The post Leonardo DiCaprio Didn’t Want to Say N-Word in Django Unchained, But Samuel L. Jackson Made Him appeared first on Consequence. Like many Quentin Tarantino movies, the dialogue in Django ...

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Jackson, alongside co-star Jamie Foxx, confronted DiCaprio over his reluctance during production and encouraged him to fully embody the role, despite his hesitation with using the N-word ...

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Jamie Foxx has recalled his Django Unchained co-star Leonardo DiCaprio being uncomfortable saying the N-word until Samuel L.

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