The extended version of Hateful Eight is suuuuuuper long and slow paced. Its over 200 minutes long or some shit. Theatrical release would be dope as a play though.
I love Tarantino's movies. With Hateful 8 I found it difficult to get behind any of the characters. None of them seemed to have any admirable or redeeming qualities.
SLJ played a character playing a character. Stephen was a calculating, controlling, tyrannical old man, playing a unassuming, limping, bumbling sycophant. SLJ was the star of the movie and definitely deserved recognition for that.
His character was despicable, but that’s what made it so good. His character was truly representative of what actually existed. Additionally, that was the planting of the seeds that sometimes causes great strife within the AA community at large.
He is in Inglorious Basterds. He narrates the scenes talking about how flammable celluloid film is, and why Hugo Stiglitz is infamous among the German army.
You have to pick one or the other as they were both in supporting roles. Now here's the other problem. Christoph Waltz was amazing and was the primary supporting actor. You can't nominate 3 people for the same award and all of them were in the same damn movie. I agree Leo and Samuel were awesome but that's just how it is. Waltz won every supporting award you could for his role.
Classic Howard, always asking a celebrity a question and then talking over them, answering his own question or finishing their sentences before the celebrity has.
That scene where Steven is holding the brandy or cognac sitting in the chair talking to Leo where he tells him he’s being played was menacing. Absolutely should have been nominated.
Great interview. This reminds me how much Samuel has been a part of my cinematic life growing up. All the way back to Do the Right Thing and Die Hard: With a Vengeance.
Hot take: the released version of Django IS the Director’s Cut… at this point there’s no way someone at a movie studio is telling Quentin Tarantino what to cut out of his films. Also this was the first movie after his editor Sally Menke died and her assistant was given the job; it’s clear QT didn’t have any pushback in the editing chair because the movie was long as hell!
Everyone should’ve been nominated imo. Jamie, Samuel, Leo, Kerry n Kris. Of course Kris won, but everyone else should’ve at least got a nomination. Django is a classic. Everyone played their part in making that film what it is, AMAZING. 💯
Samuel should have gotten the award for Stephen. Everyone did a fantastic acting job there, but Stephen is the role most underappreciated. Imo it was the best performance in Django.
Waltz should have been nominated for main actor not supporting actor. Leo and Samuel should have been nominated for supporting actor. It's incredible to see how good they both were in their roles.
Howard should have stirred the pot and asked if he was at all envious of Waltz winning two Oscars for his collaborations with Tarantino whereas he came up empty despite equally worthy performances.
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Uncle Ruckus at its best 😅
Leonardo Di Caprio Not beeing nominated for Django is the biggest joke i Ever heard… it was an incredible Performance
ikr!!! 😱
Continuing to act after smashing a wineglass stem straight through his hand was bonechilling.
Christopher Waltz deserved his Oscar tbh
It was brilliant, Leo’s best role ever and that’s saying something.
@@djquinn11 yh but what would he be nominated for then?
Waltz was more of a supporting role than Leo, he's been with Django
Hateful Eight is pretty much a play. It takes place in either a stagecoach or the haberdashery, minimal sets and lots of dialogue.
The extended version of Hateful Eight is suuuuuuper long and slow paced. Its over 200 minutes long or some shit. Theatrical release would be dope as a play though.
Same with Reservoir dogs.
@@TwoGunToast but is it worth to watch long cut? 🤔 I really would. Since its my favorite tarantino movie
@@IRFSIYes, absolutely.
@@IRFSIyes, I prefer the long cut - the 4-episode thing.
Samuel definitely deserved an Oscar nod at the very least for Django
Amen
Ordell Robbie (Jackie Brown) is better imo.
I once read Sam say that was his best chance at ever winning an Oscar, which I agree with.
Walt won best supporting, I’m good with that. Same movie, different role, equally amazing.
Stephen was an Oscar winning performance
SLJ can really do it all Comedy, Drama and Action. If he’s in the movie you know its gonna be good.
snakes on a plane
Oldboy remake
@@matthewbevilaqua8817 the only reason we even know that movie exist is because of SLJ iconic quote.
@@agolloh imma be honest I ain’t even seen that movie let get back to you in a couple of days.
No
Samuel L deserved an Oscar for the Steven role 100%
For what supporting actor? Over Christoph Waltz? Nah. Besides Philip Seymour Hoffman was nominated that year and did better than Samuel honestly.
@@jacedahlin3196
Sam should've gotten an Oscor for Pulp Fiction.
🙄🙄🙄
Lmao True
@Tom Segura’s Humerus Christ
Leonardo and Samuel both deserved an Oscar for this film, they are both so impactful.
Both supporting roles
Yea but Christoph Waltz took the 🏆
Well, you weren't gong to get both for the same movie.
@@longydongy1004 Waltz was more of a main character, so I'd have given him Best Actor and Leo/Samuel best supporting
did Jamie get one or anybody else?
To me, Hateful Eight is Tarantino's most enjoyable film. Not the actual best, but the most rewatchable. Completely underrated.
Yes think that too! Although ive seen pulp fiction yesterday for the first time in 10 years and that's still a great one too.
Dunno, all of them rewatchable
Yes this movie was particularly good for me. I really enjoyed it
I love Tarantino's movies. With Hateful 8 I found it difficult to get behind any of the characters. None of them seemed to have any admirable or redeeming qualities.
@@JamesJones-wy7vt And that was the idea all along! No moral center to this characters
Sam was in Inglorious Bastards, voice over telling the audience about nitrate film reels
And Hugo Stiglitz
@@teamster9413 "Needless to say, once the Basterds heard about him, he neva got there! "
Jamie, Leo, Christoph and Sam all deserved Oscar nods.
Love Samuel L, he is an amazing actor and always brings the heat. Much love
Amen
Snakes on a plane 😂
SLJ played a character playing a character. Stephen was a calculating, controlling, tyrannical old man, playing a unassuming, limping, bumbling sycophant. SLJ was the star of the movie and definitely deserved recognition for that.
Im a sycophant too
And it’s in every scene we see him too, his character shifts, into something moreover than we first saw.
We all know or knew a Stephen in real life.
Star of the movie is a bit of a stretch
If it wasn't Django, it was the Dentist as the star of the movie.
I love how honest SLJ is.
Living his best life
Samuel L. Jackson was amazing in Django
Yes
He’s always great in films.
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True
So many standout performances in that film.
His character was despicable, but that’s what made it so good. His character was truly representative of what actually existed. Additionally, that was the planting of the seeds that sometimes causes great strife within the AA community at large.
No different than sheriff clark
He is in Inglorious Basterds. He narrates the scenes talking about how flammable celluloid film is, and why Hugo Stiglitz is infamous among the German army.
The scene after Candy finds out the lie at the table, is arguably one of the best scenes in cinematic history
Its not. Not even arguably
@@ShinzoX90 ...according to you.
He should look in the mirror and say his username😂
A director's cut with the actor's narrations would have made mega bucks back in the DVD days.
Big time. I got the Rambo collection and Stallone had narrations over all the movies. The stories were incredible.
@@Matt-fq6lyyou got a top 10 favorite commentary dvds?
Leo n SLJ were robbed at the Oscar's.....
They acted their hearts out in every scene
Pure cinematic gold
You have to pick one or the other as they were both in supporting roles. Now here's the other problem. Christoph Waltz was amazing and was the primary supporting actor. You can't nominate 3 people for the same award and all of them were in the same damn movie. I agree Leo and Samuel were awesome but that's just how it is. Waltz won every supporting award you could for his role.
Classic Howard, always asking a celebrity a question and then talking over them, answering his own question or finishing their sentences before the celebrity has.
Yes, frustrating. Want to hear what the guest has to say!!!
@@s.buckner9301 and stop himself from hearing his own voice? are you mad?
That scene where Steven is holding the brandy or cognac sitting in the chair talking to Leo where he tells him he’s being played was menacing. Absolutely should have been nominated.
Any other slave doing that and Calvin would've tortured them endlessly. He actually respected Steven despite owning him.
My mind started salivating at the thought of a Director's cut of Django.
Django is one of the best movies ever made. Hell of a film.
Great interview. This reminds me how much Samuel has been a part of my cinematic life growing up. All the way back to Do the Right Thing and Die Hard: With a Vengeance.
Even his bit role in Coming to America.
And Jurassic Park!
@@GrantKanigan GoodFellas
Sea of Love. "Yo! What's the good news money?"
HEY ZEUS
Hot take: the released version of Django IS the Director’s Cut… at this point there’s no way someone at a movie studio is telling Quentin Tarantino what to cut out of his films. Also this was the first movie after his editor Sally Menke died and her assistant was given the job; it’s clear QT didn’t have any pushback in the editing chair because the movie was long as hell!
Well Quentin has said he wants to release a director’s cut of Django so we’ll see if that happens
@@genuinebrendan Didn't he say it would be a 4 hour cut?
He makes a good point. I do think Hateful Eight would have made a better play than the film.
Django Unchained is a phenomenal movie.
Everyone should’ve been nominated imo. Jamie, Samuel, Leo, Kerry n Kris. Of course Kris won, but everyone else should’ve at least got a nomination. Django is a classic. Everyone played their part in making that film what it is, AMAZING. 💯
Leonardo DiCaprio definitely deserved an Oscar for Candy! 😱
No one said anything about Jamie he deserves his flowers
I agreed! His performance was amazing.
SLJ played the shit out of that role.
Definitely should've been nominated.
For sure
Samuel L is a top 10 actor. Pulp fiction and Django.. he was just incredible.
My favorite actor,I believe I've seen every 1 of his movies....He does it all...Living Legend.....🤟🤟🤟
The Hateful eight could 1000% be a play
I fucken loved the hateful eight. Very underrated in his catalog.
Absolutely deserved an Oscar, the whole main cast deserved an Oscar. Quality film and one of my favourites
I just love when I see an actor that I know well and hardly recognise. Steven in JU was one of them. Really stellar performance.
Tarantino has some of the best dialogue in his movies 💯
Legend.
I love how Sam was smiling the whole time
I’ve been saying this for years! I pray they actually do it!
Same.
Samuel was the narrator in inglorious bastards though?
Sam was incredible in Django. Should have won everything.
Stephen is definitely my favorite character in Django. He got all the quotable lines.
The "Hateful Eight" was so freaking good! 👍🏼
Hateful eight is Tarantino’s most underrated film definitely one of his best movies but nobody ever places it with his best films
Samuel L Jackson's a national treasure for real
Glass was awesome! i wish they could've done more. as for Django, they all could've got awards for that one. grossly underrated.
His interactions with Leo were cinematic genius.
“Noooooooo! Why’d they cut those particular scenes?! That would’ve been great!”
- Candace Owens
Leo def deserved some recognition for django ther performance was incredible
Steven is a horrifying character, it's so well done that hes honestly hard to watch. Definitely shoulda been nominated with Leo in Django.
I can see why they would cut it though. You want Django to ultimately come out unscathed. If he has permanent injuries, he's less of a fable.
He had a narrating part in inglorious bastards so he was still in it
Huuuuugo Steeegleetz!!!
@@PianoMelodicaDark I came here to say the same thing 😂
@@PianoMelodicaDark I came here to say the same thing 😂
Tarintino and Samuel are a match made in heaven
Samuel should have gotten the award for Stephen. Everyone did a fantastic acting job there, but Stephen is the role most underappreciated. Imo it was the best performance in Django.
Strange how there weren’t more people winning awards for django
First time i watched Hateful 8 my immediate takeaway was how easily it could have been a stage play
A directors cut would be great
This is a clear case of of a legendary interviewer overtaking.
i dont understand. what does that mean?
SLJ overtook howard?
@@jbibbity8937 I think they're talking about Stern, cause this is what he does 😊
I wouldnt mind a Director's Cut / extended version of basically any Movie!
One Of My All Time Favorite Actor's
Django that kind of movie everytime it comes on, doesn't matter what part of the movie is playing I'm watching it to the end
The fact that he thinks he should have been nominated for that over the top performance is precious.
I love the end to that, the way he described his character was hilarious 😂
What a smooth conversation!
i don't know if any of you have heard about this, but there was one scene in Django where Leo cut his hand.....
Django Unchained is in my top 10 greatest movies of all time.
Give Sam all the awards already! He’s the most underrated actor of the 21st century. Make him President while you’re at it!
True!
Django is my fave Tarantino film that gets better the more I watch it.
I loved the hateful eight. Insane how entertaining it was and considering it was filmed 95% inside of a small one room cabin
Hateful Eight was so damn good it’s criminal, I love QT’s movies.
Sam as steven was perfect. He nailed that 100%
Everyone deserves an award for django they killed that movie 🔥‼️‼️‼️
The legend speaks 🙌🏻
*_It's gunna be great to see the limited series about Mace Windu in 2025._*
Leo and Samuel definitely should’ve been nominated at least
This is one of a few interviews I can abide.
I agree he and Leo deserved the oscar nomination
He did tell the Hugo Stieglitz story.
Wait he was a narrator in Inglorious, or am I remembering that wrong?
"Thank you Stephen...you're welcome Calvin" 😂😂😂😂
Waltz should have been nominated for main actor not supporting actor. Leo and Samuel should have been nominated for supporting actor. It's incredible to see how good they both were in their roles.
Sam Jackson is a national treasure
SLJ is the coolest effing cat in showbiz, not to mention one of the best actors EVER.
Howard should have stirred the pot and asked if he was at all envious of Waltz winning two Oscars for his collaborations with Tarantino whereas he came up empty despite equally worthy performances.
Sam is second behind tom cruise in films that have collectively made the most money
Leo made this film. He's such a talented and believable actor.
What a great guest and Howard gets the best out of the guest. He’s the best. Now I gotta go find the whole interview.
One of my fav movies
Leo was so undeniable. But still got denied. When you think django you only think about leo frist and then theres the movie.
Would love to see a Directors Cut.
My favorite actor of all time! SLJ
Steven's an amazing character.
Quentin Tarantino not being awarded for his role in Django is outrageous.
I love Steven in Django. Can't believe he didn't get an award for that
He was so funny 😂😂
Love the extended version on Netflix
SLJ did great. Loved his portrayal.
There relationship is so wholesome
Wow the dark energy coming from samuel is REAL