With the help of a German bounty hunter, a freed slave sets out to rescue his wife from a brutal Mississippi plantation owner.

Official Sites:  Unchained Movie

IMDB Rate: 8.4

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
	Jamie Foxx	…	Django
	Christoph Waltz	…	Dr. King Schultz
	Leonardo DiCaprio	…	Calvin Candie
	Kerry Washington	…	Broomhilda von Shaft
	Samuel L. Jackson	…	Stephen
	Walton Goggins	…	Billy Crash
	Dennis Christopher	…	Leonide Moguy
	James Remar	…	Butch Pooch / Ace Speck
	David Steen	…	Mr. Stonesipher
	Dana Gourrier	…	Cora
	Nichole Galicia	…	Sheba
	Laura Cayouette	…	Lara Lee Candie-Fitzwilly
	Ato Essandoh	…	D’Artagnan
	Sammi Rotibi	…	Rodney
	Clay Donahue Fontenot	…	Big Fred’s Opponent
	Escalante Lundy	…	Big Fred
	Miriam F. Glover	…	Betina
	Don Johnson	…	Big Daddy
	Franco Nero	…	Amerigo Vessepi
	James Russo	…	Dicky Speck
	Tom Wopat	…	U.S. Marshall Gill Tatum
	Don Stroud	…	Sheriff Bill Sharp
	Russ Tamblyn	…	Son of a Gunfighter
	Amber Tamblyn	…	Daughter of a Son of a Gunfighter
	Bruce Dern	…	Old Man Carrucan
	M.C. Gainey	…	Big John Brittle
	Cooper Huckabee	…	Lil Raj Brittle
	Doc Duhame	…	Ellis Brittle
	Jonah Hill	…	Bag Head #2
	Lee Horsley	…	Sheriff Gus (Snowy Snow)

 Dr. King Schultz is a bounty hunter. He wants to find some people and kill them. Django is a slave and he knows these people where are they. Dr. find him and he buy Django. They work in pair. Then, Django wants find his wife. They go to Calvin Candie’s house. Calvin Candie, who is cruel, is a noble. Dr. Schultz kill Calvin Candie and Django doesn’t escape Candie’s house. Finally he finds his wife and he takes his revenge.

Trivia

When Dr. Schultz places  dynamites on the wagon, he is whistling the Django theme song.

The film was shot in one hundred thirty days. This was Quentin Tarantino’s longest shooting schedule for a single film.

Awards

Academy Awards, USA 2013

Winner Oscar	Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Christoph Waltz
	Best Writing, Original Screenplay Quentin Tarantino
Nominee Oscar	Best Motion Picture of the Year Stacey Sher Reginald Hudlin Pilar Savone
	Best Achievement in Cinematography Robert Richardson
	Best Achievement in Sound Editing Wylie Stateman

Golden Globes, USA 2013

Winner Golden Globe	Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture Christoph Waltz
	Best Screenplay – Motion Picture Quentin Tarantino
Nominee Golden Globe	Best Motion Picture – Drama
	Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture Leonardo DiCaprio
	Best Director – Motion Picture Quentin Tarantino

 

My favourite scene: Calvin Candie’s death scene.

Because Calvin Candie is very cruel. Dr. Schultz gets angry and he “couldn’t resist”. Dr. Schultz kill him for Django.

 

My favourite character is Dr. King Schultz because he’s very compassionate and helpful.