FIRST LOOK
Badass New Batch of Photos for 'Django Unchained' with Jamie Foxx
by Alex Billington
May 28, 2012
Source: Facebook, Empire
The name's Django. Although we're anxiously awaiting the first teaser trailer for Quentin Tarantino's new spaghetti western Django Unchained, supposedly playing with Prometheus, another batch of new photos have arrived to whet our appetite and keep us excited. This time we get better looks at Jamie Foxx as the freed slave-turned-bounty hunter Django, as well as a second look at Christoph Waltz as bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz (shooting someone), who trains him. There's a few more shots of Leonardo DiCaprio as plantation owner Calvin Candie as well (to compliment the original first look), so check them all out below.
These were found in high res by The Film Stage on Facebook, but they're also in the latest Empire, too.
Django Unchained is written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, who last brought us Inglourious Basterds. In the film, the Django (Jamie Foxx) is a freed slave, who under the tutelage of a German bounty hunter (Christoph Waltz) becomes a bounty hunter himself, and together they track down his slave wife (Kerry Washington) and liberate her from the evil plantation owner (Leonardo DiCaprio). The cast includes Samuel Jackson, Dennis Christopher, Walton Goggins, M.C. Gainey, Don Johnson, Anthony LaPaglia, RZA, James Russo, James Remar, Todd Allen and Franco Nero. Shooting is just wrapping and The Weinstein Company currently has the film scheduled for release starting December 25th, Christmas Day, the end of this year.
43 Comments
1
Can't wait for the teaser trailer! 😀
Moutchy on May 28, 2012
3
Tarantino Unchaind Unfortunately Western Genre is Dead nowadays. Tarantino is Last Man Standing. He wana dig this tomb and bring The Dead to the life (3:10 Not was Original) He is miracleworker. A Modern Virtuoso . Artful in the best kind. Always have Wild , Brutal , Hot , Shocking , Heartpounding moments with : Pure ( Adrenaline & Testosterone ) Confection of Light , Color , Sound , Music and he is Amazing. Dicaprio is not looking good for evil guy But he can surprise me really hard, He know rites of stay STAR. Wait for mr.Waltz
Ehsan Davodi on May 28, 2012
4
Dude seriously: what the heck did you just say????
Lowrider_83 on May 28, 2012
5
I think this was copied from Google translator. I only laughed because it sounded like this drunk guy who lives around my house.
Josef Saltpeppaketchup Woods on May 28, 2012
6
wait... there is a drunk guy that lives around your house?
DoomCanoe on May 29, 2012
7
Have you not seen The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford?
Xerxexx on May 28, 2012
8
Or Appaloosa.
tommyturner on May 28, 2012
9
Or Cowboys and Aliens? oh wait...
LosZombies on May 28, 2012
10
I said original duds, read the commen again 3:10 to Yuma , Appalosa , True Grit and Even Jesse James were remade. You don't read my commen exactly. Tarantino bring the dead to the life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ehsan Davodi on May 29, 2012
11
Actually Ehsan, I believe Appaloosa and Assassination of Jesse James were both originals - not remakes.
tommyturner on May 29, 2012
12
Or The Proposition?
grimjob on May 30, 2012
14
everything looks so clean and HD...
happy camper on May 28, 2012
15
Agree. But I dig the saturated colors.
Ryderup on May 28, 2012
16
And, obviously these pics were shot with a digital camera...
Ryderup on May 28, 2012
17
But they didn't have digital camera back then! I'm confused...
Moutchy on May 28, 2012
18
Yeah, Tarantino and Richardson should have gone full on D.W. Griffith, Birth of a Nation! (Edison cameras, and no sound, not just the language of cinema.) LOL.
Dougla_1 on May 28, 2012
19
These are still photographs from the on-set photographer... and I bet you he shoots on a Canon or Nikon.
Ryderup on May 29, 2012
20
America.
Al on May 28, 2012
21
F*** yeah.
avconsumer2 on May 29, 2012
22
Last picture: JC Penny's Winter Western Collection
JP on May 28, 2012
25
Moving pictures you say?! UNHEARD OF!
LosZombies on May 28, 2012
26
Harry Potter. The Daily Prophet. Gimme a trailer!!!
Isildur_of_Numenor on May 29, 2012
27
Prometheus!
mooreworthy on May 28, 2012
28
Seriously, is that Little Joe Cartwright's jacket? Awesome!
tommyturner on May 28, 2012
30
where the white women at?
mongo on May 28, 2012
31
Probably building a railroads somewhere.
LosZombies on May 28, 2012
32
Or hanging out in an opium tent.
grimjob on May 30, 2012
33
im interested in seeing how much homage he'll play to classic westerns..
lando on May 28, 2012
34
Im really looking forward to seeing DiCaprio in this one. Somethin just tells me he's gonna be a total badass >:D
LosZombies on May 28, 2012
35
I may have to chain myself down (pun intended?). That's how excited I am for this film.
Isildur_of_Numenor on May 29, 2012
36
Beards are so hot right now. Hot like Jamie Foxx with a beard
Jeremy Tapsell on May 29, 2012
37
Man, they all look way too clean. I have a bad feeling about this.
Richard Canlas on May 29, 2012
38
Although remakes western like "3:10 to Yuma" or "True Gri" or "Appalosa" or even Jesse James (not was remake but not original character for me) this movie was very original western with special place in my heart. I wait for this come out, Can't wait
Ehsan Davodi on May 29, 2012
39
Django 2012 (Jamie Foxx) y Django 1966 (Franco Nero)!
Terrible Reactor on May 29, 2012
40
I doubt that sir. I think this is name deja vu. I think Tarantino wright original script for this. I love whole of those remakes too very much(exceptionally cowboy vs alien) unfortunately I didn't see django 1966, I try to see that. Beside if this was true , don't interrupt my comment or show it is false because in that shape (cup of western run out of original ideas, and this mean western was dead to me, I really can't wait for release this with I do respect for your opinion.
Ehsan Davodi on May 29, 2012
41
Django 66 was pretty damn enjoyable, I think you'll dig it.
grimjob on May 30, 2012
42
I agree with Richard Canlas up there. I LOVE Tarantino and everything he does, but the cleanliness of everything is worrying me a bit. I'm not a fan of the old Hollywood westerns, the Italian-made are the ones I love. Dirty and gritty. But I know it won't disappoint. Except for The Terror of Tiny Town. Now THAT'S a classic western!!
grimjob on May 30, 2012
43
That's Franco Nero .. first photo.. the original Django 😀
fan on May 31, 2012
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