• Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012
Quentin Tarantino Reflects On "Django Unchained," Racial Issues
  • NEW YORK (AP)
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Quentin Tarantino enters a West Village Italian restaurant through the back, a quiet arrival for a filmmaker who is anything but stealthy.

More than most any other director working today, Tarantino's movies are propelled by a ceaseless urge to entertain, both the audience and himself...

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