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Extended 'Django Unchained' Trailer Set for Tuscany's Lucca Movie Event

ROME – Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained may not be headed to the International Rome Film Festival as once seemed likely, but Italians will still be among the first to catch a glimpse of the film when the Lucca Movie event screens the first extended trailer of Tarantino’s tribute to the Spaghetti Western genre on Friday.

Django Unchained had been linked with the seven-year-old Rome event for months, but production delays made it impossible for the film to be ready for the Nov. 9-17 festival. The highly anticipated production is still expected to have some connection to the Rome festival, though Rome artistic director Marco Mueller has been steadfastly vague about how that will happen.

Speculation among Italian industry insiders is that the film will likely still premiere in Rome - albeit after the festival - and that Franco Nero, who played protagonist Django in Sergio Cobucci’s 1966 classic Django and who has a small part in Tarantino’s film, could be on hand during the festival to make the announcement about the premiere. Jamie Foxx plays Django in the new version of the film.

But for those who can’t wait, Friday’s eight-minute extended trailer at the Lucca event is the first chance to have a longer look at the film beyond the various 150-second trailers screening in cinemas in recent days.

Two-year-old Lucca Movie, which takes place in the picturesque Tuscan town of Lucca, is part of the Lucca Comes & Games event, which casts itself as the European version of San Diego’s Comic-Con. Lucca Movie officially gets underway Thursday and runs until Nov. 4, though some out-of-festival screenings started last week.

"I think we've found new sides to Leo. He gives a very different performance than he's ever given before. I have a tremendous amount of respect for his talent. He's very, very talented and has some amazing moments. I like people who are serious about their work. I would love to work with him again."

eromero wrote:

"I think we've found new sides to Leo. He gives a very different performance than he's ever given before. I have a tremendous amount of respect for his talent. He's very, very talented and has some amazing moments. I like people who are serious about their work. I would love to work with him again."

Tarantino talks about Leo

Total Film Magazine (December 2012 issue)

eromero wrote:

"I think we've found new sides to Leo. He gives a very different performance than he's ever given before. I have a tremendous amount of respect for his talent. He's very, very talented and has some amazing moments. I like people who are serious about their work. I would love to work with him again."

Tarantino talks about Leo

Total Film Magazine (December 2012 issue)

Allstar wrote:

eromero wrote:

Tarantino talks about Leo

Total Film Magazine (December 2012 issue)

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spade wrote:

Pratham wrote: Until you give me credible source, I refuse to believe that sir.

First of all its 29th march(mistake on my part).
Now brace yourself: http://www.sonypictures.in/
Check out the coming soon section.
And also http://in.bookmyshow.com/movies/Django- ... ET00009428
But there's some hope as this page doesn't mention it yet http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/djan ... easedates/

Chief Kreep ‏@ItsElmosWorld
Iron Fists has a special Django preview!! Tarantino is da man

Adam Graham ‏@grahamorama
@johnserba If u see Man w/ Iron Fists, be warned there's a Django somethingoranother attached

Matt Gaines ‏@MattyTheKid856
An exclusive sneak peak from Quentin Tarentino about Django Unchained before The Man with the Iron Fists?!?! YUP, i've gotta go see it meow.

Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained will be unleashed in Us theatres on Christmas Day, and naturally there’s a huge level of anticipation for his return to the big screen.

In tandem with the film’s release, Tarantino is partnering up with Sony Pictures and Sony Electronics for the Django Unchained Movie Contest, offering aspiring filmmakers around the world an opportunity to have their work reviewed by the Oscar-winning writer-director, himself.

Naturally, there’s a set of Official Rules on the contest’s official website – www.djangomoviecontest.co.uk – with the full details, but to sum up:

Participants need to submit a video (max. of one per person) that illustrates their best work as a filmmaker. The video should be no longer than five minutes in length, and can be either self-contained, or feature a collection of their work (i.e. montage-style).

The deadline for entrants is 11:59 p.m