DJANGO UNCHAINED [2012] Scene: "The right N*gger"/Calvin snaps.

While at 'Candie-Land', Calvin (Leonardo DiCaprio) becomes aware of Dr. Schultz's (Christoph Waltz) and Django's (Jamie Foxx) deception during dinner.
'Django Unchained' - A film by Quentin Tarantino.
Starring: Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, Walton Goggins, James Remar & Samuel L. Jackson.

[@aleb8243]

diCaprio deserved an Oscar for this role more than the one for Revenant

[@basedbattledroid3507]

Yeah, I agree, his earlier roles were more oscar-worthy than The Revenant; all he did was crawl around in the snow for two hours and get into fights with animals. But this scene is just full of such presence and everything.

[@davidmarzolino7159]

Ale B ABSOLUTELY

[@tomismop]

That's how Academy Awards work. Voters have no idea what they're doing so they just wait until the fans get pissy and they finally give the guy an Oscar 20 years later just because they have a new movie out and the voters "owed them one." Just like with Al Pacino in Scent of a woman

[@erinjennings5759]

Very debatable, I personally think he was at his best in The Wolf Of Wall Street”

[@falahati]

He deserved one for the "Wolf of Wallstreet", not this. He barely acted (time wise) in this one.

[@prosimian]

Jack has really changed since the Titanic sank

[@younes8732]

Lmao

[@RIFLQ]

Wait till you see what he did years later in Wall Street

[@lenalee5516]

@@RIFLQ that movie had me dying 😂😂😂 too much sex and weird stuffs

[@mousecop6589]

Lol

[@succ790]

Oh I thought you were talking about him in the movie. I was about say the Titanic won't sink for another 50-60 years 😂

[@seanflynn7840]

Seeing this in a crowded theater for the first time was a MOMENT. There was compete silence for whole thing and an energy in the theater that was a total collective experience. When this scene ended, you heard peppering all over people exhaling and going "Holy shit, I'm having a heart attack..." Brilliant

[@Zergul_Zai]

"Sold!!"... Lmao quite a scene this 😂

[@devindeniro]

Facts! Watching this in the theater was an experience. You had to be there.

[@dragonballa5083]

Especially through the loudspeakers. It was great!

[@dbodooley]

Leo is one of the best ever and Waltz performance in this movie was just flawless. Foxx, Jackson and Washington were also phenomenal

[@Caper1144]

@@devindeniro you know what I keep thinking about when I think about this movie? Stephen, Samuel, L Jackson’s character. How has truly awful and evil DiCaprio‘s character was, it’s Stephen, the traitor, that Black people truly hate the most

[@BeatdahnClahn]

One of the greatest scenes in the history of filmmaking. Leo’s acting here is terrifying, the intensity is unmatched. He’s one of the greatest of all time. Never seen a bad movie of his.

[@wilsongaye2437]

Facts

[@anthonyzullo]

I've seen Leo's entire catalog several times over. The fact that he won the Oscar, for hands down his worst performance, bothers me so much. Truly does. People say the movie was good, im like, yeah, sure, he's never been in a bad movie, BUT compared to all his other work, it's the worst of his work by a mile. Leo wasn't gonna win any wards for this one as waltz having considerably more screen time and also having a hell of a performance, plus literally every other character in the film was spot on down to candy's accountant.

[@ttabibi1829]

​@@anthonyzulloActually I think ONCE UPON TIME was his worst movie but REVENANT for sure wasn't his best either

[@alechats5184]

@@anthonyzullowhat do you mean? the revenant is absolutely fantastic

[@yeetthefeet2504]

Romeo and Juliet disagrees with you.

[@wwfattitudera4life]

The fact that he actually cut his hand and never broke character. Incredible.

[@kratosgow342]

Alberto Rodriguez the blood that smear on her face was fake but the blood that come out after smash the glass was real

[@ass640]

@@kratosgow342 Thank god, I was wondering about that when I saw it... I thought "She's getting the AIDS".

[@jasonhernandez6775]

Your an unexceptional nigga

[@g-h-l]

@@kratosgow342 definitely was his real blood. But ok

[@kratosgow342]

@@g-h-l no the blood that smear on her face was fake I don’t think who in the right mind gonna use real blood to smear her face like that cause you know infection that kind of thing

[@rickjames21]

How this man didnt win an Oscar for this? Only Lord knows...

[@Alphacarmine72]

rickjames21 he wasn't the star of the movie. It would've been unfair if he had won that over Waltz.

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

waltz vs dicaprio....hmmmm a tough choice.

[@bj1761]

He wasn’t even nominated. That’s the true travesty.

[@ViNncentSmith]

Insanity i say!

[@modrenwarefare]

Yeah it does not matter is he won over Waltz. They both could have even won if DiCaprio was nominated. In 1961 actor Maximilian Shell who played a Lawyer in the film Judgement at Nuremberg was not even in the main staring cast. He was billed 5’th on the list, and unknown and won Best Actor in a Leading Roll.

[@SugarcatPlays]

That voice Crack at 3:07 is astounding. He really really really needed the Oscar for this role

[@falakchudasama9746]

You caught a really nice detail

[@MyEnime]

@@rachidattahiryelouahaby5767 LOL YES !!! the screech and then sayin DOC i also heard marty mcfly

[@douglasbubbletrousers7343]

the voice crack bothered me a little, it seems his voice for a second went out of character

[@peanutmoore7338]

I went back and you are right

[@makeithappendallas]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5mun6mQmtl-bZY As soon as I heard it. It reminded me of The Beach movie prank scene. 🥴🦈

[@billymetheny2736]

This might be the greatest 5 minutes in cinema history. Actually Sliced his hand open. Never breaks character. And you can see hes in real life dealing with the cut. This scene alone should have won him an oscar.

[@Sha82dow]

100% true.

[@Jay_Jones71602]

I think Leo scared everyone but Samuel Jackson, he was loving it.

[@reginaldrichmond9485]

He scared me

[@user-hu8fn2jp5v]

If im not mistaken it was jacksons idea for leo to go all out for this scene

[@gabrielenucera5083]

Also Samuel Jackson is very scary in this movie

[@reginaldrichmond9485]

@@gabrielenucera5083 Yep he was the biggest devil.

[@sabhinandhkumar]

He was like "My n**ga"

[@tijmen131]

Quentin must have been so happy he casted Dicaprio for this role

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

I think its the other way around. Di Caprio must have been happy that tarantino casted him

[@KF22TV]

neon nah, DiCaprio said in an interview that this wasn’t an easy role for him lol search it up. The man was amazing though, definitely deserved an award

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

KfreshTV huh? do you actually think a challenging role is a despised or bad thing for an actor? you know acting is a craft and most actors dont look for easy but to them appealing roles lol course di caprio accepted gratefully is to be in a tarantino movie

[@KF22TV]

neon no, nor was I implying that in my opinion. As I am comfortable (still learning new things daily) in the entertainment industry myself, I’ve seen many incidents where actors may not like or wasn’t comfortable with the role itself but they make it work. DiCaprio stated that he was not comfortable playing the specific character at first, did he make it work? Most definitely, anything beyond this though in regards to how he felt with the roll I’m not too sure about( if he eventually got comfortable with it)

[@KF22TV]

neon I do understand what your saying, I was only making a point that I recalled DiCaprio speaking on the role in an interview & him saying at first I wasn’t too comfortable with it. Yeah of course he may have been willing to do it, but making those adjustments to get in character etc. may have been difficult for him is what I’m saying (going from the interview) . Regardless he did an exceptional Job like always. No issues with me on the film.

[@ShroomyBoi118]

Sam's face when Leo mentions the white cake sends me every time 😂

[@wolfy9549]

I know hahaha it’s like after all that he’s like “oooh yeah come on now and get yourself some whkite cake it’s good”

[@MegatronRacing237]

😂😂😂

[@Soccercrazyigboman]

The venom in his performance when he says "unexceptional n**ger"... Just sublime acting

[@AlphonsoSnorkelli-dg2qb]

grow up ​@adh8734

[@Jaunty_jules]

That actually wasn't acting

[@timburns7491]

The fact he turned down this role because of his morals. Then was talked into doing it by Jamie Fox is incredible. He thought it would have ruined his career. Instead sold an incredible character and possibly his finest performance. How he didn't win a award for this role is beyond me. Unbelievable

[@cjhill4130]

@Bob this movie came out in 2012 there was no cancel culture he just didn’t wanna say the N word. Shut yo punk ass up 💀

[@fairlly6589]

@Bob how can you turn a movie scene into something about politics.

[@audibleastro]

@Bob There really wasn’t? Definitely not like you’re describing it either that was around the time people were making jokes that got them cancelled later. I’m starting to think you’re the one that doesn’t remember. Or can you just not comprehend that some white people aren’t comfortable saying the n-word let alone playing an evil racist.

[@trainersorou2006]

He deleted the comment

[@Krisliet]

His acting was great here, but this movie also had Christoph Waltz in it, so Leo had some pretty hard competition that year. Now, how he lost in Wolf of Wall the next year to Matthew McConaugh in Dallas Buyers Club, a movie that, regardless of McConaugh's talent, people haven't been talking about in years, THAT is beyond me.

[@jamesevans2507]

I can't stop laughing at how amidst all that rage and passion of the moment, he still takes the time to point out that his table top is in fact, turtle shell.

[@petarilich1480]

Best comment hands down

[@sobe082389]

That's how angry rich folk are

[@soulknight5330]

That’s Quentin Tarantino’s writing skills for ya

[@AHKAHKI]

Adaptability.

[@kaylaphye2119]

I thought that was so funny too 😂

[@DfRaid]

Samuels face at 4:08 after the white cake part. I cant.

[@AVA-vt5tl]

Since 2013, I couldn't recollect how many times I have watched this scene again, again and again. What a screenplay he written. Nothing is enough to express the goosebumps getting from Leo's performance.

[@photoboy2005]

Best goddamn acting ever. Pretty sure everyone in the room was scared.

[@bp8300]

When i saw it i was like damn. Especially after he said "it was a pleasure doing business with yall" i'm like : "Leo is that really you?? You should continue acting as a villain." Leo is too goated

[@texasfossilguy]

The only better scene is "I drink your milkshake" from There Will Be Blood.

[@mohdfazlan6160]

Except for Samuel L J🤣

[@HONORTONUMERIC123]

Outside also....

[@Username-ng8jy]

Leo is the shit. Dudes stone cold lol

[@goldfishislife3931]

this is probably one of leos best moments in his acting career

[@alisalah221]

Yeah

[@doctoremmetbrown6803]

Facts

[@hodlwise2470]

This and Basketball Diaries breakdown scene by mom's door. Insanely underrated movie, and especially that scene. He killed it at such a young age. Still one of his standout performances to this day.

[@muhammadaminnurrashidbinmd9002]

imagine a movie without leonardo shit hit me hard bro

[@15Candles]

I love his acting here, but I still prefer The Wolf of Wall Street

[@trinnaadams4492]

Can't believe he didn't break character after injuring himself. He really is a great actor and has tremendous talent.

[@missagente8100]

It’s possible he could’ve had a considerable amount of adrenaline coursing through his system. I’m just guessing.

[@andreivitez8915]

This whole scene deserves the Oscar. Leo is magnificent as expected, a role that only he can do .

[@seb310801]

This is a perfect showcase of DiCaprio's acting. He is hands down one of the greatest actors to ever live.

[@Rioraku]

I see what you did there

[@kingcarl7296]

i actually think he was the one making the other people put their hands down.

[@madmaddox3451]

HANDS DOWN 😹

[@seb310801]

Oh. Haha. That wasn't even intentional

[@AdventuresOfAzeth]

It"s in his blood.

[@mike90susanoo84]

0:23 How teachers be when they see the class packing up to leave

[@User-hy6ur]

I laughed

[@theoman5827]

I laughed as well lol

[@leemoika7376]

Me too

[@nah8193]

hey guys, did you know i laughed

[@kylecardella1276]

I have something very important to tell you folks: I have laughed

[@Venomizer8000]

I can’t express in words how terrifyingly spectacular this scene is

[@OceanGraves]

This scene seemed much more intense when watching the film fully… this is one of my favorite scenes, the intensity, the dialogue, the performances, the set design, the disturbance, it all is played here perfectly. Leo gave a wonderful performance, waltz and fox also gave a great set of emotions

[@xasparovj0222]

Wow, decaprio acted like a pure sociopath, being nice and evil at the same time

[@H81234]

That's the perfect villain.

[@nathanseper8738]

That is one of the scariest things imaginable.

[@Koomoee]

@The Exiled Pimp oh hush

[@TrueCarthaginian]

He didnt behave like a sociopath at all. You clearly don't understand the meaning of the word. He behaved like a rich, powerful man who had been repeatedly deceived by his guests.

[@ntokozosibanyoni1421]

TrueCarthaginian ok racist bigot

[@grapevin3471]

That voicecrack at ''WHATS IT GONNA BE DOC??!!''

[@risatungol]

Same as when he shouted in Titanic when they couldn't get out of locked gates.

[@Hippielove90]

His voice does that a whole lot in his movies when he screams

[@DaDrillSergeant]

Agreed...that’s the ONLY part where it seems like he’s acting and you can hear his accent change. Other than that flawless performance.

[@wolfmoon5811]

This scene is brutally good, but when I heard that voice crack it took me out of the mood of the scene for a second.

[@Sethpelepchuk]

I honestly think his voice crack sounds good lok

[@JordanVanRyn]

I remember seeing this scene in the theater and Leo’s performance scared the crap out of me because it shows how cruel and evil his character really is. Underneath that mask of “civility” Calvin Candie displays is a horrible monster. Leo should have just won the Oscar for this and Wolf of Wall Street. He’s brilliant!

[@mikeyu5004]

Kerry Washington deserves an Oscar as well. Her crying was heart wrenching

[@VperVendetta23]

Stop this non sense

[@Andy-pl8ux]

*That was the best acting I've ever seen in my whole life*

[@adityakashyap3833]

Leonardo Fucking Dicaprio

[@itsgodnga]

Perhaps... But have you seen Adam Driver in anything not called Star Wars

[@reterumstrict1091]

Tyler Barton yeah definitely a dumb movie but the acting was great

[@jaddaher3823]

@@adityakashyap3833 hey i was gonna say that

[@SJMJ91]

Coincidence you say that because a young girl said those exact words to DiCaprio's character in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (also a Tarantino film).

[@amongyou6419]

when he smokes I could literally smell the smoke that's how strong Leo's acting

[@hyacinthlynch843]

Lol. Funny comment.

[@videojuegos3dlocurasextrem949]

Yeah a greay ime.

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Yep

[@Tyreece190]

Uhh oh somebodys sus

[@dolliedottie1010]

I think your house is on fire

[@sebastianalegria3401]

It's a crime against humanity Leo hasn't won the Oscar for this incredible performance.

[@james-tennis]

Him not winning it when he was a kid for supporting actor for What's Eating Gilbert Grape probably just let him accept he's not going to win one (until they finally gave it for The Revenant)

[@Somegoy]

It's the tiny tiny details, when Samuel Jackson's character goes to count the money the fact that he can count actually says alot about the treatment of house slaves, but the slight struggle to count it as he isn't as proficient as he could be with a formal education. Surrounded by Leo's extraordinary acting on top of it. What a scene

[@james-tennis]

Made me wonder did they have 1000 dollar bills back then? He went to count 12k which if it were today would be 120 x $100 bills (which isn't fitting in any wallet)

[@commanderdon4300]

The acting in this scene is even more exceptional considering that Di caprio didn't mean to cut his hand, but when he realised he was bleeding he just went with it and Tarrentino decided to keep the scene because it worked so well. That piece of glass he pulls out of his finger at the end is really a piece of glass that was in his finger.

[@TheHarboe]

Partially false and true. He did cut his hands and they did decide to keep the scene, however, between cuts Leo did get his hand fixed. Leo's hand is fixed in the cuts after Broomhilda enters the scene and does not have any (real) glass in his hand or finger.

[@yelrahkcorb]

TheHarboe what about when he rubbed the blood on her face? was that part with real or fake blood?

[@TheHarboe]

harleydontplay It's fake blood. The take ends after he says "bring out hildy". You can see a different between the blood before and after that cut if you look carefully at his hand. The (real) blood has run down Leos fingers before Broomhilda enters the scene. After she enters there is no (fake) blood on his fingers.

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

TheHarboe thank goodness. otherwise it would be ouch momenta

[@WooKeung]

Do you really believe that he got a big piece of glass in his finger and he still managed to fist his hands hard like that and smeared the blood on her face without feeling any more pain when the glass goes deeper in his finger? Damn, I once had a small tiny piece of glass on my hand once and that shit hurted like hell even though I didnt even move my hand until the piece got taken out.

[@rockwelaj]

The fact that he was legit bleeding from the actual damn accidental cut on his hand and played it into the scene is...genius. And the fact that Kerri didn't balk at getting this man's DNA on her face is professional as hell!

[@idontknow164]

It's fake blood after it cuts away from the wide of the table to when Kerri is brought in. But he was in character during that wide shot. The cut became part of the scene and Tarantino worked it into the scene. No way OSHA, medical or anyone else on that set was going to allow real blood coming from a cut to be smeared on an another actor's face.

[@whatoncewas8480]

@@idontknow164 you’re smart!

[@skundini4999]

@@idontknow164 Wrong.

[@brobot500]

⁠@@skundini4999 there is no way they allowed DiCarpio to smear his actual blood on a fellow actor’s face lol

[@JamesMerlaut]

​@skundini4999 They're right unfortunately; they do change out with fake blood when they bring in Hildi

[@rishabhaniket1952]

The funniest part is how Jackson nods approvingly at the mention of white cake. Just gets me😂

[@Frietuurs]

I’m so happy there are over 9000 comments pointing out that Leo actually cut his hand.

[@chrisdawson1776]

Did you know that Leo actually cut his hand on the glass?

[@ATMyles]

@@chrisdawson1776 and he didn’t break character!

[@haydenkarim5459]

@@ATMyles don’t forget that the blood smearing was fake

[@aswinastro]

While I appreciate that he was in character all along, aren't actors supposed to do that? Hell, if I am not wrong, actors in Stanley Kubrick's films underwent way more agony to give their career-best performance. While I appreciate Leonardo's dedication, nothing to go gaga about. For instance, Weird Al put up one of his best performances immediately after the death of his parents and he responded stating that if his performances brought happiness to those suffering, maybe it would help him get through the dark phases too.

[@haydenkarim5459]

@@aswinastro oh my god go be miserable somewhere else

[@ThatsSoTrue21]

Ok Leo bodied this scene but Kerry Washington was absolutely incredible here. She made me feel the pure terror of this scene & she didn’t even have any lines.

[@texasfossilguy]

agreed. She did a fantastic job, its hard to tell if she was acting or truly terrorized by the whole thing

[@kentuckybruce6816]

I think her fear was somewhat real with Leonardo’s blood

[@vivaene]

@@kentuckybruce6816 theres a cut when the girl is brought in. the crew cleaned leos hand and put fake blood on instead

[@kentuckybruce6816]

@@vivaene that would make more sense

[@Gooberpatrol66]

Overacted IMO. I think stunned silence would have worked better.

[@justinluttrell8990]

This right here is Leo's best performance ever.

[@tanialuhan2270]

He actually cut he’s hand for real and kept going. That part was improv.

[@abanackermcjohnathan8924]

This scene is why Leonardo Dicaprio is a legend. Not only did he cut his hand near the beginning of the scene and never broke character. He also delivered a truly exceptional proformace.

[@bigbromiki1]

it isnt one take, The blood smeared on the face is not real

[@gf-ry6qz]

It is amazing

[@MrIlleism]

Rubbed his blood in brumhildes face. She deserves cred.

[@alecnun]

​@@2xYu_sauce?

[@journey-oflife117]

DiCaprio is a legend!

[@abeltesfaye_]

Samuel L. Jackson is literally just a live take on Uncle Rukus 😂

[@Pravdacz-tp8zu]

Candace Owens' grandfather.

[@abeltesfaye_]

@@Pravdacz-tp8zu Exactly! 😂

[@twanhams2635]

Was about to comment the same lol

[@coltburks5450]

"Colored folks talk about save me, wasnt nothin wrong w slavery. Least we used to have good food back then, uhuh uhuh. White man sure could be your friend."- Uncle Ruckus

[@reggiehigh22]

You made me laugh hard enough to have a headache with that

[@sweetsupernova631]

Leonardo DiCaprio is actually an amazing actor. I watched Shutter Island recently in which he was really good and now seeing this, I am astounded. He sells every character… this scene was so scary I literally flinched repeatedly 😂

[@johnpaulabocad6941]

3:35 That little smile he does after he slams down the hammer always kills me

[@metallitech]

That's no way to treat a turtleshell table.

[@akhilbabu_]

*Turtleshell tableTOP

[@not-fedrayepps5203]

Thank you 😂

[@MaxxerG]

hahahahaha I was thinking the same thing with the hammer banging at the end

[@Brajodan]

You supposed to blot that shit

[@flameswordsman1252]

Leo cutting hand cut was unintentional and he rolled with it and he IMPROVISED smearing it on her face. Hes that in the zone..remarkable.

[@kendrashaaaa]

The Blood Smearing Was Fake Blood Cause That Would Be Wrong On So Many Levels If It Wasnt Lmaoo

[@nicoduran98]

@@kendrashaaaa it was real look up the interviews

[@ericcruz9346]

nicoduran98 the blood was real but when he smears it on the woman’s face it’s fake blood

[@kendrashaaaa]

nicoduran98 Yeah, What You Said Is What I Meant

[@randallflagg3700]

@@nicoduran98 - *you* look up the interviews. It was fake blood. How stupid are you, to believe Leo would smear real blood on an actress face?

[@mulletsrule3388]

This is easily the greatest Acting performance by every single actor in the scene in the scene. You have Leo DiCaprio DiCaprio who despite severely injuring his hand never breaks character, then you have miss Washington who unprompted gets blood wiped in her face and again never breaks character, Christoph Waltz just being a master at his craft, and Jamie Fox putting his best foot forward in a tough role. This is perhaps the greatest scene in american cinema

[@MrSonrayz]

Lay your palms down flat on that there table top!

[@jspur22]

They stopped the scene and replaced it with fake blood. It was "unprompted" after the fact.

[@jayelawrence7901]

Yeah that would've been wild to wipe real blood on someone's face. Her fear of him was palpable tho. And in the scene he did injure his hand, he finished it which shows how incredible an actor he is

[@CryptoX-kr3wu]

Love how Leo really cuts his hand and rubs the blood on Kerry Washington’s face. And everyone still stays manages to stay in character. True professionals.

[@kingofthering3343]

The blood that he wiped on her was fake blood. He did legitimately cut his hand when he slammed it on the table and he stayed in character, but Tarantino called a cut before Kerry came into the room so that they could treat Leo's hand, at which point he suggested smearing blood on Washington's face, to which Washington and Tarantino agreed to, so they got some fake blood. He wasn't going to wipe real blood on her face due to concerns with infection and the glass shards that may have still been embedded in his hand.

[@user-ny6od4qb5i]

It was fake blood.

[@whatsgoingon07]

I can’t believe Leonardo DiCaprio went from Jack Dawson on the titanic to this

[@harleypickin217]

Then to a stock broker

[@grantmalone]

Jack Dawson was a stranger character for DiCaprio to take than this. He's played a lot more messed up or unusual characters than charming leading men.

[@chiara8561]

@@grantmalone exactly, Jack was an atypical character for him and maybe the one who is closer to his real personality but of course it isn't a complex character like Cavin Candie, Arnie Grape or Jordan Belfort

[@khankonner3656]

Hell yeah he froze his balls off for a woman so this is just a little payback

[@chrislam8940]

The good looking dawson was just so leo can go mainstream and show the world what he has. Even beforectitanic he played Arnie in gilbert grape and played a very convincing mentally impaired boy

[@Kragatar]

This was DiCaprio's best performance IMO. He made Calvin Candie legitimately terrifying to watch. Even when he's not yelling, just the look in his eyes makes you tense. Probably the best bad guy portrayed of all time.

[@pprophet]

only one that tops it imo is cristoph waltz as hans landa

[@musajaved9862]

@@pprophet What about Heath Ledger as the joker? Or Anthony Hopkins's Hannibal Lecter? Norman Bates- Psycho? DiCaprio is certainly one of the best actors ever, but for me did not portray the best bad guy.

[@nikoniortnike]

@@musajaved9862 regardless, he was excellent in this movie.

[@musajaved9862]

@@nikoniortnike Not denying DiCaprio's brilliance in this movie at all, he was truly majestic. My only point is we have seen much more iconic villains in cinema, nevertheless, DiCaprio is still the best actor I have ever seen.

[@battel_bruser3928]

@@musajaved9862 and don't forget about umbridge from Harry Potter, truly an evil character played to the max

[@liltick102]

Without a shadow of a doubt one of the most amazing performances delivered in any Tarantino scene.

[@DJFNaFMan]

I love how him bleeding acts as karma for the character

[@lich.possum]

The fact that he was picking glass out of the wound is fucking crazy. Leo is such a good actor you put him in a role and it's like there never was a leonardo dicaprio

[@thehiddenone6232]

Wow I never seen Leonardo DiCaprio this triggered before

[@bornfromforeign]

He had me laughing 😂

[@thehiddenone6232]

@@bornfromforeign me too

[@DJG0214]

And he's so damn fine omg!!!🔥❤

[@oompie815]

@@DJG0214 omg im so horny.

[@Nexus-bf3ut]

He's triggered in literally all of his movies.

[@marigold_exe4528]

The fact that Leo has one only ONE OSCAR is a crime.

[@jayg7714]

3:34 always cracks me up for some reason, his face 😂

[@LEDBOO]

Now this is acting. Professional acting. Leo at his finest. And every single actor in that room.

[@danielmchale7635]

It's not acting, it's simply whispering then shouting nothing special

[@ghosttoast8610]

@@danielmchale7635 so record a video and show us how well you do

[@danabarry81]

Exceptional acting by every actor in the room, including Foxx, who didn’t even have a line here...it was just written all over his face.

[@louisdnd934]

@@danielmchale7635 shut up man honestly

[@danielmchale7635]

@@louisdnd934 or what?

[@sincitydude31]

DiCaprio killed this scene.

[@maya-ds5ud]

sincitydude31 ikr!

[@thearchitect8908]

@Dandy Crow kill as in slayed it

[@thomaslynch5793]

@@thearchitect8908 Slayed as in ruined?

[@thearchitect8908]

@@thomaslynch5793 Slayed as in performed greatly

[@farhanjhr5076]

@@thomaslynch5793 lmao

[@sam-kid]

Exceptional acting skills, I can't imagine how difficult it was for him, since he 1st turned down the offer to play this role...

[@mawcespelledwithac]

I will never doubt Leonardo DiCaprio’s acting skills. From the first movie I ever saw him in (either Titanic or What’s Eating Gilbert Grape - I can’t remember), I always knew that he’d be my very first favorite actor for my whole life. That hasn’t changed yet. His most exceptional works have been Django: Unchained and The Basketball Diaries, and he truly is one of my idols/role-models. He is one fine specimen of a Hollywood legend.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

4:09 "We'll be serving Hwite cake" *Stephen nods in approval* "Not bad"

[@demochris1786]

I don't understand a prominent h when people say white or what, can you elaborate to me?

[@ps1hagrid689]

@@demochris1786 *quwite* cake

[@Geebuuuhh]

demochris1 it’s old fashioned. Notice what who where etc is spelled with “h”, but most people emit it now, and it has become silent

[@NoahFonoti]

@@demochris1786 it's an older English. The 'h' was always pronounced even just over 100 years ago. Many still pronounce the 'h', mostly older folks though. We can evidently see and hear with the word 'who'. We instead pronounce the h and omit w. Almost all the silent letters in English words were all once pronounced but have now been omitted for general convenience such as the 'kn' words like know, knock, knight. The k was always pronounced and now omitted over generations for convenience.

[@exploringthecode558]

😂 yes!

[@VittorioNJ]

2 biggest questions in human history: 1. Is there a god. 2. How did it take that long for DiCaprio to win an Oscar?

[@bigman4407]

@@holyfknsmokesigotmymoneyup lol

[@rockopolo3247]

Envy can motivate judges.

[@peacheslovesjesus]

Yes, there is a GOD who loves you and wants to bless you and make you great with the Gift HE gave you.

[@RadioactiveSand]

@@peacheslovesjesus And he needs MONEY!

[@aestheticgrapefruit2387]

@@RadioactiveSand If God was creator of all and everything, He cleary doesn't need money.

[@thedreamer4222]

Came back to this after watching Titanic again I’m like wtf? This the same person?

[@earthchild236]

This man has level 20 charisma, with a proficiency in persuasion, deception, and intimidation

[@Moist_Plinth]

DiCaprio doesn’t need an Oscar to prove that he’s an amazing actor

[@Gkm-]

Tarrantino has earned his place among the best directors of all time due to his unique style of storytelling and extreme violence in almost every film he has made

[@qlm_gaming3614]

Cap

[@Centre14]

unique as in his foot fetish

[@Cub__]

Indeed

[@manucr9183]

We Indians like extremes and excess. Its not always a good thing.

[@Gkm-]

@@manucr9183 oho

[@geohhoeg8630]

I don’t know if I’ve ever watched a better scene in any movie.

[@tylertilwick6852]

0:23 I remember bursting out laughing in the theater when I saw this😂

[@irvancrocs1753]

You know the movie is a masterpiece when an actor who known for his role as one of the best villains in cinema (Waltz) and an actor who really famous for his roles as good guy/protagonist and the center of the film in most of his movies (Dicaprio) switching roles and they nailed 100% for their new roles in this movie..

[@jefferyparker5622]

I would say, even Samuel L. Jackson did an exceptional job with his character. When Django blows him up in the end, you are actually happy to see him get blown to teeny bits and roasted in fire at the same time. Throughout the movie you grow to dislike his character, and think that he could undermine his own people just to get something else for himself. He was greedy and didn't care if another black person was hurt if it meant he wouldn't get treated like he did by Calvin. His role was just as chilling as Leo's. I agree that Leo really outdid himself in this film. He and Samuel were as bad as you could imagine, and then would surprise you more with their self serving behavior. Fine piece of work for them both.

[@TarotVylan]

Everyone loves a good villain.

[@Deathmare235]

Dicaprio isn’t really a good guy the main character but very morally challenged

[@alexanderg1297]

“Who known”

[@chopstickx]

cringe

[@ADIASM]

You can see how Samuel L. Jackson is concerned about Leo’s hand by his look, but he still managed to stay in his character. Amazing job from every actor in this movie, Tarantino is a genius as well, he put together all this talented people and made something incredible. That’s what happens when true artists are working. It’s not Netflix rollercoaster for dummies, it’s an actual emotional rollercoaster🔥

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Yeah, but the wound was cleaned and the fake blood added before the 'Bring me Hildy" scene was shouted ,, he did not rub his own blood on Kerry Washington! , cmon, bruh.

[@Deathmare235]

Jackson’s reaction really fits inti his character as well

[@Splitlickity]

Same with Hans when it happened. It seems like legitimate concern and he almost raises a hand to help. That all could have been his acting scared tho, too

[@Rawlingm]

I hate to be that guy, but by the time Samuel comes out, all cameras have changed and in fact at this point in the scene they have already cut from the filming and cleaned Leonardo’s wounds, the point at which Samuel comes out, it’s fake blood on his hands. If you don’t believe me, look at where the camera is when Samuel comes out, it’s on the table. And In the original shot where he cuts his hand….well we can clearly see the table with no camera on it

[@-Me_]

@@Rawlingm I hope so. He rubbed that blood all over her face

[@juandelossantos1866]

I just read he cut his hand for real by mistake when he broke a glass on the table. But he stayed in character. And added the blood to the scene. When Quentin yelled cut everyone started clapping 🎉. He’s so good at being a villain.

[@Citykitty23]

The fact that the Revenant was his first Oscar win is a crime. Leo has been killing it since he was an adolescent.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes and he deserved that Oscar for What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Not Tommy Lee Jones for the Fugitive 🙄

[@andrewwizard1577]

1:29 moms when their kids start running around at the restaurant

[@dejawho4147]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sinaloa1210]

“Lay ya hands flat on dat table top there”

[@Saint.Laurent.Jacket]

I'm in my bed wheezing lmaoo😂😂😂😂😂🤣

[@Myfavoritecuties]

If Mr Blonde were to be there, he would stop being a psychopath and say: Calvin, you’re a f**king psychopath!

[@nobiliosaureumteague7691]

Lmao

[@ismel111]

The acting on this movie for dicaprio was god tier jesus he scared me when he slammed his hand on the table GOD TIER!!

[@kalebxp1235]

That was actual glass and he really did break it cutting his hand, and when someone walked past the camera, they cut and healed his hand, and since the act was so good, they cover his cut hand in fake blood

[@kalebxp1235]

@Black Silver yeah that’s what I mean

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Yep

[@alejandromedrano331]

One of my top favorite movies of all time. The story is amazing, but Leo carried this to a whole different level. Great movie great cast.

[@erikcastillo2720]

The fact that he actually cut his hand on that glass and continued like nothing happened is amazing

[@dylan__nayld8595]

I sure do hope Leonardo had his n word pass for that scene

[@DILifeWithMo]

Everybody in this film did 😂

[@chickentea1871]

MoJawidG56 ikr

[@railroad_riley5084]

MoJawidG56 lol yes. Even Samuel Jackson and Jamie Foxx was given the pass.

[@H81234]

It was set in the 1800's that was the language they used back then. He didn't have to get a pass considering it's a film about about slavery.

[@BlondesWZ]

Hes an actor. Theres his N word pass

[@CounterRevolutionary]

You really can't go wrong serving huwhite cake.

[@summerrunner1755]

goes nice with cool huwhip.

[@CounterRevolutionary]

@@summerrunner1755 Meh, I prefer real huwhipped cream.

[@EarlOfMaladyCrescent]

@Nate W It's actually white cake, (whatever that is). He's pronouncing it a bit like Queen's English, maybe because Dr Schultz talks really posh, (when in English anyway). Words that start with "Wh" are supposed to be pronounced "Hw". It's old fashioned though. Most people just miss out the "H" sound.

[@uuuultra]

EarlOfMaladyCrescent, wow you really spoon fed that noob didn't you

[@tj_lad7078]

CounterRevolutionary I don’t know why, but this killed me 😂

[@meow7398]

The way Leo says nigga is funny af💀

[@spongest]

The fact that the blood on his palm was his real blood makes me amazed by his enthusiasm

[@adinandyala]

I literally hid myself behind my chair when Leo screamed "aaaayyyyyyyyy". He scared the shit out of me😭.

[@Myfavoritecuties]

If Mr Blonde were there, he would stop being a psychopath and say: Calvin! You’re a f**king psychopath!

[@imnotdavidxnsx]

wow you're kinda crazy

[@Myfavoritecuties]

@@imnotdavidxnsx Calvin and Stephen are both psychopaths, more worse than Mr. Blonde. Butch made all of the overseers criminals.

[@jgodoy_]

😂😂😂😂

[@rexgaming_501st3]

The voice crack at 3:07 gets me every time

[@folkchild7595]

I think it's brilliant hahah

[@paulgaither]

He sounds like Marty McFly.

[@bingebingebinge]

It reminded me of Tuco from Breaking Bad

[@nickyoutube8388]

@@bingebingebinge brooo thought the same thing

[@docholladay13]

The one moment DiCaprio was out of character

[@mikecriste3230]

How he didn’t win an award for this scene alone is beyond me

[@ceru3707]

Knowing that Leonardo legitimately cut his hand on that cup during filming and just kept going till the scene was finish is amazing

[@nawaf8258]

And he didn’t get the god damn Oscar

[@journey95far49]

At least he got one for the Revenant although he deserved one for this

[@uuuultra]

Don't say that

[@shane55pwnt]

Ay, I honestly don't know why Christoph Waltz got the award above DiCaprio. Nothing against Waltz, I actually think his performance as Hans Landa was better than DiCaprio's performance here but his performance as Dr Schultz just wasn't to the same level as DiCaprio as Calvin Candie.

[@KJ-je9pm]

Well because Christoph Waltz won

[@davidle4936]

Not yet!!

[@unique7988]

Leonardo DiCaprio improvising after cutting his hand when he slammed it on the drinking glass is just pure genius, and credit to Kerry Washington staying in acting mode while Leonardo wipes his actual blood on her face! What Oscar acting from DiCaprio!!!

[@waterunderthebridge2291]

she's not staying in her acting mode. I think she's really freaked out 😂😂

[@AsitorCorporation]

I'm sorry to, perhaps, spoil that a bit for you - but the smearing part was using fake blood. I don't think that takes anything away from this incredibly fantastic, tense scene though.

[@epiphannytaylor3211]

@@AsitorCorporation better gave been bc fuck that!

[@apollospyrol7168]

@@AsitorCorporation it was real blood between scenes

[@shimeji_e]

@@apollospyrol7168 nah the wound is real but they used fake blood to smother her face. it's not a one shot scene

[@DJFNaFMan]

I love how Leonado shows the camera his bleeding hand it just adds to the scene showing that he is so powerful he doesn’t care a bout his hand bleeding 🩸

[@deejaydragon8909]

Dennis Christopher's reaction, clearly wondering if he should say something before deciding against it as DiCaprio continues acting is priceless.

[@infinitygauntlet101]

I love how the crew knew Leo was wounded by the glass shard was unscripted then they proceed to add fake blood to roll with it. The improvs by Leo and Tarantino are phenomenal.

[@Tazhel]

u sure its not one take?

[@MBezerra100]

@@Tazhel It would be highly inappropriate for him to touch Kerry Washington´s face with actual blood on his hand.

[@iusedtobehere8726]

@@Tazhel it is not

[@Tony-ow9bo]

@@iusedtobehere8726 thats false, he was bleeding everywhere. They even said so behind the scenes.

[@raidentheripper2462]

This is kindda fake,that was not fake blood,even Samuel L Jackson said the blood was real

[@ullasbabu1732]

0:25 the man in the left is visibly shaken and disturbed as di Caprio slammed and cut his palm.

[@IceveinsProductions]

Well he's also an actor.

[@Maliphresh]

Look like he almost said something

[@sebastianschmidt6136]

He was about to interrupt the scene but decided to stay still

[@ajlakanen]

YeshuaJesusis King Really? Was that really an accident?

[@kujo8290]

Antti-Jussi Lakanen yea Leo’s just so nice he crushed the scene anyway

[@MrMaKeMeDiNnEr]

He cut his hand pretty bad and still managed to stay in role and even improvised with his injury. 👏 👏

[@Carlos_Costa]

I have seen this scene tons of times and each times i am in awe about the AMAZING acting skills and talent displayed by each one of the actors here, simple spectacular, Leo should have got an oscar for this! so perfect acting, could not be better, Samuel is awesome too, same as Foxx, Ms. Kerry Washington and the fantastic Christopher Waltz, all under the baton of Quantin Tarantino. Such an amazing talent in just 1 scene is in itself incredible. we love this scene, enjoy it enormously, BRAVO!!!

[@CillBill94]

"If you lift your hands off that turtleshell table top" damn Quentin just went triple alliterative at the emotional peak of the movie

[@Ricardo7250]

He also does something similar in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, in that scene where Leo acts really good

[@qwerttzizzi]

3:44 that was a dangerous move by Leo with the hammer..

[@ali10833]

its not a real hammed lol, its probabl plastic and they added the sound at post prod

[@bartu913]

3:35 more dangerous imagine if he mashed the brains out of that poor woman

[@striker11404]

@@ali10833 the hammer literally shatters the glass in front of the doc, I don't think a plastic hammer would be able to do that lol

[@jhansenhlebica6080]

@@striker11404 I didn't see a shatter, I see the class get tossed a few inches and turned upside down (then of course there's a shatter sound effect post).

[@JakeT89]

Considering the cut and blood on his hand was real and unscripted and he just ran with it I don't really think he gave a fuck about the hammer hitting someone's fingernail 😂

[@jasonjohnson5408]

The calibre of actors in this film was insane, so too the acting. Di Caprio is one of the greatest actors alive, Titanic, Inception, Revenant and this. I know I'm missing loads more but that was just off top of my head and some actors will dine out on a performance of 1 of those movies for their entire career while Leo has multiple.

[@davidotonga1667]

Leo should have won an Oscar for his role in that movie

[@tapanjoshi7710]

3:06 leo returns to his own accent here, a little.

[@SpliffyHusk]

Tapan Joshi that part really ruined a scene that could’ve won him the Oscar, it always stands out to me.

[@Tooryu]

@@SpliffyHusk he's hand is bloodying

[@LDNT14]

@@SpliffyHusk are you fucking serious?

[@trixxy5180]

Abraham Rodriguez bruh what?

[@z-past1454]

Tapan Joshi No he doesn’t.

[@MipsoSoup]

The detail of the doctor going around the table to get Django’s gun instead of potentially blocking the barrel is so realistic and considerate.

[@imitationcrabmeat6999]

Less "considerate" more "i like my arm"

[@mad_elf]

I didn't even notice that

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Lol

[@courtneybby]

Lmfaooo the politeness while acting absolutely insane is crazy 😂

[@DecipherBorn]

Dicaprio's Anger is underated. It's one of his best attributes as an actor.

[@The_Anunnaki]

I would like to see Leo play the villain more often in a role, he’s absolutely menacing, how he switches from psycho to cheerful businessman 😅

[@onilink134]

How he turns on a dime from refined rich man to Jack Nicholson... Man should have got an Oscar for this.

[@xxitskatlynnxx]

He’s playing Jim Jones the cult leader in a new film. So there’s an absolutely terrifying villain to watch him act as.

[@izzylevi.]

​@@xxitskatlynnxx oh god jonestown

[@izzylevi.]

@@Peliwat.Nusantara no one cares