Last month President Trump, armed with cue cards advising basic human responses, held a listening session at the White House ... Tarantino’s 2013 film Django Unchained. You see, Donald Trump ...

Django is a film about slavery that ... It also gives us a free man murdering an evil house slave and burning a plantation to the ground. It warmed my soul to see those things on a big screen.

“Django Unchained” delivers a number of audacious ... Jackson, who plays the more-than-trusted house slave of plantation owner Calvin Candie, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio.

By Tim Appelo Django Unchained On Set BTS ... Jackson, who plays the head house slave who secretly runs Candie’s plantation. (They shot in Lone Pine, Calif., Jackson Hole, Wyo., ...

Django eventually takes the upper hand, as the pair trespasses onto the notorious Candyland, the plantation where Django ... Unlike “Lincoln,” “Django Unchained” affords room at the ...

In "Django Unchained," Tarantino rewrites the house slave forever, not as a willing victim, but as the one truly evil slave on the plantation. The violence is outsized, epic, enormous, bloody ...

Late in Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained,” an elderly African-American house-servant meets a freed slave at a soon-to be-bloody plantation and starts swearing like Samuel L. Jackson.

Jackson in the 2012 film “Django Unchained ... a house slave played by Samuel L. Jackson in the popular Quentin Tarantino movie, remains loyal to his master at a Mississippi plantation.

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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison compared Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to the house slave in the film “Django Unchained.” Ellison also said that Thomas should be removed from ...

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D) compared Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to a house slave character in the film “Django Unchained” in an interview last week. Speaking with ...