HEY BASTARDS.

Quick little piece of news from the world of DJANGO UNCHAINED. Today, producer Sally Sher announced on her Facebook page that principal photography on Tarantino’s latest masterpiece had ended. Here’s her note:

“Well, we did it! At 1:23 AM, we wrapped up the extraordinary journey that has been the filming of Django Unchained. 126 (or 130 depending on who is doing the counting) of challenging, magical, incredible adventures from Simi Valley, to the Alabama Hills, to the frozen Grand Tetons, to the swamps and plantations of New Orleans and back to Simi Valley once again! It has been an honor to go on this epic journey with the greatest partners: My fellow producers, the unbelievably brilliant cast, the most inspiring and hardworking crew (not to mention the most fun) all brought together by the genius and imagination of QT! Post Production here we come! Django, we will never forget you.”

This is only the second time Tarantino has worked without producer Lawrence Bender (who will be working with QT on KILL BILL 3) and the first time he will be working without editor Sally Menke who passed away in 2010. DJANGO UNCHAINED editor Fred Raskin worked as an assistant editor on both KILL BILL films.

DJANGO UNCHAINED pulls the trigger on Christmas Day.

SEE YOU ON FORTY DEUCE,

G

SOURCE: COLLIDER

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