12:14 am - 01/14/2013
Quentin Tarantino was nothing if not Quentin Tarantino.
Less than a minute into his press conference backstage at the 70th Annual Golden Globes, the Django Unchained winner dropped the N-word. The usually bustling press room fell silent for a second; a reporter could be heard letting out a whistle, as in, "Oh, boy."
The filmmaker's choice language came as he fieldied a question about his controversial, slavery-era spaghetti Western. Tarantino was not apologizing.
Critics who think the N-word should not have been spoken by his 19th century characters, the mile-a-minute Tarantino argued, are "saying I should massage. They're saying I should whitewash. They're saying I should lie."
Don Cheadle, a winner for House of Lies, who took the stage right after Tarantino, couldn't resist picking up the thread.
"Please no [N-word] questions," Cheadle told reporters. "Black people questions are all right."
For the record, Cheadle said he hadn't seen Django, but was looking forward to checking it out.
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This cretin better not win the Oscar. Sorry, I didn't update the post. I didn't know it was accepted. When I posted it this was the only article available.
Golden Globes Backstage 2013: Quentin Tarantino Drops the N-Word
Quentin Tarantino was nothing if not Quentin Tarantino.
Less than a minute into his press conference backstage at the 70th Annual Golden Globes, the Django Unchained winner dropped the N-word. The usually bustling press room fell silent for a second; a reporter could be heard letting out a whistle, as in, "Oh, boy."
The filmmaker's choice language came as he fieldied a question about his controversial, slavery-era spaghetti Western. Tarantino was not apologizing.
Critics who think the N-word should not have been spoken by his 19th century characters, the mile-a-minute Tarantino argued, are "saying I should massage. They're saying I should whitewash. They're saying I should lie."
Don Cheadle, a winner for House of Lies, who took the stage right after Tarantino, couldn't resist picking up the thread.
"Please no [N-word] questions," Cheadle told reporters. "Black people questions are all right."
For the record, Cheadle said he hadn't seen Django, but was looking forward to checking it out.
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This cretin better not win the Oscar. Sorry, I didn't update the post. I didn't know it was accepted. When I posted it this was the only article available.
not like he was saying it in anger or jovially, but as part of his "point"