overseers at the plantation of Django's previous owner and for whom Schultz has a warrant.
When Ace levels his gun at Schultz, Schultz kills him and shoots Dicky's horse. As a result, the horse falls on top of Dicky, pinning him to the ground.
Schultz insists on paying a fair price for Django before leaving Dicky to the newly freed slaves, who kill him and follow the North Star to freedom.
Bennett rounds up a posse whom Schultz ambushes with explosives, killing most of them while Django kills Bennett. Obliged to Django, Schultz takes him on as an apprentice and agrees to help him find and rescue Broomhilda.
They return to Texas where Django collects his first bounty, keeping the handbill as a memento. He and Schultz rack up several bounties before spring, when they travel to Mississippi and learn that Broomhilda's new owner is Calvin J.
Candie, the charming but cruel owner of the Candyland plantation, where slaves are forced to wrestle to the death in brutal " Mandingo " fights.
Schultz and Django hatch a plan. They can then feign second thoughts about buying the fighter and leave with just Broomhilda. They meet Calvin at his gentlemen's club and make the offer.
Intrigued, Calvin invites them to the Candyland plantation. En route, the group encounters Calvin's slave trackers who have cornered D'Artagnan, an escapee, and disfigured Mandingo fighter.
In response, Calvin has lead slave hunter Stonecipher release dogs at D'Artagnan, who mauls him to death. The sight upsets Schultz, but Django does not visibly react.
Calvin asks Django why Schultz, supposedly in the business of forcing slaves to fight to the death, is so disturbed. Django tells Calvin that Schultz is used to seeing men die in fights, not be killed by dogs.
Django says that Schultz, being a foreigner, is unaccustomed to America by implication, condemning the uniquely vicious nature of American slavery.
Having told Broomhilda of their plan, Schultz offers to buy her as his escort while negotiating the initial deal during dinner. Calvin's staunchly loyal head house slave Stephen realizes that Broomhilda knows Django, accurately deduces their plan and alerts Calvin.
Schultz reluctantly agrees. During the sale's finalization, Calvin threatens to have Broomhilda shot if Schultz does not shake his hand to seal the deal, and Schultz instead shoots him dead.
Calvin's bodyguard kills Schultz, and Django goes on a rampage, killing the bodyguard, the lawyer, and several of Calvin's gunhands, but is forced to surrender when Stephen takes Broomhilda hostage.
The next morning, Django is tortured and about to be castrated when Stephen arrives, halting the torture to say that Calvin's sister Lara has taken charge and that Django will instead be sold to a mining company and worked to death.
En route there, Django uses his first handbill to prove to his escorts that he is a bounty hunter. Once released, Django kills his escorts and returns to Candyland with a bag of dynamite.
At the mansion, Django kills Lara and the remaining henchmen, releases the two remaining house slaves, and kneecaps Stephen before igniting the dynamite he had planted throughout the mansion.
Django and Broomhilda watch from a distance as the mansion explodes before riding off together. Tom Wopat , Omar J.
Dorsey and Don Stroud play U. Jacky Ido , who appeared in Tarantino's previous film , plays one of the slaves in an uncredited role. Tarantino also appears in the film as a masked Bag Head named Robert.
He called this type of film "a Southern", stating that he wanted:. I want to do them like they're genre films, but they deal with everything that America has never dealt with because it's ashamed of it, and other countries don't really deal with because they don't feel they have the right to.
Tarantino later explained the genesis of the idea:. I was writing a book about Sergio Corbucci when I came up with a way to tell the story.
I was writing about how his movies have this evil Wild West, a horrible Wild West. It was surreal, it dealt a lot with fascism. So I'm writing this whole piece on this, and I'm thinking: 'I don't really know if Sergio was thinking [this] while he was doing this.
But I know I'm thinking it now. And I can do it! Tarantino finished the script on April 26, , and handed in the final draft to The Weinstein Company.
The crossover would have seen a younger version of the blacksmith character from RZA's film appear as a slave in an auction.
However, scheduling conflicts prevented RZA's participation. I liked the action in the snow so much, Django Unchained has a big snow section in the middle," Tarantino said in an interview.
The title Django Unchained alludes to the titles of the Corbucci film Django ; Hercules Unchained , the American title for the Italian epic fantasy film Ercole e la regina di Lidia, about the mythical hero's escape from enslavement to a wicked master; and to Angel Unchained , the American biker film about a biker exacting revenge on a large group of rednecks.
Among those considered for the title role of Django, Michael K. Williams and Will Smith were mentioned as possibilities, but in the end Jamie Foxx was cast in the role.
Nero suggested that he play a mysterious horseman who haunts Django in visions and is revealed in an ending flashback to be Django's father; Tarantino opted not to use the idea.
Jonah Hill was offered the role of Scotty Harmony, a gambler who loses Broomhilda to Candie in a poker game, [25] but turned it down due to scheduling conflicts with The Watch.
Neither Scotty nor the poker game appear in the final cut of the film. In a January interview with Vanity Fair , costume designer Sharen Davis said much of the film's wardrobe was inspired by spaghetti westerns and other works of art.
For Django's wardrobe, Davis and Tarantino watched the television series Bonanza and referred to it frequently. The pair even hired the hatmaker who designed the hat worn by the Bonanza character Little Joe, played by Michael Landon.
Davis described Django's look as a "rock-n-roll take on the character". In the final scene, Broomhilda wears a dress similar to that of Ida Galli 's character in Blood for a Silver Dollar Davis said the idea of Calvin Candie's costume came partly from Rhett Butler , and that Don Johnson's signature Miami Vice look inspired Big Daddy's cream-colored linen suit in the film.
King Schultz's faux chinchilla coat was inspired by Telly Savalas in Kojak. Django Unchained was the first Tarantino film not edited by Sally Menke , who died in Editing duties were instead handled by Fred Raskin , who had worked as an assistant editor on Tarantino's Kill Bill.
The film features both original and existing music tracks. The film also features a few famous pieces of western classical music , including Beethoven 's " Für Elise " and "Dies Irae" from Verdi's Requiem.
Tarantino has stated that he avoids using full scores of original music: "I just don't like the idea of giving that much power to anybody on one of my movies.
In a scholarly essay on the film's music, Hollis Robbins notes that the vast majority of film music borrowings come from films made between and and argues that the political and musical resonances of these allusions situate Django Unchained squarely in the Vietnam and Watergate era, during the rise and decline of Black Power cinema.
The first teaser poster was inspired by a fan-art poster by Italian artist Federico Mancosu. His artwork was published in May , a few days after the synopsis and the official title were released to the public.
In August , at Tarantino's request, the production companies bought the concept artwork from Mancosu to use for promotional purposes as well as on the crew passes and clothing for staff during filming.
The film was released on March 22, , by Sony Pictures in India. The website's critical consensus reads, "Bold, bloody, and stylistically daring, Django Unchained is another incendiary masterpiece from Quentin Tarantino.
Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave the film four stars out of four and said: "The film offers one sensational sequence after another, all set around these two intriguing characters who seem opposites but share pragmatic, financial and personal issues.
It's as unwholesome, deplorable and delicious as a forbidden cigarette. Scott compared Django to Tarantino's earlier Inglourious Basterds : "Like Inglourious Basterds , Django Unchained is crazily entertaining, brazenly irresponsible and also ethically serious in a way that is entirely consistent with its playfulness.
To the contrary, Owen Gleiberman , film critic for the Entertainment Weekly , wrote: " Django isn't nearly the film that Inglourious was.
It's less clever, and it doesn't have enough major characters — or enough of Tarantino's trademark structural ingenuity — to earn its two-hour-andminute running time.
An entire issue of the academic journal Safundi was devoted to Django Unchained in " Django Unchained and the Global Western ," featuring scholars who contextualize Tarantino's film as a classic "western".
No doubt these are matters that another director would have handled more delicately, and with less stylistic excess, than Tarantino, who has never been bashful.
Another director also would have been less willing to proclaim his film the first in a new genre, the 'Southern'. Django Unchained was listed on many critics' top ten lists.
Django Unchained garnered several awards and nominations. Some commentators thought that the film's heavy usage of the word " nigger " is inappropriate, affecting them to an even greater extent than the depicted violence against the slaves.
African-American filmmaker Spike Lee , in an interview with Vibe , said he would not see the film, explaining "All I'm going to say is that it's disrespectful to my ancestors.
That's just me I'm not speaking on behalf of anybody else. It was a Holocaust. My ancestors are slaves stolen from Africa.
I will honor them. Actor and activist Jesse Williams has contrasted accuracy of the racist language used in the film with what he sees as the film's lack of accuracy about the general lives of slaves, too often portrayed as "well-dressed Negresses in flowing gowns, frolicking on swings and enjoying leisurely strolls through the grounds, as if the setting is Versailles, mixed in with occasional acts of barbarism against slaves That authenticity card that Tarantino uses to buy all those 'niggers' has an awfully selective memory.
Jackson said that he believed his character to have "the same moral compass as Clarence Thomas does".
It's kind of exciting. Take Django Unchained. The movie boils down to one central theme: the white man as devil—a moral scourge who must be eradicated like a lethal virus.
Samuel L. Jackson told Vogue Man that " Django Unchained was a harder and more detailed exploration of what the slavery experience was than 12 Years a Slave , but director Steve McQueen is an artist and since he's respected for making supposedly art films, it's held in higher esteem than Django , because that was basically a blaxploitation movie.
Some reviews criticized the film for being too violent. Not surprisingly, Quentin Tarantino has lately become the focus for this sort of criticism about the relationship between the movies and acts of violence.
The fact that Django Unchained arrived in theaters right around the time of the Sandy Hook massacre didn't help.
Yet he has refused to give an inch in discussing the link between movie violence and real life. Obviously I don't think one has to do with the other.
Movies are about make-believe. It's about imagination. Part of the thing is trying to create a realistic experience, but we are faking it.
Is it possible that anyone in our cynical world credits a self-serving sophistry like this? Of course an industry under fire will claim that its hands are clean, just as the NRA has done — and of course a favorite son, be it Tarantino or LaPierre , can be counted on to make the claim louder than anyone else.
But do they really believe that imaginative expression is without consequence? The Independent said the movie was part of "the new sadism in cinema" and added, "There is something disconcerting about sitting in a crowded cinema as an audience guffaws at the latest garroting or falls about in hysterics as someone is beheaded or has a limb lopped off".
Adam Serwer from Mother Jones said, " Django , like many Tarantino films, also has been criticized as cartoonishly violent, but it is only so when Django is killing slave owners and overseers.
The violence against slaves is always appropriately terrifying. This, if nothing else, puts Django in the running for Tarantino's best film, the first one in which he discovers violence as horror rather than just spectacle.
When Schultz turns his head away from a slave being torn apart by dogs, Django explains to Calvin Candie—the plantation owner played by Leo DiCaprio—that Schultz just isn't used to Americans.
Although Tarantino has said about Mandingo fighting, "I was always aware those things existed", there is no definitive historical evidence that slave owners ever staged gladiator -like fights to the death between male slaves like the fight depicted in the movie.
The non-historical term "Mandingo" for a fine fighting or breeding slave comes not from Tarantino, but the film Mandingo [] which was itself based on a novel with the same title.
Writing in The New Yorker , William Jelani Cobb observed that Tarantino's occasional historical elasticity sometimes worked to the film's advantage.
On the matter of historical accuracy, Christopher Caldwell wrote in the Financial Times : "Of course, we must not mistake a feature film for a public television documentary", pointing out that the film should be treated as entertainment, not as a historical account of the time period it is set in.
What is really meant to entertain us in Django is violence. Tarantino rightly depicts slavery as no mere administrative ownership but a grievous and monstrous infliction of cruelty.
Colvin, who claimed that the script for Django Unchained bears extensive similarities to their film, titled Freedom. The lawsuit was filed in a federal court in Washington, DC.
He is seen shooting the proprietor of a racist shooting game called Runaway Slave, saying "people die at the fair". Tarantino has said in an interview that he has 90 minutes of unused material and considered re-editing Django Unchained into a four-hour, four-night cable miniseries.
Tarantino said that breaking the story into four parts would be more satisfying to audiences than a four-hour movie: " It would be a miniseries.
And people love those. The story which became the director's follow-up film The Hateful Eight was first attempted as a paperback novel sequel to Django Unchained titled Django in White Hell.
Tarantino decided, however, that the character's established morals did not fit the tone of the developing story so he began re-writing it as an original screenplay with no connection to the earlier film.
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Archived from the original on May 10, January 1, The Hollywood Reporter. Archived from the original on January 8, While helping Nathaniel bury the corpses, Django visits the grave of Mercedes Zaro, his former lover who was killed by Jackson.
Hugo and his revolutionaries arrive and capture Jackson's spy, Brother Jonathan. As punishment, Hugo cuts off Jonathan's ear, forces him to eat it, and shoots him in the back.
Nathaniel, under the guise of bringing prostitutes for the soldiers, drives a horse cart containing Django, Hugo and four revolutionaries, two of whom are named Miguel and Ricardo, into the Fort, allowing them to massacre many of the soldiers — Miguel uses Django's machine gun, while Django, Hugo and Ricardo fight their way to the gold.
As Django and the revolutionaries escape, Jackson gives chase, but is forced to stop when the thieves reach American territory.
Django asks for his share of the gold, but Hugo, wanting to use it to fund his attacks on the Mexican Government , promises to pay Django once he is in power.
Django has the prostitute distract the men guarding the safehouse containing the gold, and enters the house via the chimney.
Stealing the gold in his coffin and activating his machine gun as a diversion, Django loads the coffin onto a wagon. Miguel crushes Django's hands as punishment for being a thief, and Hugo's gang leave for Mexico.
Upon arrival, the revolutionaries are massacred by Jackson and the army. Django, resting himself on the back of Mercedes Zaro's cross, pulls the trigger guard off his revolver with his teeth and rests it against the cross, just as Jackson's gang arrive.
Believing that Django cannot make the sign of the cross with his mutilated hands, Jackson shoots the corners of Zaro's cross.
Django then kills Jackson and his men by pushing the trigger against the cross and repeatedly pulling back the hammer. Matthew , to write and direct a Spaghetti Western that would recoup the losses of his first film as producer, The Possessed.
Corbucci immediately accepted Bolognini's offer, leaving Ringo and his Golden Pistol to be completed by others. The director wanted to create a film inspired by Akira Kurosawa 's Yojimbo , which he had seen two years prior on recommendation from his regular cinematographer , Enzo Barboni.
Corbucci also wanted to make a film that would rival the success of A Fistful of Dollars , a Yojimbo adaptation directed by his friend Sergio Leone.
Bolognini gave Corbucci a very short schedule in which to write the film's screenplay. The first outlines of the story were written by Corbucci with his friend Piero Vivarelli ; the pair wrote backwards from the final scene of the film.
The destruction of the lead character's hands prior to the final showdown was influenced by Corbucci's previous film, Minnesota Clay , which depicted a blind protagonist who attempts to overcome his disability.
Major Jackson's use of Mexican peons as target practice also has historical precedence - Indigenous Brazilians had been used as target practice by white slavers as late as the s.
Corbucci and Vivarelli's outline was then revised by Franco Rossetti. English prints do not list Maesso, and credit Geoffrey Copleston for the English-language script.
Corbucci originally wanted to cast Mark Damon who had played the title character of Ringo and his Golden Pistol as Django, but Damon experienced a conflict in his scheduling and had to withdraw.
Bolognini considered either Franco Nero or Peter Martell for the role, and eventually decided to have Fulvio Frizza, the head of Euro International Film the film's distributor , choose the actor based on photographs of the three men.
Frizza chose Nero, who was reluctant to appear in the film because he wanted to perform roles in more "serious" films. He was eventually persuaded by his agent, Paola Petri, and her husband, director Elio Petri , to accept the role on the grounds that he would have "nothing to lose".
Most interior and exterior shots were filmed on the Elios Film set outside of Rome, which included a dilapidated Western town renovated by Carlo Simi , a veteran of both Corbucci and Leone's films.
In an interview for Segno Cinema magazine, Barboni explained that during the two weeks of shooting at the Elios Film set, filming was made problematic by the low amount of available sunlight.
Grey and heavy clouds covered the sky nearly permanently, making it extremely difficult for the crew to choose the right light.
Many scenes turned out to be underexposed , but the type of film negative that was used permitted this, and the crew was enthusiastic about the visual effects created.
An Italian version of the song, released only on the soundtrack album and as a single , was performed by Roberto Fia.
Original vinyl release, [18]. CD re-release, [17]. Django received an 18 certificate in Italy due to its then-extreme violence.
Bolognini has stated that Corbucci "forgot" to cut the ear-severing scene when the Italian censors requested he remove it.
In the United States , Django was shown for a brief period in Los Angeles during the making of Nero 's first production in Hollywood , Camelot ; this limited release consisted of four screenings that were hosted by Nero himself.
However, the English-dubbed version has frequently been criticized for being inferior, voice acting and script-wise, to the Italian version.
In a contemporary review of the film for the Italian newspaper Unita , Django' s depiction of violence was described as "the heart of the story", "truly bloodcurdling", and "dismayingly justified in the emotions of the audience".
The reviewer also noted that, "this repetition of excessive cruelty, in its sheer extent and verisimilitude, transfers the film from a realistic plane to the grotesque, with the result that here and there it is possible to find, among the emotions, a certain healthy amount of humour".
According to Frayling, Django's appearance makes him appear "less like an archetypal Western hero than one of the contadini farmers on his way back from the fields, with working tools on his back, dragging his belongings behind him, [making a] direct [point] of contact with the Southern Italian audiences".
Audience members, which included actors and filmmakers such as Paul Newman , Steve McQueen and Terence Young , were appreciative of the film's sense of humour and originality.
Budd Wilkins, reviewing Django for Slant Magazine during its theatrical re-release, rated the film three-and-a-half stars out of four, and compared its aesthetics and story to the "rough-hewn storytelling and rough-and-tumble pessimism that characterize subsequent Corbucci films like The Great Silence " and the "political dimension" of "more radicalized Zapata Westerns like Damiano Damiani 's A Bullet for the General ".
Performance-wise, he noted that Nero's performance as Django is "almost entirely taciturn: vulnerable, angelic, strangely robotic. He theorized that the two characters suffer from posttraumatic stress disorder due to their constant exposure to violence, and thus make a "perfect" romantic couple.
Cox also found that the film's upbeat ending , a rarity in Spaghetti Western films, "tells us something of Corbucci's fondness for women, and for personal bonds".
When Butcher's Film Service submitted Django to the British Board of Film Classification in , examiners recommended that the film be denied classification and banned outright.
The company appealed to the Board's Secretary, John Trevelyan , who concurred with the assessment of examiners that the film's "excessive and nauseating violence" was justification for its denial of a certificate.
More importantly, he explained that it would not be possible to cut the film for an X rating. Murphy suggested that it would still be unlikely for the film to receive a certificate, largely because of both the Board's scathing assessment of the film and the "sensitivity of critics" to depictions of violence in films such as Straw Dogs.
Ultimately, the distributor chose not to acquire the film. In , a new distributor decided to re-submit the film for classification.
Examiners were divided over whether the film could be passed with cuts, especially given the raising of the minimum age for X films from 16 to 18 in However, it was concluded that the film's "loving dwelling on violence", which was viewed by the Board as its "sole raison d'etre ", meant that the rejection was still justified.
Rather than being formally rejected again, Django was withdrawn from classification by the distributor.
Django did not receive a classification in the UK until it was submitted for an official video release by Arthouse Productions in , when the BBFC concluded it could be passed, without cuts, with an 18 certificate.
Five specific scenes were called into question in both the and examiner reports of the film: [35] [36].
The film was downgraded to a 15 certificate for "moderate bloody violence". The BBFC have acknowledged that the original 18 certificate was partially reactionary to the film's censorship history.
This release, by Anchor Bay Entertainment , is mostly uncut and presented with a remix of the English dub in Dolby Digital 5.
Included as special features are trailers for the two films, exclusive interviews with Nero about their production histories, an arcade -style interactive game and an illustrated booklet with essays on the films.
This release, which is currently out of print , was criticized for its hazy, washed-out transfer. If You Live, Shoot!
Blue Underground's DVD releases utilize a high quality albeit mildly damaged transfer based on the film's original camera negative , which was subject to a complex two-year digital restoration process that resulted in many instances of dirt, scratches, warps and deteriorations being removed and corrected.
On September 1, , Arrow Video announced that they would release Django on November 19 later pushed back to December 11 in the US and Canada as part of a two-disc Blu-ray set with Texas, Adios , with the films having received new 4K and 2K restorations respectively.
The special features for the film include an audio commentary by Stephen Prince , new interviews with Nero, Deodato, Rossetti, and Nori Corbucci, archival interviews with Vivarelli and stunt performer Gilberto Galimberti, an appreciation of Django by Spaghetti Western scholar Austin Fisher, an archival introduction to the film by Cox, and the theatrical trailer.
Two versions of this release were revealed in this announcement: a standard edition that would also include an illustrated liner notes booklet featuring a new essay by Spaghetti Western scholar Howard Hughes and reprintings of contemporary reviews of the film, as well as a double-sided poster; and a steelbook edition that would not include the poster.
More than thirty unofficial " sequels " to Django have been produced since Most of these films have nothing to do with Corbucci's original film, but the unofficial sequels copy the look and attitude of the central character.
An official sequel, Django Strikes Again , was released in with Nero reprising his role as the title character. In April , an English-language television series based on Django was announced as being developed as an Italian-French co-production by Atlantique Productions and Cattleya.
The series was slated to consist of 12 fifty-minute-long episodes, with the possibility of multiple seasons. In May , it was reported that Franco Nero will reprise his role in his third outing as the titular character, entitled Django Lives!
The lead character's iconic coffin arsenal has been paid homage in several movies and TV series, including several Japanese anime series.
Fist of the North Star features a plot device wherein the lead character, Kenshiro, drags a coffin behind him into a wasteland town. In the Cowboy Bebop episode, "Mushroom Samba", a bounty hunter runs around with a coffin behind him.
The character Wolfwood in Trigun has a cross-shaped arsenal case called the Punisher which he carries frequently that is reminiscent of Django's coffin.
The character Beyond The Grave formerly Brandon Heat , of Gungrave , carries a metal coffin-shaped device which houses a variety of weapons. The fantasy movie Death Trance features a protagonist dragging a sealed coffin around for much of the film.
In the Brazilian pornochanchada film Um Pistoleiro Chamado Papaco A Gunman Called Papaco , the title character spends the whole film carrying a coffin and the opening scene is inspired by Corbucci's film.
The main character of the Boktai series of video games is a vampire hunter named Django, who drags a coffin around for sealing and purifying immortals.
Black carries around a coffin that houses a Gatling Gun. Django is the inspiration for the song and album Return of Django by the Jamaican reggae group the Upsetters.
Additionally, Django is the subject of the song "Django" on the Rancid album Indestructible. The Jamaican film, The Harder They Come , contains a sequence where the hero, Ivan, watches Django in a cinema, which has echoes with his character and story.
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