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A new trailer for Django Unchained has dropped, featuring a good look at Samuel L. Jackson's character, as well as the first appearance of Jonah Hill (21 Jump Street). Check it out:

 

Django Unchained Movie Trailer

Jamie Foxx stars as Django, a slave bought by a bounty hunter named Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz), to help him find a gang that only Django has seen. If he succeeds, Schultz promises the freedom of Django and his wife.

Leonardo DiCaprio (Inception), Kerry Washington, Don Johnson, Anthony LaPaglia, and RZA (The Man with the Iron Fists) also star.

Quentin Tarantino wrote and directed, in his first film since Inglorious Basterds. It will hit theaters Christmas day.

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Having shied away from an on-screen appearance in his last few films, Quentin Tarantino is set to return to the spotlight in Django Unchained, in which he is set to make a cameo.

TV star Rex Linn has revealed that QT was so enamoured with his character Tennessee Harry, that he decided to get in on his scene and take a few of his lines.

“Quentin told me that he liked the scene so much he wanted to be in it, too, and that he would also be taking some of my lines,” said Linn. “So, you'll know the scenes when you see them.”

“We'll be on the screen with Don Johnson and Jonah Hill,” he continued. “The scenes may not be long, but you will remember them.”

Meanwhile, Tarantino apparently has his eye on making a film in Australia, at least according to his close friend, Wolf Creek’s John Jarratt.

“He wants to make this Australian film and I'll keep kicking him until he does,” said Jarratt. "He's told me he likes tough grittiness... He likes the way we make low-budget movies that look a trillion dollars and stand up next to the Bruce Willis movie next door."

QT Down Under… you heard it here first. Django Unchained opens in the UK on 18 January 2013.

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