Django Unchained (von Quentin Tarantino)

[MikeTequila]

Wenn man Twitchfilm glauben schenken darf, arbeitet QT schon an einem neuen Film.

"Quentin Tarantino is continuing his tour through 1970s cult film genres with a trip to the world of spaghetti westerns.

For a change it's not Tarantino who spilled on this one, the notoriously talkative director not saying a word on this one. Instead the word came from iconic Italian actor Franco Nero, who spilled in an Italian interview that he has been cast along with Treat Williams and Keith Carradine. Also reportedly in the cast is Christoph Waltz. The title given by Nero reportedly translates roughly to The Angel, The Brute And The Wiseman, though this is a matter of some dispute. Speculation is that this could be filming by fall."

Man darf gespannt sein ob dies wirklich stattfindet, oder es nur eine Ente war.

Grüße,

[CosmoK]

was für ein Film es auch wird, es wird Zeit für einen neuen.

[Dr.Butcher]

ein tarantino-film mit nero wär schon cool, aber mal abwarten ob was dran ist.

[Thorwalez]

Ich fände es wirklich cool, wenn neben Nero auch andere Italo-Darsteller aus der Zeit (sofern sie noch leben) im Filma auftauchen würden. Terence Hill wär auch ziemlich lässig

[MARVEL]

Ich fände es wirklich cool, wenn neben Nero auch andere Italo-Darsteller aus der Zeit (sofern sie noch leben) im Filma auftauchen würden. Terence Hill wär auch ziemlich lässig

Und Bud Spencer?

[Dr.Butcher]

hill ist immer noch aktiv im geschäft, muss ja keine tragende rolle sein, ein tarantino-typischer cameo-auftritt wäre schick.

[MARVEL]

Sieht doch bei Spencer nicht viel anders aus. Er hat letztes oder vorletztes Jahr doch auch noch in einem deutschen Film mitgespielt.
Die Frage ist doch aber wie bekannt die beiden in den USA sind.

[Thorwalez]

Also Hill ist alleine für seine Nobody-Rolle und die Trinity-Filme nicht unbekannt. Zumindest nicht unbekannter als Franco Nero. Spencer wird dort wohl eher als typischer Italowestern-Darsteller, "den man irgendwo schonmal gesehen hat", wahrgenommen.

Dass die alle nicht den Beliebtheitsgrad wie in Europa (und vor allem Deutschland) haben ist klar.

Ich weiß noch, als der amerikanische Nachbar von nem Freund meinte (Düsseldorf), er hätte einen total lustigen Film im TV gesehen, wo sich alle andauernd prügeln und die Schläge so lustige Geräusche machen. Er meinte "Sie nannten ihn Mücke". Sowas hatte er noch nie gesehen (nicht mal was Ähnliches), aber er hat ihn brav zu Ende geguckt, nur wegen den lustigen Geräuschen und den dummen Witzen (Coladose und Hotdog). Ok... der Typ war jetzt generell nicht so der Filmkenner, aber so wie hier, wo jedes Kind Spencer und Hill kennt, wird es in USA wohl nicht sein.

[Kumbao]

Wobei die Extralarge Reihe jetzt auch nicht soooo unbekannt gewesen ist.

[Thorwalez]

Wat fürn Ding? Extrawas?

[Kumbao]

Diese Reihe mit Bud Spencer und Phillip Michael Thomas. Hat sich aber erledigt. Ich war überzeugt, dass es sich dabei um ne amerikanische Reihe handeln würde, da hier viele Amis auftreten, ist aber ne deutsch/italienische Koproduktion.

[Dr.Butcher]

update:
http://www.tarantino.info/2011/03/04...ntino-project/

I won’t walk you through all the events, but give you the skinny. Apparently, Franco Nero (Django, The Mercenary) talked at an event in LA about a spaghetti western that is in preparation starring himself, Treat Williams and Keith Carradine called The Angel, The Bad And The Wise. The internets spilled out additional information, such as that being the Tarantino project, Christoph Waltz being on board, and the script being finished. The film was supposed to be shot in Italy and Spain (making it a real spaghetti western), and located at the Weinstein Company. Now, AICN’s Beaks has been doing some digging and fact checking, and as it turns out – to cut a long story short – the Franco Nero project is not the Tarantino project. But there is a Tarantino script and (our own sources confirm this) Quentin is still working on it. Now it might be that drafts have made the round in some circles, but the last thing we’ve heard is that there is no final draft yet and we’re awaiting further news. Also, the Tarantino script – or movie, or project, whichever you want to call it – is not titled The Angel, The Bad and The Wise, which in turn sounds more like the long-planned Enzo G. Castellari (Inglorious Bastards) project. In terms of fact that seem to be fairly confirmed is that Tarantino’s movie will be a spaghetti western, or something in the vein of a spaghetti western at least, and Christoph Waltz seems to be attached. There is something in the bush, clearly, and I wouldn’t be surprised if we hear more about it soon. If we remember how quickly Inglourious Basterds moved ahead eventually, that could develop into a Tarantino style as well: pull a hat trick, and then bring it to Cannes the same year, surprising everyone and their grandmother.

heißt abwarten bis man was wirklich offizielles hört.

[NiggVord]

Hab zwar das Gefühl, dass ich nur zu blind bin einen bereits bestehenden Thread hierzu (ja, ich weiß, da ist bereits ein Thread zu einem Tarantino-Western, aber der scheint ja eigentlich ein Castellari-Film zu sein) zu finden, aber hab das gerade entdeckt:

When you are a quarterback, looking for someone to pass the ball to, you sometimes get hit from the side because either a team mate did not do their job right or you just got surprised. Well bazinga, as that Sheldon Cooper character from The Big Bang theory would say, I was about to hit the sack and let the couple of brewskies put me to sleep when something happened….

If you follow this website, just recently or maybe since when we started it almost 10 years ago, you might or might now have smelled it. It was awfully silent, I mean aside from Ball’s birds, and something seemed to be rotten in Denmark, as they say. Well, if you’ve been wondering what Quentin Tarantino‘s next movie will be, the wait is over. Quentin has put pen to paper recently (which pens you should really know, as a true fan) and after what is known as publishing day, another ‘magnus opum’ is now seeing the light of day.

Tarantino fans rejoice, for what we have here, officially, is Senor Q. T’s latest ….. DJANGO UNCHAINED

And while you are recovering from your heart attacks, let me run this down for you my friends, geek style. The two-word Tarantino movie title is back, and we have a deuce reference. Of course to the ever legendary spaghetti western Django of 1966 by Sergio Corbucci, and of course Sukiyaki Western Django, by the revered Takashi Miike in which Q shot a snake! Django is of course the fella with the gatling gun in his coffin… but what if QT unleashes a Django onto the screen? Fiesta…..

At this point we cannot confirm whether this has anything to do with recent rumors that this might be Quentin’s “southern” or if it is a “real” spaghetti western or anything else. The whole script does not seem to have leaked, but you don’t wanna be a leaker considering the legal troubles that would get yourself into. TWC’s lawyers will most likely come down on you like the guns of navarone, they will be Superfly TNT…. so be cool, fonzies.

Quelle: http://www.tarantino.info/2011/04/30...ngo-unchained/

Freu mich wie ein Schnitzel!

[NiggVord]

Es gibt bereits erste Gerüchte zur Handlung sowie zu einem Mitwirken von Christoph Waltz. Diverse Internetseiten berichten darüber und die Quelle scheint ein Kommentar im Bericht von Hollywood Elsewhere zu sein. Hab keine Ahnung wer der Typ ist, wer also auch über die Infos gestolpert ist sollte diese mit Vorsicht genießen. Hier der Originalkommentar:

As someone who has actually read Tarantino's latest script - and no I can't forward it to anyone, it'll get out there pretty soon anyway and I ain't about to scan 166 pages of script because I'm sitting on a hard copy - I can tell you that most of you are just shooting from the hip. DJANGO is fucking awesome and it's a script that only QT could have written... and I actually think it's one of his most personal scripts to date.

First off, this thing is going to be controversial with a capital C. The title character Django is a freed slave, who under the tutelage of a German bounty hunter (Christophe Waltz) becomes a badass bounty hunter himself and after assisting Waltz on taking down some bad guys for profit, is in turn assisted by Waltz in tracking down his slave wife and liberating her from an evil plantation owner. And that doesn't even half begin to cover it! This film deals with racism as I've rarely seen it handled in a Hollywood film. While it's 100 percent pure popcorn and revenge flick, it is pure genius in the way it takes on the evil slave owning south. Think of what he did with the Nazis in Inglourious and you'll get a sense of what he's doing with slave owners and slave overseers in this one. It's violent and funny and full of great Tarantino monologues and shoot outs (and slave rapes and slave tortures) and the center piece of the script is this fantastic relationship between Django and his Obi-Wan Waltz and it all just fucking works in the way only Tarantino makes it work. If you're a QT hater this script won't convert you. If you're a fan, you'll be onboard for the entire ride and you'll love every fucking second of it. I cannot wait to see the finished movie. It's going to shock and offend and drive people nuts when they see this thing. Detractors are going to find a thousand reference points from previous movies, but they've never been presented like this and I'm some one who has seen a LOT of movies and this script didn't feel familiar to me in the slightest.

[MikeTequila]

Das Walz mitspielt ist schon länger im Netz. Franco Nero hat da schon geplaudert.

[NiggVord]

Das Walz mitspielt ist schon länger im Netz. Franco Nero hat da schon geplaudert.

Das ist der Thread, den ich in meinem Ausgangspost meinte. Schau dir den letzten Beitrag in dem Thread an.

I won’t walk you through all the events, but give you the skinny. Apparently, Franco Nero (Django, The Mercenary) talked at an event in LA about a spaghetti western that is in preparation starring himself, Treat Williams and Keith Carradine called The Angel, The Bad And The Wise. The internets spilled out additional information, such as that being the Tarantino project, Christoph Waltz being on board, and the script being finished. The film was supposed to be shot in Italy and Spain (making it a real spaghetti western), and located at the Weinstein Company. Now, AICN’s Beaks has been doing some digging and fact checking, and as it turns out – to cut a long story short – the Franco Nero project is not the Tarantino project. But there is a Tarantino script and (our own sources confirm this) Quentin is still working on it. Now it might be that drafts have made the round in some circles, but the last thing we’ve heard is that there is no final draft yet and we’re awaiting further news. Also, the Tarantino script – or movie, or project, whichever you want to call it – is not titled The Angel, The Bad and The Wise, which in turn sounds more like the long-planned Enzo G. Castellari (Inglorious Bastards) project. In terms of fact that seem to be fairly confirmed is that Tarantino’s movie will be a spaghetti western, or something in the vein of a spaghetti western at least, and Christoph Waltz seems to be attached. There is something in the bush, clearly, and I wouldn’t be surprised if we hear more about it soon. If we remember how quickly Inglourious Basterds moved ahead eventually, that could develop into a Tarantino style as well: pull a hat trick, and then bring it to Cannes the same year, surprising everyone and their grandmother.

Da steht, dass die Gerüchte sich nicht auf den Tarantino-Film beziehen, sondern (wahrscheinlich) auf ein kommendes Castellari-Projekt. Hielt es deshalb für angebrachter einen neuen Thread zu eröffnen, auch damit nichts durcheinandergebracht wird und der Titel des Films ja nun steht.

[Gianna]

Hört sich ja echt super an. Jetzt kriegt der Southern echt Konturen, falls die Script Kritik echt ist ...

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Bei Tarantino Filmen habe ich immer das Problem das ich sie mir nur einmal ansehen kann. Dannach - auch wenn ich sie gut fand - habe ich das Interesse daran verloren. Außnahme war da Death Proof. QT ist wohl eher nicht mein Gebiet... Aber auf einen Western freue ich mich.

[NiggVord]

EXCLUSIVE: 'Django Unchained' May Be Quentin Tarantino's Next, But Is Christoph Waltz Really In It?

Sparse and confounding details surrounding Quentin Tarantino's latest film are slowly leaking out: the so-called "Django Unchained" is said to be the "Inglourious Basterds" director's long-awaited Western, and the inclusion of "Django" in the title has led many to believe that this directly ties into "Django" movies of yesteryear. Adding further fuel to that speculation are recent comments from original "Django" star Franco Nero that he'd be appearing in the movie.

Official ties to "Django" and Nero's casting aren't confirmed — not yet, at least — but Indie Wire has word from Tarantino's reps at WME that, yes, a script for "Django Unchained" exists and has been submitted to The Weinstein Company. WME offered the additional detail that Oscar-winning "Basterds" star Christoph Waltz will star in the film: "It’s a western whose lead character is a former slave who is in league with Waltz to save his wife from an evil plantation owner," they state. If you're confused, this is what is referred to in the business as "a bingo."

But is it a bingo? Don't get us wrong, we're excited about the idea, but when we spoke with Waltz at the "Water for Elephants" press junket a few weeks ago, he completely denied his involvement in the film. I can set the record straight: it's like a profound misunderstanding that explains the insanity of the Internet," Waltz told MTV News about rumors of his role in a Tarantino-directed Western. "It's Franco Nero, in Italy, who's planning a Spaghetti Western. He said, 'It would be great if we got a director like Quentin Tarantino.' And immediately, all of the manic bloggers had a version [of the story]. Whatever was the most attractive version was picked. "No, we haven't talked," he continued, explaining that he had not discussed a new collaboration with Tarantino at the time. "Quentin is usually working in these spurts. He has to let it ferment for a long time, then he goes [to work] and then we find out."

So as recently as mid-April, Waltz said he wasn't involved with Tarantino's latest. Either he was protecting the plate and covering up his involvement — a maneuver we certainly wouldn't put past the erstwhile Hans Landa — or things have changed. Or, and this is the possibility that I like the least, he really isn't in the movie.

There are a lot of balls up in the air with this one, so who's to say what's right and what's wrong just yet. The truth will come out soon. For now, we can all agree on this: if Quentin Tarantino really is reuniting with Christoph Waltz for a Western called "Django Unchained," especially if Nero is back in the swing of things, well… the word "geekgasm" doesn't quite cover it. Stay tuned and we'll bring you more info as we can.

Klingt für mich so, als hätte Tarantino eher nur den Wunsch geäußert, Waltz zu besetzen bzw. den Charakter mit Waltz im Hinterkopf geschrieben. Würde seine Beteiligung jedenfalls auf keinen Fall ausschließen, Tarantino braucht ja auch erstmal grünes Licht von den Weinsteins, bevor die Castings beginnen.
Find es aber begrüßenswert, dass WME die Sache scheinbar schon offiziell bestätigt hat. Wobei ich auch nicht weiß, wie seriös eine Seite wie MTV in solchen Fällen ist.
Außerdem bestätigt Waltz' Aussage auch die Theorie, dass scheinbar wirklich nahezu zeitgleich eine Westernproduktion mit Franco Nero ansteht. Ich hätte jedenfalls nichts gegen eine neue Italowesternwelle

[Assassin]

Bei Tarantino Filmen habe ich immer das Problem das ich sie mir nur einmal ansehen kann. Dannach - auch wenn ich sie gut fand - habe ich das Interesse daran verloren. Außnahme war da Death Proof

Ausgerechnet mit Abstand der langweiligste und schlechteste Tarantino von allen