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Q.Do yo uhave any hand in drawing?  I know you’re not a stranger to animation! qt: Twenty years ago when I was going around the world on movie promos!  I was never able to draw when I was younger!  But a friend of mine was a sketch artist, & he sort of taught me! When I was prmoting Resovoir dogs, I started getting into it.  I’m only good @ drawing caricatures of myself!  Like if I was in England, I’d be me & a bobby, or in Scotland it would be me & nessy!  Then it kind of went away. Q. When does this sequel take place?  Qt:  They’re both older!  MW: We’re just on the cusp of the civil war.  One thing we can reveal is that Djangos not with Brunhilda.  He blew up a whole plantation of white people, so he’s had to sprate himself from her for her own safety!

QT:  He dropped her of in Philadelphia & she’s working for the abolitionists.  She’s telling her story to make money!

RH:  That was real business!  People doing lecture tours to make money for the movement!  She would have been the perfect poster girl!

Qt:  Meanwhile,Django is

still a bounty hunter.  Q.What is your favorite scene in a movie of yours?  Qt:  I actually think the best scenes I ever wrote are the Hans Landa & the French farmer scene in Inglorious Bastards, & in the first script I ever wrote , True Romance, the whole “Sicilian” scene between Dennis Hopper & Christopher Walken.  I like all the stuff I’d done after that but I knew I’d never topped that scene!  When I wrote the scene in Inglorious bastards,  I thought “I finally Matched it!”  What was weird, once I wrote that I couldn’t write the rest of the story!  I had to put it away, but I knew I had to finish it because it was to good a scene to go to waste!

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qt: cont.  What I thought was such a great idea was taking the most famous fictional Mexican western hero, & putting him together with one of the most famous black western heroes!

rh:  They both have O @ the end of their name.  He said: Black & Brown fight together.”  What I like about Quenton is we have the same political agenda!

Zorro has met the Shadow, the Lone Ranger.   How is this going to differ?  How will you be blending the 2 Atmospheres?

matt Wagener:  They are both opposed to oppression!  Djangos approach is a little more personal, a little more deadly.  Django is civil war era, & Zorro comes into prime in 1815, so I thought maybe we’ll have a new incarnation!  But Quenton shot it down, he said :  “No it has to be old!  I t has to be your Zorro!” &that instantly worked for me!  Quenton brought p that after years & yeasr of posing as the top Don Diego de la Vega, he has kind of become fastidious @ old & he likes cucumber sandwiches!

QT:  he’s dedicated to teatime.  & his prairie perfumes.  But don’t get us wrong!  He puts on his costume & kicks ass!

What did Jamie Foxx think about Zorro & Django meeting up?

Qt:  I bumped into him a few months ago & he thought it was a fantastic idea!  He was like:  “Can we make a movie of this?  I’m their Man!  Lets get Antonio!  lets do this!”

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Director joins panel Q&A on Dynamite’s comic book sequel to his western, & confirms next project The Hateful Eight!  By Emma-Lee moss.  Posted by:Rev. Dr. Larry Skuce phd.  Quenton Tarantino attends Dynamites 10 th, anniversary panel @ Comic-Con in San Diego,California! The publishing Co. Dynamite Entertainment,which celebrates its 1o th anniversary this year, will publish the first non-film sequel to a Quenton Tarantino movie in November, with a comic book featuring Django Unchained’s Django alongside Zorro,  the long-running character from the Dynamite universe.

Senior figures from Dynamite gathered @ Comic-Con in San Dieg, California, todiscuss the Django/Zorro crossover & premiere its artwork, along with is writer, Matt Wagner, Django Unchained producer, Reginald Hudlin, & Tarantino,who was the main draw!

The panel discussed the genesis of the idea briefly, then opened the floor to questions, mostly from Tarantino fans but with a fair number expressing a particular interest in the crossover & the Dynamite stable as a whole!

Tarantino,using theword “mate”enough to come across alittle pirate like or like a person from Australia!  Tarantino was friendly & conversational, dropping hints about future projects, &offering @ one point encouragement to a filmmaker fan.  He also confirmed that The Hateful 8, aforthcoming film whose future was in doubt after a script leak, was going ahead!

The following was recoded on my “ancient analog audio tape recorder!” By Rev. Dr. Larry Skuce phd.

Q: Who approached who about doing this collaboration?

Reginald Hudlin: Nick (Barrucci of Dynamite Entertainment) & I have been friends for a long time & as Django Unchained was about to come out, before it had even premiered, Nick called me up & said:  “I’ve got an idea: Django meets Zorro.”  So me & Quenton had dinner & I told him the idea, & Quenton said…

Quenton Tarantino:  I loved the idea!  One of the things that I liked so much, I grew up reading westerm comics & entertainment in general, whether it was the Zorro comics, or the Disney show, or Zorros Fighting legend!  I will add more to this Q& a later! For now happy trails. Revdr larryskuce phd. Over & out!

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In the 60s &70s my “love affair focus!” on Black Rhythm & blues “warmed!” Elvis & Carl perkins!” Some of my first records that iboughtd singer that sang on the “higher registers!” I was told by my “backstage groupies that behind the scenes “gossip” was that many “acts didn’t want to appear after the 4 Seasons because they we’re so talented that thee acts didn’t want to be “blow Off the stage!”  As the slangwas back then! Probably they we’re jealous! I’ve been told by some of my black musician friends that here was also much jealousy against some of them in the “black community!” Both Bobby Hatfield & Franke valli we’re tenors of the”higher register.  I’m sure that every local town had one of these “troubadors of the “higher notes!”  My home town had Jeff Jobes Idon’t know if Im spelling his name correctly! or even if he’s still alive!  This was years late fifties & early 60s when Frank ZAppa was playing drums with bandslike the Ramblers! Headed by Jr madeo who later taught FrankZappa lead guitar on steps of Mission Bay High School!  Which Frank ZAppa, me larry Skuce Jr Madeo we’re all in the same year!  Jr Madeo no has a Fusion jazz band based in Atlanta. they have albums out!  & play in & around Atlanta!  Now I remember the “falsetto” is the “signature style that Frankie Valli There we’re some directors styles that I liked which Clint EAstwood used!  One was the fly on the wall techinique that showed “working class I talian family life!   “slice of life” what it was like being “raised in NewJersey for a young person on the streets hustle bustle!  In the “narration!” or was it one of the lines of the characters?  “GRowing up in New Jersey11Y ou had 3 choices how toget out! aMake it big in entertainment!be “hit” executed involved in a organized crime “mafia” crime scenario! or Become a politician Like “slim” Governor Christie!  Notice any, “sarcasm?!”  I fIget achance to interview, Clint Eastwood?!(Any body out there know how Icould contact this, “iconic actor/director?!  I would ask him who’s ideait was to use thenarrators actor/characters, in film to advance the plot & act as, “flies n the wall!” & explain & express the “subliminal foibles” of the characters in film!  I thought it was awesome &brilliant!..Did Eastwoodget this from Groucho Marx?  Who used it in his early Marx brothers films?  One of the most “iconic lines in the filmis almost “time shifting! another technique use by another Italian DirectorQuenton Tarantino! 4 guys under the “streetlight(my words!)when it was all stll ahead of us, the first time we made that sound, our sound!” allegedly written byRick Elice&Marshall Brickman!?”  It has it roots in a style that was big startingin late 50s to early60s $beyondLike thegroup thatmade ig hit”get a job!”  I think the style was called!  Do wop!  I might have the spelling incorrect! I was a goods speller in myouth but in my oldie but goodie age, I have to use “spell check!”  I also have a problem with grammar!  Does any body out there know if there is such a thing as “grammar check?”  Being a person who has some experience of life on the “road!” I think scene blowing nosein towel! Gavesome”flavor of being on the road!  Also,’family fights. & internal band battles gave us, what I call the, “recipe for a “hit song & or “hit film or tv show! “Relevant/ identificational universality!  And yo ucan quote me on that!  Not Bob Dylan!  But don’tforget to give me my “residuals!”For the “unitiated!” % off the top of the GROSS! NOT Off the top of the “net!” If they offer you that deal!  Don’t walk away!  Run away!  Their ripping you off!”Jersey Boys aDirected by Clint EAstwood/written by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice/Warner Bros. Isaw it @ Amc 7 in SAnta Monica 3rd st promenade.  Posted &written by Rev. Dr. larry Skuce phd.

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