We never got the Django Unchained sequel featuring an Antonio Banderas hero but we do have a comic book adaptation of it.

Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, Justified), Pedro Pascal (The Mandelorian, Gladiator II, The Last of Us, Narcos, Game of Thrones), Lois Smith (Lady Bird, Minority Report, Marjorie Prime ...

“It’s so funny because when you ask ‘Who was scarier?’, I had to readjust my brain because my memories of Django are just so filled with love. Those guys, in real life, those guys protected me so much ...

It would be fantastic and funny and crazy." While Tarantino explained Foxx's interest in a Django Unchained sequel during Comic-Con 2014, as The Guardian published, "He was like: "Can we make a movie ...

I finally saw Django Unchained this week ... I pretty much have loved all of his wonderful, violent, funny, weird movies. So I certainly knew what I was walking into. That said, when it comes ...

“It very was funny”- Quentin Tarantino Spills the Truth About Kanye West’s Claim of Having the Idea for ‘Django Unchained’ Though actors often take up such far-stretched challenges to bring an ...

The "Django Unchained" star has a new special out on ... as Foxx himself put it, "If I can stay funny, I can stay alive." While Foxx's hospitalization was initially shrouded in mystery, the ...

The Django Unchained actor was hospitalised in April ... which also allowed him to rediscover his relationship with God. “If I can stay funny, I can stay alive,” he added.

Jamie Foxx details brain bleed and life-threatening stroke ordeal in new Netflix special - Foxx opens up about his recovery journey in his candid special, What Had Happened Was ...

gruesome and astonishingly funny. Django Unchained ( * * * 1/2 out of four; rated R; opens Christmas Day nationwide) is classic Tarantino. This inventive, beautifully shot reimagining of history ...

Here's a really funny one, though considering the dark nature of the scene, you couldn't be blamed at all for missing it. When the Klansmen ride their horses over the hill towards Django and ...