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1 00:00:23 (THEME SONG PLAYS)
2 00:03:13 (CHAINS RATTLING)
3 00:03:31 (MAN GRUNTING)
4 00:03:38 (HORSE NICKERING)
5 00:03:54 - Whoa.(HORSES SNORTING)
6 00:03:57 (GENTLE METALLIC RATTLING)
7 00:04:03 Whoa.
8 00:04:18 Who's that stumblin'around in the dark?
9 00:04:22 State your businessor prepare to get winged!
10 00:04:26 Calm yourselves, gentlemen.
11 00:04:28 I mean you no harm.
12 00:04:31 I'm simply a fellow weary traveler.Whoa, boy.
13 00:04:37 Good cold evening, gentlemen.
14 00:04:39 I'm looking for a pair of slave traders
15 00:04:41 that go by the nameof the Speck Brothers.
16 00:04:43 Might that be you?
17 00:04:46 - Who wants to know?- Well, I do.
18 00:04:49 I'm Dr. King Schultz.This is my horse, Fritz.
19 00:04:51 (SNORTING)
20 00:04:52 - What kinda doctor?SCHULTZ: - Dentist.
21 00:04:56 Now, are you the Speck Brothers?
22 00:04:58 And did you purchase those menat the Greenville slave auction?
23 00:05:01 - So what?- So I wish to parley with you.
24 00:05:04 - Speak English.(CHUCKLES) Oh, I'm sorry.
25 00:05:07 Please forgive me.It is a second language.
26 00:05:10 Now, amongst your inventory,I've been led to believe,
27 00:05:13 is a specimen I'm keen to acquire.
28 00:05:16 Hello, you poor devils!
29 00:05:19 Is there one amongst youwho was formerly a resident
30 00:05:21 of the Carrucan plantation?
31 00:05:25 MAN: I'm from the Carrucan plantation.
32 00:05:29 Who said that?
33 00:05:38 (SCHULTZ LIGHTING MATCH)
34 00:06:18 What's your name?
35 00:06:23 Django.
36 00:06:25 Then you are exactlythe one I'm looking for.
37 00:06:30 Do you know whothe Brittle Brothers are?
38 00:06:36 Who are they?
39 00:06:39 Big John.
40 00:06:42 Ellis.
41 00:06:44 Roger.Sometime they call him Lil Raj.
42 00:06:50 They was overseersat the Carrucan plantation.
43 00:06:52 Not anymore.
44 00:06:56 Tell me...
45 00:06:58 ...if you were to seeany of these three gentlemen again,
46 00:07:01 - would you recognize them?MAN: - Hey.
47 00:07:04 - Stop talkin' to him like that.- Like what?
48 00:07:06 Like that.
49 00:07:08 My good man,I'm simply trying to ascertain...
50 00:07:10 Speak English, goddamn it.
51 00:07:13 Everybody calm down.
52 00:07:15 I'm simply a customertrying to conduct a transaction.
53 00:07:18 I don't care. No sale.Now, off with ya.
54 00:07:22 (SCOFFS) Don't be ridiculous.Of course they're for sale.
55 00:07:25 Move it.
56 00:07:27 My good man, did you simply get carriedaway with your dramatic gesture
57 00:07:32 or are you pointing your weapon at mewith lethal intention?
58 00:07:37 Last chance, fancy pants.
59 00:07:40 Oh, very well.
60 00:07:43 (HORSE WHINNYING)
61 00:07:46 (MAN SCREAMING)
62 00:07:52 (SCREAM ECHOING)
63 00:08:07 (SCREAMING CONTINUES)
64 00:08:11 I'm sorry to put a bullet in your beast,
65 00:08:14 but I didn't want youto do anything rash
66 00:08:16 before you had a momentto come to your senses.
67 00:08:19 You goddamn son of a bitch!
68 00:08:22 - You shot Roscoe!- Well...
69 00:08:25 And you killed Ace!
70 00:08:27 I only shot your brother oncehe threatened to shoot me.
71 00:08:30 And I do believe I have...one, two, three, four...
72 00:08:33 ...five witnesseswho can attest to that fact.
73 00:08:36 - Damn leg's busted!- No doubt.
74 00:08:39 Now, if you could keep yourcaterwauling down to a minimum,
75 00:08:42 I'd like to finish my lineof inquiry with young Django.
76 00:08:45 (SCREAMING RESUMES)
77 00:08:49 MAN: - God-fuckin'-damn it!- As I was saying...
78 00:08:53 ...if you were to see the BrittleBrothers again, you could recognize 'em?
79 00:08:57 Yeah.
80 00:08:59 Sold American!
81 00:09:00 So, Mr. Speck? Mr. Speck?How much for young Django here?
82 00:09:10 That iron is nasty business.
83 00:09:18 Oh, could you hold this for a moment?
84 00:09:22 Thank you. Django?
85 00:09:23 Get up on that horse.
86 00:09:26 Also, if I were you,
87 00:09:27 I'd take that winter coatthe dear departed Speck left behind.
88 00:09:46 Nigger!Don't you touch my brother's coat.
89 00:09:58 (SCREAMING)
90 00:10:00 Goddamn it! Oh!(MOANING)
91 00:10:07 One hundred... ten... 20...
92 00:10:12 ...and five...
93 00:10:15 ...for young Django here.
94 00:10:17 And since he won'tbe needing it anymore,
95 00:10:19 I'd like to purchase your brother's nag.
96 00:10:22 Also, Mr. Speck, I'm afraidI will require a bill of sale.
97 00:10:27 Do you have one?
98 00:10:29 - You go to hell, dentist.(SCOFFS)
99 00:10:32 I thought not.
100 00:10:34 No worries. I come prepared.
101 00:10:42 Thank you.
102 00:10:44 This will serve nicelyas a bill of sale.
103 00:10:52 (NICKERING)
104 00:11:00 Whoa.
105 00:11:05 Now, as to you poor devils.
106 00:11:09 So, as I see it, when it comes tothe subject of what to do next,
107 00:11:14 you gentlemen have two choices.
108 00:11:17 One: Once I'm gone, you could liftthat beast off the remaining Speck,
109 00:11:22 then carry him to the nearest town.
110 00:11:24 Which would be at least37 miles back the way you came.
111 00:11:28 Or two: You could unshackle yourselves,take that rifle,
112 00:11:34 put a bullet in his head,bury the two of them deep,
113 00:11:36 and then make your way to amore enlightened area of this country.
114 00:11:41 Choice is yours.
115 00:11:42 Oh, and on the off chance there areany astronomy aficionados amongst you,
116 00:11:47 the North Star is that one.
117 00:11:51 Ta-ta. (CLUCKING)
118 00:12:09 Now wait a minute, fellas.Let's talk about this!
119 00:12:14 (LANTERN CRASHING)(CHAINS RATTLING)
120 00:12:17 You gotta be reasonablein a situation like this!
121 00:12:22 I'm not a bad guy.I'm just doin' my job!
122 00:12:25 Blueberry, didn't Igive you my last apple?
123 00:12:29 Tell you what, boys:Take me to the doc in El Paso,
124 00:12:32 - I'll get you your freedom.(GUN COCKING)
125 00:12:34 - No. No, please...(GUNSHOT ECHOING)
126 00:12:54 (DOGS BARKING NEARBY)
127 00:13:20 (SQUEAKING)
128 00:13:23 All right, now.
129 00:13:25 I'd like you totake two of these tonight...
130 00:13:27 (COUGHING)- ...and then in the morning...
131 00:13:31 That's a nigger on a horse.
132 00:13:59 What's everybody staring at?
133 00:14:01 They ain't never seenno nigger on a horse before.
134 00:14:04 (GOATS BLEATING)
135 00:14:16 Whoa.
136 00:14:27 Good morning, innkeeper!
137 00:14:30 Two beers for two weary travelers.
138 00:14:33 It's still a bit early.
139 00:14:34 We won't be open for another hour.
140 00:14:37 By then, we'll be servin' breakfast.
141 00:14:39 (GASPING) Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa... whatthe hell you think you're doing, boy?
142 00:14:45 Get that nigger outta here!
143 00:14:50 (PANTING) Help! Help!- Innkeeper!
144 00:14:54 Remember, get the sheriff,not the marshal.
145 00:14:58 MAN: Sheriff! Help!
146 00:15:00 Alas.
147 00:15:03 Now we must act as our own bartender.
148 00:15:08 Sit down, my boy.
149 00:15:19 - What kind of dentist are you?(CHORTLES)
150 00:15:23 Despite that cart, I haven'tpracticed dentistry in five years.
151 00:15:32 But these days,I practice a new profession...
152 00:15:38 ...bounty hunter.
153 00:15:46 Do you know what a bounty hunter is?
154 00:15:48 No.
155 00:15:49 Well...
156 00:15:52 ...the way the slave tradedeals in human lives for cash,
157 00:15:57 a bounty hunter deals in corpses.
158 00:15:59 (TSKING) Hat
159 00:16:05 Prost.
160 00:16:15 The state places a bountyon a man's head.
161 00:16:18 I track that man, I find that man,I kill that man.
162 00:16:20 After I've killed him, I transport thatman's corpse back to the authorities.
163 00:16:25 Sometimes that's easier said than done.
164 00:16:27 I show that corpse to the authorities,proving yes, indeed,
165 00:16:30 I truly have killed him,
166 00:16:32 at which point the authoritiespay me the bounty.
167 00:16:35 So, like slavery,it's a flesh for cash business.
168 00:16:40 What's a bounty?
169 00:16:45 It's like a reward.
170 00:16:47 You kill people?And they give you a reward?
171 00:16:50 Certain people, yeah.
172 00:16:52 Bad people?
173 00:16:54 Ah! Badder they are,bigger the reward.
174 00:16:58 Which brings me to you.
175 00:17:00 And I must admit, I'm at a bit ofa quandary when it comes to you.
176 00:17:05 On one hand, I despise slavery.
177 00:17:07 On the other hand, I need your help.
178 00:17:11 If you're not in a position to refuse,all the better.
179 00:17:15 So, for the time being, I'm gonnamake this slavery malarkey
180 00:17:18 work to my benefit.
181 00:17:20 Still, having said that, I feel guilty.
182 00:17:26 So, I would like the two of usto enter into an agreement.
183 00:17:39 I'm looking for the Brittle Brothers.
184 00:17:45 However, at this endeavor,
185 00:17:47 I'm at a slight disadvantage insofaras I don't know what they look like.
186 00:17:53 But you do. Don't ya?
187 00:17:56 I know what they look like all right.
188 00:17:58 Good. So here's my agreement.
189 00:18:02 - You travel with me until we find them.- Where we goin?
190 00:18:06 I hear at least two of themare overseeing up in Gatlinburg,
191 00:18:09 but I don't know where.
192 00:18:11 That means we visit every plantationin Gatlinburg till we find 'em.
193 00:18:15 And when we find them,you point them out, and I kill them.
194 00:18:22 You do that, I agreeto give you your freedom,
195 00:18:25 $25 per Brittle Brother. That's $75.
196 00:18:29 And, as if on cue,here comes the sheriff.
197 00:18:37 (SCOFFS)
198 00:18:41 OK, boys. Fun's over. Come on out.
199 00:18:49 (OVERLAPPING CHATTER)- All right, folks, calm down.
200 00:18:55 Go about your business.
201 00:18:57 These jokers will be gone soon.
202 00:19:02 Now, why y'all wanna comeinto my town and start trouble?
203 00:19:07 And scare all these nice people.
204 00:19:12 You ain't got nothing better to do
205 00:19:14 than to come into Bill Sharp's town
206 00:19:18 and show your ass?
207 00:19:20 (METAL SPRINGING NOISE)(SHERIFF SCREAMING)
208 00:19:22 (CROWD GASPING)(GROANING)
209 00:19:25 (WOMAN SCREAMS)
210 00:19:28 - What'd you just do to our sheriff?(GROANING)
211 00:19:34 (YELLING)(SHOT ECHOING)
212 00:19:36 (WOMAN GASPS)
213 00:19:37 (CROWD SCREAMING)
214 00:19:44 Now you can get the marshal.
215 00:19:47 MAN: Marshal! Marshal!
216 00:19:50 - Should we wait inside?- Can we just leave?
217 00:19:52 After you.
218 00:19:56 Move that buckboard a long waysacross the street from the saloon.
219 00:20:00 I want six men, six rifles behind it.
220 00:20:03 I want two men,two rifles up on this roof.
221 00:20:06 Two men, two rifles on that roof.
222 00:20:08 All the barrels aimedat that front door.
223 00:20:11 Somebody get poor Billoutta the goddamn street.
224 00:20:16 You in the saloon!
225 00:20:18 We got a hundred rifles aimedat every way out of that buildin'.
226 00:20:22 You got one chanceto get out of this alive.
227 00:20:26 You and your nigger come out right nowwith your hands over your head,
228 00:20:29 and I mean right now.
229 00:20:32 SCHULTZ: Is this the marshalI have the pleasure of addressing?
230 00:20:35 Yes, it is.
231 00:20:37 This is U.S. Marshal Gill Tatum.
232 00:20:40 SCHULTZ:Na wunderbar, marshal.
233 00:20:42 I have relieved myself of all weapons,
234 00:20:46 and just as you have instructed,
235 00:20:49 I am ready to step outside
236 00:20:52 with my hands raised above my head.
237 00:20:57 I trust as a representative
238 00:21:00 of the criminal justice system ofthe United States of America,
239 00:21:03 I shan't be shot down in the streetby either you or your deputies
240 00:21:09 before I've had my day in court.
241 00:21:12 You mean like you did our sheriff.
242 00:21:15 Shot him down like a dog in the street.
243 00:21:17 Yes, that's exactly what I mean.
244 00:21:19 Do I have your word as a lawman not toshoot me down like a dog in the street?
245 00:21:28 Well, much as we'd all enjoyseeing something like that,
246 00:21:32 ain't nobody gonna cheatthe hangman in my town.
247 00:21:36 Fair enough, marshal.Here we come.
248 00:21:41 They're a little tense out there.
249 00:21:43 So don't make any quick movements,and let me do the talking.
250 00:21:47 (DOORS SQUEAKING OPEN)- Come ahead.
251 00:21:56 You unarmed?
252 00:21:58 SCHULTZ: Yes, indeed we are.
253 00:22:00 Marshal Tatum, may I address youand your deputies,
254 00:22:04 and apparently theentire town of Daughtrey,
255 00:22:06 as to the incident that just occurred?
256 00:22:10 - Go on.- Thank you.
257 00:22:12 My name is Dr. King Schultz.
258 00:22:15 Like yourself, marshal,I'm a servant of the court.
259 00:22:18 The man lying dead in the dirt,who the good people of Daughtrey
260 00:22:22 saw fit to elect as their sheriff,who went by the name of Bill Sharp,
261 00:22:26 is actually a wanted outlawby the name of Willard Peck,
262 00:22:31 with a price on his head of $200.
263 00:22:33 Now that's $200, dead or alive.
264 00:22:36 The hell, you say!
265 00:22:38 I'm aware this is probablydisconcerting news.
266 00:22:42 But I'm willing to wagerthis man was elected sheriff
267 00:22:45 sometime in the past two years?
268 00:22:49 Yeah.
269 00:22:50 SCHULTZ: I know this because threeyears ago, he was rustling cattle
270 00:22:54 from the B.C. Corrigan Cattle Companyof Lubbock, Texas.
271 00:22:57 Now, this is a warrantmade out by
272 00:23:01 Circuit Court Judge Henry AllenLaudermilk of Austin, Texas.
273 00:23:07 You're encouraged to wire him.
274 00:23:09 He'll back up who I am andwho your dear departed sheriff was.
275 00:23:14 (GUNS UNCOCKING)
276 00:23:22 In other words, marshal,you owe me $200.
277 00:23:26 (MEDIUM-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
278 00:23:35 I'll be damned.
279 00:24:04 After this Brittle businessis behind us,
280 00:24:08 you'll be a free man, with a horse,$75 in your back pocket...
281 00:24:16 What's your plan after that?
282 00:24:20 Find my wife, and buy her freedom.
283 00:24:26 Django, I had no ideayou were a married man.
284 00:24:32 Do most slaves believe in marriage?
285 00:24:34 Oh, me and my wife do.
286 00:24:38 Old Man Carrucan didn't.That's why we, uh... we run off.
287 00:24:43 MAN: Django.
288 00:24:45 Django, Django.
289 00:24:48 You got sand, Django.
290 00:24:52 Boy's got sand.
291 00:24:55 I got no use for a nigger with sand.
292 00:25:00 I want you to burn a runaway "r"right here on his cheek.
293 00:25:04 And the girl, too.
294 00:25:05 (GROANING)
295 00:25:07 And I want you to take 'em tothe Greenville auction and sell 'em.
296 00:25:13 Both of 'em.
297 00:25:15 Separately.
298 00:25:19 And this one...
299 00:25:23 ...you will sell him cheap.
300 00:25:27 In Greenville...
301 00:25:31 ...there should be some sortof a records office.
302 00:25:42 You know when she was sold...
303 00:25:45 ...you know where she came from,
304 00:25:48 and you know her name.
305 00:25:51 What is her name?
306 00:25:53 Broomhilda.
307 00:25:56 - What?- Broom-hilda.
308 00:25:59 - Broomhilda?- Hm-mm.
309 00:26:04 - Were her owners German?- Yeah, how you know?
310 00:26:07 She wasn't born onthe Carrucan plantation.
311 00:26:09 She was raised by a German mistress,the Von Shafts.
312 00:26:12 She speak a little German, too.
313 00:26:14 - Your wife?- Hm-mm.
314 00:26:16 When she was little, her mistresstaught her so she'd have somebody
315 00:26:18 to speak German with.
316 00:26:21 Well, let me get this straight.
317 00:26:24 Your slave wife speaks Germanand her name is Broomhilda Von Shaft?
318 00:26:29 Yep.
319 00:26:34 They call me Hildi.
320 00:26:45 (ROOSTER CROWING NEARBY)
321 00:26:53 When we gain access to theseplantations, we'll be putting on an act.
322 00:27:00 You'll be playing a character.
323 00:27:10 Hm?
324 00:27:12 No?
325 00:27:20 During the act, you cannever break character.
326 00:27:26 Do you understand?
327 00:27:28 Yeah. Don't break character.
328 00:27:33 And your characteris that of The Valet.
329 00:27:37 What that is?
330 00:27:40 That's a fancy word for servant.
331 00:27:42 - Valet?- Hm-mm.
332 00:27:44 (CHUCKLES)
333 00:27:45 And now, Django, you may chooseyour character's costume.
334 00:27:52 Youse gonna let mepick out my own clothes?
335 00:27:54 But of course.
336 00:27:55 (MEDIUM-TEMPO SONGRESUMES PLAYING)
337 00:28:24 Whoa.
338 00:28:29 It's against the law for niggersto ride horses in this territory.
339 00:28:33 This is my valet.My valet does not walk.
340 00:28:37 - I said niggers on horses...SCHULTZ: - His name is Django.
341 00:28:41 He's a free man.He can ride what he pleases.
342 00:28:44 Not on my property.Not around my niggers, he can't.
343 00:28:48 My good sir,perhaps we got off on the wrong boot.
344 00:28:53 Allow me to unring this bell.
345 00:28:56 My name is Dr. King Schultz.This is my valet, Django.
346 00:29:00 And these are our horses,Tony and Fritz.
347 00:29:02 (SNORTING)(WOMEN GIGGLING)
348 00:29:05 Mr. Bennett?
349 00:29:07 I've been led to believe that youare a gentleman and a businessman.
350 00:29:11 And it is for these attributeswe've ridden from Texas to Tennessee
351 00:29:16 to parley with you now.
352 00:29:18 I wish to purchaseone of your nigger gals.
353 00:29:24 You and your Jimmierode from Texas to Tennessee
354 00:29:27 to buy one of my nigger gals?
355 00:29:29 No appointment, no nothin?
356 00:29:31 Oh, I'm afraid so.
357 00:29:33 Well, what if I was to sayI don't like you?
358 00:29:36 Or your fancy-pants nigger?
359 00:29:38 And I wouldn't sell you a tinker's damn.
360 00:29:40 Now what you got to say about that?
361 00:29:45 Mr. Bennett.
362 00:29:47 If you are the businessmanI've been led to believe you to be,
363 00:29:51 I have 5,000 things I might saythat could change your mind.
364 00:29:57 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
365 00:30:00 Well, come on inside and getyourself somethin' cool to drink.
366 00:30:06 Hm-mm.
367 00:30:10 (CHUCKLES)
368 00:30:18 Oh, maybe while we discuss business,
369 00:30:20 you could provide one ofyour loveliest black creatures
370 00:30:23 to escort Django herearound your magnificent grounds.
371 00:30:26 Oh, well, absolutely!Uh, Betina.
372 00:30:28 - Yessir, Big Daddy?- Uh...
373 00:30:30 What's your Jimmie's name again?
374 00:30:32 - Django.- Django.
375 00:30:34 Betina, sugar, could youtake Django there
376 00:30:36 and take him around the grounds hereand show him all the pretty stuff.
377 00:30:39 As you please, Big Daddy.
378 00:30:41 Oh, Mr. Bennett, I must remind you,Django is a free man.
379 00:30:45 He cannot be treated like a slave.He... within the bounds of good taste,
380 00:30:48 He must be treatedas an extension of myself.
381 00:30:51 - Understood, Schultz. Betina, sugar?- Yes'm?
382 00:30:54 Django isn't a slave.Django is a free man, you understand?
383 00:31:00 You can't treat him like anyof the other niggers around here,
384 00:31:02 'cause he ain't like any of theother niggers around here. You got it?
385 00:31:06 You want I shouldtreat him like white folks?
386 00:31:09 No. That's not what I said.
387 00:31:12 Then I don't know what you want,Big Daddy.
388 00:31:15 Yes, I can see that. Uh...
389 00:31:20 What's the name of that peckerwood boyfrom town that works with the glass?
390 00:31:24 His mama work over at the lumberyard.
391 00:31:26 - Oh, you mean Jerry.- That's the boy's name. Jerry!
392 00:31:29 You know Jerry, don't you, sugar?
393 00:31:31 - Yes'm, Big Daddy.- Well, that's it, then.
394 00:31:34 You just treat him like you would Jerry.
395 00:31:37 (PLAYING MEDIUM-TEMPO TUNE)
396 00:31:44 That house we just left fromis The Big House.
397 00:31:51 That there is the pantry.
398 00:31:53 That's where Big Daddyhang all his dead meat.
399 00:31:57 Po' little squirrels.
400 00:32:01 What you do for your massa?
401 00:32:04 Didn't you hear him tell youI ain't no slave?
402 00:32:05 - So you really free?- Yes, I's free.
403 00:32:08 You mean you wanna dress like that?
404 00:32:12 - Betina, I need to ask you somethin'.- What you want?
405 00:32:15 I'm lookin' for three white men.Three brothers. Overseers.
406 00:32:18 Their name is Brittle. You know 'em?
407 00:32:20 - Brittle?- Yes, Brittle.
408 00:32:22 John Brittle, Ellis Brittle,Roger Brittle, sometime called Lil Raj.
409 00:32:26 I don't know them.
410 00:32:29 They could be usin' a different name.
411 00:32:31 They woulda come to the plantationthis past year.
412 00:32:33 - You mean the Shaff ers?- Maybe.
413 00:32:36 - Three brothers?- Uh-huh.
414 00:32:38 - They here?- Uh-huh.
415 00:32:40 Could you point one of 'em out to me?
416 00:32:42 Well, one's over in that field.
417 00:32:50 (MEDIUM-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
418 00:32:58 DJANGO: Old Man Carrucan ain'tgonna appreciate this, now.
419 00:33:00 She work in the house, John.
420 00:33:01 You could mess her skin up,and you gonna mess her up
421 00:33:03 and she ain't gonna be worth...she ain't gonna be worth a damn thing.
422 00:33:05 Now, your Bible say...
423 00:33:12 DJANGO: Look, I told youthat I was one that made her do it.
424 00:33:14 You ready?
425 00:33:16 She didn't wanna run off with me. Ifanybody should be gettin' whupped now,
426 00:33:18 it should be me. It should be me, John.
427 00:33:20 Now, I been here long enough, you knowme, you know me a long time, now.
428 00:33:23 (DOGS BARKING IN DISTANCE)
429 00:33:33 You know Massa Carrucanain't gonna appreciate this.
430 00:33:35 She's a... she's a house slave.
431 00:33:37 - She a house slave, she can't be...(SCREAMING)
432 00:33:44 (DOGS HOWLING)
433 00:33:53 (SCREAMING)
434 00:33:59 On my knees. I'm asking you this,please. Ain't this what you want?
435 00:34:02 I'm keeping it funny for you.Now, John, please.
436 00:34:04 (GASPING SOBBING)
437 00:34:10 I's on my knees, John.
438 00:34:11 I like the way you beg, boy.
439 00:34:13 (WHIP CRACKING, ECHOING)
440 00:34:17 Is that who you was lookin' for?
441 00:34:21 Yep.
442 00:34:24 Where the other two at?
443 00:34:25 They by the stable,punishin' Little Jody for breakin' eggs.
444 00:34:29 They whippin' Little Jody?
445 00:34:31 Point me in that direction.
446 00:34:34 You go to that treeand keep goin' that-a way.
447 00:34:42 Go get that white manI came here with.
448 00:34:45 MAN: - Come on, now.- No, no, please!
449 00:34:47 - Come on, girlie.(SHRIEKS) Please!
450 00:34:49 - Come on. Get you set up now.(SCREAMING)
451 00:34:51 "And the Lord said,'The fear of ye..."
452 00:34:54 (CRACKING)- "...and the dread of ye
453 00:34:57 shall be on every beastof the earth."'
454 00:34:59 (CRACKING)
455 00:35:01 Come here now, woman!
456 00:35:02 - You'd better give me that arm!(SCREAMING)
457 00:35:22 OK, she's ready!
458 00:35:26 (WHIMPERING)
459 00:35:38 And after this, we'll seeif you break eggs again.
460 00:35:46 John Brittle!
461 00:36:08 - You remember me?(METAL SPRINGING NOISE)
462 00:36:22 I like the way you die, boy.
463 00:36:30 Goddamn son of a bitch!
464 00:36:41 (GRUNTING)
465 00:36:44 (WHIP CRACKING)
466 00:36:46 (GROANING)
467 00:36:50 - Keep it funny!(GRUNTING)
468 00:36:56 (YELLING)
469 00:37:07 (MAN GROANING)
470 00:37:17 Y'all wanna see somethin?
471 00:37:20 (COCKING PISTOL)
472 00:37:22 No! (GROANS)
473 00:37:29 (CLICKING)
474 00:37:34 Who were they?
475 00:37:37 That's Big John,and that's Lil Raj.
476 00:37:40 Where's Ellis?
477 00:37:41 He's the one hightailin' itacross that field right now.
478 00:37:49 - You sure that's him?- Yeah.
479 00:37:50 - Positive?- I don't know.
480 00:37:52 - You don't know if you're positive?- I don't know what "positive" mean.
481 00:37:55 - It means you're sure.- Yes.
482 00:37:56 - "Yes," what?- Yes, I'm sure that's Ellis Brittle.
483 00:38:12 I'm positive he dead.
484 00:38:18 Django!
485 00:38:21 Everybody calm down.
486 00:38:24 We mean no one else any harm.
487 00:38:26 Who are you two jokers?
488 00:38:28 I am Dr. King Schultz,a legal representative
489 00:38:31 of the criminal justice system ofthe United States of America.
490 00:38:34 The man to my left is Django Freeman.He's my deputy.
491 00:38:39 In my pocket is a warrant,
492 00:38:41 signed by Circuit Court JudgeHenry Allen Laudermilk of Austin, Texas,
493 00:38:45 for the arrest and capture,dead or alive,
494 00:38:49 of John Brittle,Roger Brittle and Ellis Brittle.
495 00:38:54 They were goin' by the name Shaffer.
496 00:38:58 You know them by the name of Shaffer,but the butchers' real name was Brittle.
497 00:39:02 These are wanted men.
498 00:39:04 The law wants 'em for murder.
499 00:39:05 Now, I reiterate, the warrantstates dead or alive,
500 00:39:10 so when Mr. Freeman and myselfexecuted these men on sight,
501 00:39:13 we were operatingwithin our legal boundaries.
502 00:39:18 I realize passions are high,
503 00:39:22 but I must warn you,the penalty for taking deadly force
504 00:39:26 against an officer of the courtin the performance of his duty
505 00:39:29 is you'll be hung by the neckuntil you're dead.
506 00:39:36 Now, may I please remove the warrantfrom my pocket so you may examine it?
507 00:39:43 Gimme.
508 00:40:00 Satisfied?
509 00:40:08 May I have that back, please?
510 00:40:16 - Get off my land.- Posthaste.
511 00:40:20 Load up the bodies as quickly as you canand let's get outta here.
512 00:40:28 (SCHULTZ WHISTLING INDISTINCTLY)
513 00:40:50 Yeah, that's them sons-a-bitches.
514 00:41:02 (GALLOPING HOOFBEATS)
515 00:41:07 (DRAMATIC CHORAL MUSIC)(HORSES SNORTING, WHINNYING)
516 00:41:19 (MEN YELLING, WHOOPING)
517 00:41:34 Come on, men!
518 00:41:37 MAN 1: We're coming for you, nigger!MAN 2: Hee-haw!
519 00:41:50 Now, unless they start shootin' first,nobody shoot 'em.
520 00:41:55 That's way too simple for these jokers.
521 00:41:58 We're gonna whup thatnigger-lover to death.
522 00:42:00 And I'm gonna personallystrip and clip that garboon myself.
523 00:42:09 Damn.
524 00:42:12 I can't see fuckin' shitoutta this thing.
525 00:42:15 We ready or what?
526 00:42:17 BIG DADDY: Aw, hold on,I'm fuckin' with my eyeholes.
527 00:42:19 (FABRIC RIPPING)- Oh... Oh, shit.
528 00:42:22 I just made it worse.
529 00:42:24 Who made this goddamn shit?
530 00:42:27 - Willard's wife.- Well, make your own goddamn masks!
531 00:42:30 Look, nobody's sayin'they don't appreciate what Jenny did.
532 00:42:33 Well, if all I had to dowas cut a hole in a bag,
533 00:42:36 I coulda cut it better than this!
534 00:42:38 What about you, Robert?Can you see?
535 00:42:41 Not too good.
536 00:42:42 I mean, if I don't move my head I cansee you pretty good, more or less.
537 00:42:47 But when I start ridin', the bag'smovin' all over, and I'm ridin' blind.
538 00:42:50 - Shit.MAN: - Yeah.
539 00:42:53 I just made mine worse.
540 00:42:56 Oh, God.
541 00:42:57 Anybody bring any extra bags?
542 00:42:59 No, nobody brought an extra bag!
543 00:43:02 I'm just askin'.
544 00:43:04 Do we have to wear 'em when we ride?
545 00:43:06 Oh, well, shitfire!
546 00:43:07 If you don't wear 'em as you ride up,that just defeats the purpose!
547 00:43:10 Well, I can't seein this fuckin' thing!
548 00:43:12 I can't breathe in this fuckin' thingand I can't ride in this fuckin' thing!
549 00:43:15 Well, fuck all y'all! I'm goin' home!
550 00:43:18 Now, I watched my wife work all daygettin' 30 bags together
551 00:43:22 for you ungrateful sons-a-bitches,
552 00:43:24 and all I can hear iscriticize, criticize, criticize!
553 00:43:28 From now on, don't ask meor mine for nothin'!
554 00:43:32 Now, look, let's not forgetwhy we're here.
555 00:43:35 We got a killer niggerover that hill there!
556 00:43:39 And we gotta make a lesson out of him.
557 00:43:40 OK, I'm confused.Are the bags on or off?
558 00:43:44 I think we all thinkthe bag was a nice idea.
559 00:43:49 - Yeah.(MUMBLING AGREEMENTS)
560 00:43:50 But, not pointin' any fingers,they coulda been done better.
561 00:43:55 So how 'bout no bags this time,
562 00:43:59 but next time we do the bags rightand then we go full regalia.
563 00:44:04 - I like that idea a lot.- You get my vote, Robert.
564 00:44:06 Wait a minute!I didn't say no bags.
565 00:44:10 But nobody can see.
566 00:44:12 So?
567 00:44:13 So it'd be nice to see.
568 00:44:15 Goddamn it! This is a raid!I can't see, you can't see!
569 00:44:20 So what? All that matters is canthe fuckin' horse see! That's a raid!
570 00:44:26 (OVERLAPPING SHOUTS)MAN: - Sons of bitches!
571 00:44:29 I can't see shit!
572 00:44:31 BIG DADDY: There he is! Get that niggerout from under that wagon!
573 00:44:36 And get that nigger-loveroutta the wagon!
574 00:44:38 That nigger ain't down here,Big Daddy!
575 00:44:40 - What?- They tricked us!
576 00:44:41 Well, where are they?
577 00:44:43 Auf Wiedersehen.
578 00:44:45 (ALL SHOUTING)(HORSES WHINNYING)
579 00:44:50 Oh! (CHUCKLES)
580 00:44:52 Bull's-eye.
581 00:44:53 (MEN YELLING)(HORSES WHINNYING)
582 00:44:56 DJANGO: - Look at 'em run.(ALL SHOUTING)
583 00:45:02 Yeah, cowards tend to do that.
584 00:45:04 Goddamn it!
585 00:45:12 BIG DADDY: Goddamn it!
586 00:45:18 Would you care to?
587 00:45:27 Can't see shit outta this!
588 00:45:29 - He's getting away.- I got him.
589 00:45:33 SCHULTZ:Big Daddy's getting away.
590 00:45:35 I got him.
591 00:45:41 (SLOW-MOTION IMPACT SOUND)(BIG DADDY GRUNTING)
592 00:45:52 Got him.
593 00:45:58 (CHUCKLES) The kid's a natural.
594 00:46:05 (ANIMAL YIPPING NEARBY)
595 00:46:11 How you know Broomhilda'sfirst masters was German?
596 00:46:15 Broomhilda is a German name.
597 00:46:18 If they named her,it stands to reason they'd be German.
598 00:46:20 Lots of gals where you're fromnamed Broomhilda?
599 00:46:23 Broomhilda is the name of a character
600 00:46:27 in the most popularof all the German legends.
601 00:46:31 There's a story about Broomhilda?
602 00:46:33 Oh, yes, there is.
603 00:46:41 - Do you know it?- Oh, every German knows that story.
604 00:46:50 Would you like me to tell you?
605 00:46:53 Well, Broomhilda was a princess.
606 00:47:01 She was a daughter of Wotan,god of all gods.
607 00:47:06 Anyway, her father is really mad at her.
608 00:47:10 What she do?
609 00:47:12 I can't exactly remember.
610 00:47:14 She disobeys him in some way.
611 00:47:16 So he puts her on top of the mountain.
612 00:47:20 Broomhilda's on a mountain?
613 00:47:22 It's a German legend,
614 00:47:23 there's always going to bea mountain in there somewhere.
615 00:47:26 And he puts a fire-breathing dragonthere to guard the mountain.
616 00:47:32 And he surrounds herin a circle of hellfire.
617 00:47:38 And there, Broomhilda shall remain.
618 00:47:44 Unless a hero arisesbrave enough to save her.
619 00:47:50 Does a fella arise?
620 00:47:52 Yes, Django, as a matter of fact,he does.
621 00:47:55 A fella named Siegfried.
622 00:47:58 Does Siegfried save her?
623 00:48:01 Quite spectacularly so.
624 00:48:05 He scales the mountain,because he's not afraid of it.
625 00:48:09 He slays the dragon,because he's not afraid of him.
626 00:48:14 And he walks through hellfire...
627 00:48:19 ...because Broomhilda's worth it.
628 00:48:25 I know how he feel.
629 00:48:28 I think I'm juststarting to realize that.
630 00:48:37 Now, look, Django...
631 00:48:44 ...I don't doubt that one dayyou'll save your lady love...
632 00:48:49 ...but I can't let you go toGreenville in a good conscience.
633 00:48:54 A slave auction town in Mississippiisn't the place for you to visit.
634 00:48:58 Free or not, it's just too dangerous.
635 00:49:04 But let me ask you a question.
636 00:49:14 How do you like thebounty hunting business?
637 00:49:18 Kill white folksand they pay you for it?
638 00:49:21 What's not to like?
639 00:49:22 Now, I have to admit,we make a good team.
640 00:49:25 I thought you was mad at mefor killin' Big John and Lil Raj.
641 00:49:28 Yeah, on that occasionyou were a tad overzealous,
642 00:49:30 but normally, that's a good thing.
643 00:49:33 How'd you like to partner upfor the winter?
644 00:49:35 What you mean "partner up"?
645 00:49:37 You work with me through the wintertill the snow melts...
646 00:49:43 ...I give you a third of my bounties.
647 00:49:46 So we make some money this winter,and when the snow melts,
648 00:49:50 I'll take you to Greenville myself
649 00:49:53 and we'll findwhere they sent your wife.
650 00:50:01 Why you care what happen to me?
651 00:50:04 Why you care if I find my wife?
652 00:50:06 Frankly...
653 00:50:09 ...I've never given anybodytheir freedom before.
654 00:50:12 And now that I have,I feel vaguely responsible for you.
655 00:50:17 Plus, when a German meets a real lifeSiegfried, that's kind of a big deal.
656 00:50:23 As a German, I'm obligedto help you on your quest
657 00:50:26 to rescue your beloved Broomhilda.
658 00:50:36 (MEDIUM-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
659 00:52:38 MAN: You got her.
660 00:52:46 Ooh. What happened to Mr. "I WannaShoot White Folks For Money"?
661 00:52:51 - His son's with him.- Well, good.
662 00:52:54 He'll have a loved one with him.
663 00:52:56 Maybe even share a last word.
664 00:53:00 That's better than most of them get.
665 00:53:02 Damn sight better than he deserves.
666 00:53:13 Put down the rifle.
667 00:53:17 Don't worry, I'm not mad at you.
668 00:53:20 Let's take out Smitty Bacall's handbill.
669 00:53:26 Read it aloud.
670 00:53:28 Consider that today's lesson.
671 00:53:33 "Wanted. Dead or alive."
672 00:53:36 "Smitty Bacall and theSmitty Bacall"
673 00:53:40 SCHULTZ: - Gang.- "Gang."
674 00:53:43 "For murder and stagecoach...
675 00:53:48 ...robbery."
676 00:53:50 - "Seven-zero-zero-zero..."- Seven thousand.
677 00:53:53 Thousand.
678 00:53:54 "$7,000 for Smitty Bacall."
679 00:53:58 "$1,500 for each of his...
680 00:54:04 ...gang..."
681 00:54:07 - Mem...- "Members."
682 00:54:09 "Known members of the Smitty BacallGang are as follas:"
683 00:54:14 - Follows.- "Follows."
684 00:54:16 "Dandy Michaels, Gerald Nash and..."
685 00:54:21 Crazy Craig Koons.
686 00:54:24 That is who Smitty Bacall is.
687 00:54:26 If Smitty Bacall wantedto start a farm at 22,
688 00:54:29 they would never have printed that.
689 00:54:32 But Smitty Bacallwanted to rob stagecoaches
690 00:54:35 and he didn't mindkilling people to do it.
691 00:54:39 Do you want to save your wifeby doing what I do?
692 00:54:43 This is what I do.
693 00:54:45 I kill people andsell their corpses for cash.
694 00:54:49 This corpse is worth $7,000.
695 00:54:53 Now quit your pussyfootingand shoot him.
696 00:55:00 (HORSE WHINNYING)
697 00:55:03 (BOY GIGGLES)
698 00:55:06 Pa?
699 00:55:07 Pa!
700 00:55:17 Here.
701 00:55:19 You need to keep thisSmitty Bacall handbill.
702 00:55:21 - Why?- It's good luck.
703 00:55:23 You always keep the handbillof your first bounty.
704 00:55:36 (UP-TEMPO GUITAR MUSIC PLAYS)
705 00:56:14 That's accurate.
706 00:56:30 (HORSES WHINNY)(OVERLAPPING GUNSHOTS)
707 00:56:43 (SHELL CASINGS CLINKING)
708 00:56:50 (BELLOWING)
709 00:57:24 Doctor, Django, how the hell are ya?
710 00:57:28 Who the hell-a you got there?
711 00:57:30 SCHULTZ: The Wilson-Lowe Gang.
712 00:57:32 Who the hell is the Wilson-Lowe Gang?
713 00:57:36 Bad Chuck Wilson and meanerBobby Lowe and three of their acolytes.
714 00:57:41 Huh. Well, just leave 'em out here,they ain't going nowhere.
715 00:57:45 Why don't you come in thenout of the snowy snow
716 00:57:47 and get yourselves some coffee.
717 00:57:49 We had a birthday yesterday.Got some cake.
718 00:57:52 Pretty good.
719 00:58:12 (CHAINS RATTLING)
720 00:58:15 MAN 1: Move along!
721 00:58:23 Move it, boy!
722 00:58:27 MAN 2: Keep movin'.
723 00:58:28 Get on up on that auction block.
724 00:58:32 Don't let that mud slow you down.Keep going.
725 00:58:50 Keep goin'!
726 00:58:54 SCHULTZ:"Broomhilda Von Shaft. Age 27.
727 00:58:58 'r' on right cheek."
728 00:59:01 Calvin Candie.
729 00:59:04 He owns the fourth biggest cottonplantation in Mississippi: Candyland.
730 00:59:08 Candyland?
731 00:59:10 Oh, so you've heard of it.
732 00:59:11 Ain't no slave ain't heard of Candyland.
733 00:59:13 Well, apparently,that's where your wife is...
734 00:59:16 (SIGHS)- ...and that's the repellant gentleman
735 00:59:18 who owns her. Let's just hope sheworks in the house, not in the field.
736 00:59:22 Oh, no, she ain't no field nigger.
737 00:59:24 She... she pretty.
738 00:59:27 And she talk good, too.
739 00:59:30 But when they tore her back upand then they...
740 00:59:33 ...burned that runaway "r"on her cheek...
741 00:59:37 ...they goddamned her.
742 00:59:39 (YELLS)
743 00:59:40 (SIZZLING)(SCREAMING)
744 00:59:43 She ain't no field niggerbut she ain't good enough
745 00:59:44 for the house no more either.
746 00:59:46 They gonna try tomake her a comfort girl.
747 00:59:48 What's a comfort...? Oh.
748 00:59:51 Not while I got freedom.
749 00:59:53 Not while I got my gun.
750 00:59:58 So do we offer to buy her?
751 01:00:03 So...
752 01:00:06 ...say...
753 01:00:09 ...a man wants to buy a horse.
754 01:00:13 Needs to buy a horse.
755 01:00:16 He walks up to the farmer's farm,and he knocks on the farmer's door
756 01:00:19 and asks the farmer to buy his horse.
757 01:00:21 And do you know what the farmer says?
758 01:00:23 The farmer says no.
759 01:00:26 Well, I say fuck that farmer,and I'm stealin' that horse.
760 01:00:32 Fair enough. But now you're a horsethief, and they hang horse thieves.
761 01:00:36 Not to mention the horsegoes back to its original owner
762 01:00:38 because the horse is still his property.
763 01:00:40 We need her and we need a bill of sale.
764 01:00:44 Well, if we ain't gonna try to buy her,then how we gonna get her?
765 01:00:47 May I offer an alternativeplan of action?
766 01:00:51 Go ahead.
767 01:00:53 So... the man walks upto the farmer's farm,
768 01:00:58 he knocks on the farmer's door...
769 01:01:00 ...and asks not to buy the horse,but the farm.
770 01:01:05 And makes an offer so ridiculous,
771 01:01:09 the farmer is forced to say yes.
772 01:01:12 - We gonna offer to buy Candyland?- No, it's far too big.
773 01:01:15 But apparently this farmerain't all about the farm.
774 01:01:20 How much do you knowabout Mandingo fighting?
775 01:01:22 What?
776 01:01:23 Can you convincinglymasquerade as someone
777 01:01:26 who is an expert on Mandingo fighting?
778 01:01:28 Why?
779 01:01:29 SCHULTZ: Because my character is thatof a big money buyer from Dusseldorf,
780 01:01:33 here in Greenville to buy my wayinto the Mandingo fight game.
781 01:01:37 And your character is a Mandingo expertI hired to help me do it.
782 01:01:41 DJANGO: They call that "One-Eyed Charley."
783 01:01:46 Bonjour.
784 01:01:48 (SPEAKS FRENCH)
785 01:01:50 We're here to see Mr. Calvin Candie.
786 01:01:53 Entraz.
787 01:01:58 - Thank you.- Hm-mm.
788 01:02:00 You want me to play a black slaver?
789 01:02:03 Ain't nothin' lower than a black slaver.
790 01:02:06 A black slaver is lowerthan the head house nigger...
791 01:02:10 ...and, buddy,that's pretty fuckin' low.
792 01:02:13 Then play him that way.
793 01:02:15 Give me your black slaver.
794 01:02:20 (PEOPLE SINGINGMEDIUM-TEMPO SONG)
795 01:02:22 ♪ Along came the 219Toot! Toot! Peanut butter!
796 01:02:27 (SINGING CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY)
797 01:02:31 Dr. Schultz!
798 01:02:33 - Good to see you again!- Mr. Moguy.
799 01:02:36 Thank you for your assistancein creating the opportunity
800 01:02:39 - for this appointment.- Nonsense, it's my job.
801 01:02:42 So this is the One-Eyed CharleyI've heard so much about.
802 01:02:45 Yes, this is Django Freeman.
803 01:02:48 Django, this is Mr. Candie's lawyer,Leonide Moguy.
804 01:02:50 Just call me Leo.
805 01:02:53 Calvin's in the Julius Caesar room.You all wanna follow me?
806 01:02:56 SCHULTZ: How long have you beenassociated with Mr. Candie?
807 01:02:58 LEO: Oh, Calvin's father and Iwere about 11
808 01:03:01 when we went toboarding school together.
809 01:03:03 Calvin's father's fatherput me through law school.
810 01:03:06 One could almost sayI was raised to be Calvin's lawyer.
811 01:03:09 One could almost say youse a nigger.
812 01:03:12 What did you say?
813 01:03:14 - I said...- Nothing, he's just being cheeky.
814 01:03:17 Uh, anything else about Mr. Candiethat I should know before I meet him?
815 01:03:21 Yes, he is a bit of a Francophile.
816 01:03:24 (CHUCKLES)What civilized people aren't?
817 01:03:26 And he prefers Monsieur Candieto Mr. Candie.
818 01:03:28 (SPEAKS FRENCH)
819 01:03:31 He doesn't speak French. Don't speakFrench to him, it'll embarrass him.
820 01:03:36 (MEN FIGHTING, GRUNTING)
821 01:03:38 MAN: Get back on top, now!Turn around!
822 01:03:40 There you go.
823 01:03:45 Why do you want to get inthe Mandingo business?
824 01:03:50 You don't intend to allow your secondto make the proper introductions?
825 01:03:55 Quit stalling, now.
826 01:03:57 Answer the question.
827 01:04:01 The awful truth? I'm bored.
828 01:04:04 This seems like a good bit of fun.
829 01:04:12 Well, come on over.
830 01:04:14 We got us a fight goin' onthat's a good bit of fun.
831 01:04:19 (MAN SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
832 01:04:21 Won't you accompany me to the bar?
833 01:04:22 (GRUNTING, PUNCHES CONTINUE)
834 01:04:31 You don't wear a hat in the house,white man. Even I know that.
835 01:04:43 - Dr. Schultz.- What a rare pleasure.
836 01:04:44 Keep fighting, niggers.
837 01:04:46 - And I might add, an honor.- Honor to meet you.
838 01:04:49 Please have a seat,the pleasure's all mine.
839 01:04:51 Get free man Django herewhatever he wants.
840 01:04:55 And I'll have sweet tea and bourbon.
841 01:05:08 (GRUNTING FROM FIGHTERS CONTINUES)
842 01:05:14 (MAN YELLING, GRUNTING)
843 01:05:17 CALVIN: Use your weight, boy,use your weight! There you go.
844 01:05:20 He's much bigger and stronger!
845 01:05:22 Come on, now!
846 01:05:24 He's not doing what I told him,for God's sakes.
847 01:05:27 (SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
848 01:05:31 Come on, now, boy!It's a fight to the death!
849 01:05:34 (GRUNTING)- You either hit him or are you ain't?
850 01:05:37 (YELLING)
851 01:05:41 (SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
852 01:05:45 - Big Fred, come on!(GRUNTING)
853 01:05:48 CALVIN: Turn him around! Now...
854 01:05:53 CALVIN: Use your strength, boy!Come on, now! Use your strength!
855 01:05:58 (MAN SCREAMING)
856 01:06:00 CALVIN: There you go!
857 01:06:03 There you go! Look at that.
858 01:06:06 See, I told you to putsome more power in there.
859 01:06:10 Do what I told you, boy!
860 01:06:12 - There you go!(BONES CRACKING)
861 01:06:13 - No!CALVIN: - Do what I told ya!
862 01:06:16 Blind him black, boy!Blind him black!
863 01:06:19 (MAN SCREAMING)
864 01:06:21 - Oh, no, Luigi.(SCREAMING)
865 01:06:27 - Whoo! Whoo-hoo-hoo!(SCREAMING)
866 01:06:32 Oh...
867 01:06:33 (PANTING)(MAN CONTINUES SCREAMING)
868 01:06:40 (PLAYING POOL)
869 01:06:41 (SCREAMING CONTINUES)
870 01:06:43 Finish him.
871 01:06:49 Go on, boy, finish him!
872 01:06:52 (SCREAMING HALTS)
873 01:06:55 MOGUY: That's why theycall him Big Fred.
874 01:06:57 - Worth every penny.- Well, arrivederci, Luigi.
875 01:07:01 Come on up, now, boy.Get yourself a rest.
876 01:07:03 You did a fine job.A real fine job.
877 01:07:07 Mercedes.
878 01:07:29 Tequila.
879 01:07:41 What's your name?
880 01:07:44 Django.
881 01:07:48 Can you spell it?
882 01:07:52 D-J-A-N-G-O.
883 01:07:58 The D is silent.
884 01:07:59 I know.
885 01:08:08 (SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
886 01:08:09 CALVIN: Mr. Moguy, want you totake care of my new boy here.
887 01:08:12 You find him a roomwith a soft bed,
888 01:08:14 then you bring him upa pony to lick his pole.
889 01:08:17 But you be ready to travel to Candylandtomorrow morning, now, ya hear?
890 01:08:20 Yessir, Monsieur Candie.
891 01:08:21 Before you go,Roscoe, get Fred here a tall beer.
892 01:08:29 You enjoy that, boy.You've earned it.
893 01:08:32 Yessir.
894 01:08:43 - What's your name, boy?- His name is Django Freeman.
895 01:08:47 (CALVIN CHUCKLES)
896 01:08:50 Where'd you dig him up?
897 01:08:52 A fortuitous turn of eventsbrought Django and myself together.
898 01:08:57 I've heard tell about you.
899 01:09:00 I heard you been telling everybodythem Mandingos ain't no damn good.
900 01:09:03 Ain't nothin' nobodyis sellin' is worth buyin'.
901 01:09:05 I'm curious... what makes yousuch a Mandingo expert?
902 01:09:11 I'm curious what makes you so curious.
903 01:09:17 - What did you say, boy?- Calm down, Butch.
904 01:09:20 No offense given...
905 01:09:22 ...none taken.
906 01:09:24 SCHULTZ: Monsieur Candie...
907 01:09:25 ...I'd appreciate if you coulddirect your line of inquiry toward me.
908 01:09:29 One...
909 01:09:31 ...you do not have anything to drink.Can I get you a tasty refreshment?
910 01:09:35 - Yes! I'll have a beer.- Wunderbar.
911 01:09:38 Roscoe, a beerfor the man with the beard,
912 01:09:40 and I will have aPolynesian Pearl Diver.
913 01:09:42 Do not spare the rum.
914 01:09:44 Doc... I am a seasoned slaver.
915 01:09:47 You are, well, you are a neophyte.
916 01:09:49 I'm simply tryin' to ascertain if thiscowboy here is takin' advantage of you.
917 01:09:56 With all due respect, Monsieur Candie...
918 01:10:00 ...I didn't seek youout for your advice.
919 01:10:02 I sought you out topurchase a fighting nigger
920 01:10:04 at above top-dollar market price.
921 01:10:07 Now I was under the impression,when you granted me an audience,
922 01:10:10 it would be to discuss business.
923 01:10:15 Well, we weren't talkin' business yet.
924 01:10:17 We were discussin' my curiosity.
925 01:10:22 Thank you.
926 01:10:23 CALVIN: Roscoe, Coco,go outside and play.
927 01:10:28 Sheba... you stay right there.
928 01:10:31 I know you didn't mean me.
929 01:10:35 - Prost!- German.
930 01:10:38 Now, according to Moguy,if I do business with you,
931 01:10:42 I'm doing business with both y'all.
932 01:10:44 He does the eyeballin',you the billfold? Is that it?
933 01:10:47 Well, you don't make it soundtoo flattering, but more or less, yeah.
934 01:10:51 Hm.
935 01:10:53 So...
936 01:10:54 ...Bright Boy...
937 01:10:57 ...Moguy tells meyou looked over my African flesh
938 01:10:59 and you wasnone too impressed, huh?
939 01:11:01 Not for top dollar.
940 01:11:05 Well, then,we got nothin' more to talk about.
941 01:11:07 You see, you wanna buya beat-ass nigger from me,
942 01:11:09 those are the beat-ass niggersI wanna sell so...
943 01:11:12 He don't wanna buy the niggersyou wanna sell.
944 01:11:15 He wants the niggeryou don't wanna sell.
945 01:11:18 Well, I don't sell the niggersI don't wanna sell.
946 01:11:24 Well, you won't sell your best.
947 01:11:28 You won't even sell your second best.
948 01:11:31 But your third best...?You don't want to sell him either.
949 01:11:35 But if I made you an offer so ridiculousyou'd be forced to consider it...
950 01:11:39 (CHORTLES)...who knows what could happen?
951 01:11:44 And what do you consider ridiculous?
952 01:11:47 For a truly talented specimen,the right nigger?
953 01:11:53 How much would you say, Django?
954 01:11:58 Twelve thousand dollars.
955 01:12:01 (STRAW SLURPING)
956 01:12:05 Well, gentlemen, you had my curiosity,
957 01:12:09 but now you have my attention.
958 01:12:24 Willie. Willie.Hold up! Hold up. Ah!
959 01:12:30 - Good morning, gentlemen.- Good Dr. Schultz.
960 01:12:33 - Beautiful morning, isn't it?- You couldn't have picked a better one.
961 01:12:37 Please, won't you take a ride with ushere in the Victoria.
962 01:12:40 SCHULTZ:Oh, thank you very much.
963 01:12:42 You can tie your horse up back there.
964 01:12:52 CALVIN: Django.
965 01:12:58 Where I part company from manyof my phrenologist colleagues
966 01:13:02 is I believe there is a levelabove bright, above talented,
967 01:13:07 above loyal that a nigger can aspire to.
968 01:13:11 Say, one nigger thatjust pops up in 10,000.
969 01:13:16 The exceptional nigger.
970 01:13:19 Bright day, huh, Bright Boy?
971 01:13:22 Sun is up.
972 01:13:24 Shining on all of us.
973 01:13:31 CALVIN: - Have a seat, doc.SCHULTZ: - Thank you.
974 01:13:34 Quite an honor.
975 01:13:35 - The honor is all ours.- Thank you.
976 01:13:37 CALVIN: But I do believe that,given time,
977 01:13:41 exceptional niggerslike Bright Boy here...
978 01:13:45 ...become if not frequent...
979 01:13:48 ...more frequent.
980 01:13:51 Bright Boy,you are that one in 10,000.
981 01:13:56 The name of the game is keep up,not catch up, nigger.
982 01:14:00 (MEN LAUGHING)
983 01:14:12 - Whoa!(WHINNYING)
984 01:14:15 - Touch your guns, you die.- Everybody, calm down!
985 01:14:18 Now I saw the whole thing.No harm done.
986 01:14:20 Are you kidding me?
987 01:14:22 - This nigger just...- I said no harm done!
988 01:14:24 Now take your hand off your pistol!
989 01:14:27 Butch, that means you too.
990 01:14:31 Everybody stop antagonizing my guest.
991 01:14:36 Hoot! Get back up on your horse.
992 01:14:39 He broke my collarbone!
993 01:14:41 For God's sake, somebody please helpHoot here back up on his goddamn horse.
994 01:14:45 MAN: - Yessir, boss.- Oh, now you are one lucky nigger.
995 01:14:49 You better listen to your boss,white boy.
996 01:14:51 Oh, I'm gonna gowalking in the moonlight with you.
997 01:14:54 You wanna hold my hand?
998 01:14:56 (CHUCKLING)
999 01:14:58 (RAP SONG PLAYING)
1000 01:15:00 (CLUCKING)
1001 01:15:02 Willie, take us home.
1002 01:15:07 MAN: Start moving!
1003 01:15:15 Head 'em out!
1004 01:16:02 You got a problemwith your eyeball, boy?
1005 01:16:04 No, sir.
1006 01:16:05 You want a boot heel in it?
1007 01:16:08 No, sir.
1008 01:16:09 Then you keep yourgoddamn eyeballs off me.
1009 01:16:12 You flash that bad look at me again,I'll give you a reason not to like me.
1010 01:16:16 Now move, nigger!
1011 01:16:18 (HORSE SNORTING)
1012 01:16:19 You niggers are gonnaunderstand something about me.
1013 01:16:22 I'm worse than any of thesewhite men here.
1014 01:16:24 You get the molasses out your ass,you keep your goddamn eyeballs off me.
1015 01:16:28 He is a rambunctious sort,ain't he? (CHUCKLES)
1016 01:16:31 Indeed.
1017 01:16:35 May we stop for a momentso I may put a word in my man's ear?
1018 01:16:38 You know, I'm expecting to fall in loveonce I see the specimens at Candyland,
1019 01:16:42 so before that moment,it would be good if I could have
1020 01:16:45 a confidential strategy meetingwith my confidant.
1021 01:16:53 You mind telling mewhat the hell you doing?
1022 01:16:55 I confirmed that Broomhilda'sat Candyland.
1023 01:17:01 - You're sure it's her?- He didn't call her by name,
1024 01:17:03 but she's a young lady, whip markson her back and speaks German.
1025 01:17:07 Now, while it's not wise to assume,
1026 01:17:09 in this instance,I think it's pretty safe.
1027 01:17:12 Point being, don't get socarried away with your retribution.
1028 01:17:16 You lose sight of why we're here.
1029 01:17:19 - You think I lost sight of that?- Yes, I do.
1030 01:17:21 Stop antagonizing Candie.
1031 01:17:23 You're going to blow this whole charade,or more than likely get us both killed.
1032 01:17:28 And I, for one, don't intend to diein Chickasaw County, Mississippi, USA.
1033 01:17:33 I'm not antagonizing him.I'm intriguing him.
1034 01:17:36 You're yelling abuseat these poor slaves.
1035 01:17:40 I recall the man who had mekill another man in front of his son
1036 01:17:45 and he didn't bat a eye.
1037 01:17:49 You remember that?
1038 01:17:52 Yeah, of course I remember.
1039 01:17:54 What you said was thatthis is my world...
1040 01:17:58 ...and in my world you gotta get dirty.
1041 01:18:01 So that's what I'm doing.I'm gettin' dirty.
1042 01:18:08 Well, you're paraphrasing a tad, but...
1043 01:18:12 ...that was the general gist.
1044 01:18:15 (SIGHING)
1045 01:18:18 See you at Candyland.
1046 01:18:27 DJANGO:All right, niggers, back at it.
1047 01:18:31 That means you too, Moonlight.
1048 01:18:42 (DOGS BARKING NEARBY)
1049 01:19:10 (DOGS BARKING LOUDLY)
1050 01:19:21 CALVIN: I'll be. D'Artagnan!
1051 01:19:24 Now, boy, why do afool thing like run off?
1052 01:19:27 I can't fight no more, Monsieur Candie.
1053 01:19:29 CALVIN: Yes, you can.
1054 01:19:31 You might not be able to win,but your ass can fight.
1055 01:19:34 Mr. Stonesipher, would you pleaseshut these goddamn dogs up?
1056 01:19:37 - I cannot hear myself think!- Quiet down, Marsha!
1057 01:19:40 Marsha, hush up! Marsha!
1058 01:19:42 Hush up! Hey!
1059 01:19:44 Get these goddamn dogsaway from this nigger!
1060 01:19:47 (DOGS WHINING)
1061 01:19:56 Come on now, boy...get on out that tree.
1062 01:19:59 Yessir.
1063 01:20:02 (DOGS RESUME BARKING)
1064 01:20:08 (BARKING STOPS)
1065 01:20:24 How long was he loose?
1066 01:20:26 (SPEECH SLURRED)A night. Day.
1067 01:20:29 Half the other night.
1068 01:20:32 How far he get off the property?
1069 01:20:34 'Bout 20 miles off the prop.
1070 01:20:36 Pretty far consideringthat limp he got.
1071 01:20:38 Hm.
1072 01:20:41 Mr. Moguy, who was D'Artagnansupposed to fight on Friday?
1073 01:20:44 One-a this new lot.
1074 01:20:47 Well, way he looks now, a blind Indianwouldn't bet a bead on him.
1075 01:20:50 (D'ARTAGNAN WEEPING) Please, MonsieurCandie, I ain't got it in me no more.
1076 01:20:53 - Now, now, now, now, now.- I can't...
1077 01:20:54 Now, no beggin'.
1078 01:20:57 No playin' on my soft heart.
1079 01:21:03 - You in trouble now, son.- Yessir.
1080 01:21:08 I done paid $500 for you.
1081 01:21:12 When I pay $500, then I expectto get five fights out of a nigger
1082 01:21:17 - 'fore he roll over and play dead.- Sir.
1083 01:21:19 You got to understandthat I'm runnin' a business here.
1084 01:21:24 - You fought three fights.- But I won every one.
1085 01:21:26 Yes, you did. Yes, you did.
1086 01:21:28 But that last one, you muddled the linebetween winnin' and losin'.
1087 01:21:31 Yessir.
1088 01:21:35 Still, the fact remains:
1089 01:21:37 I pay $500, I want five goddamn fights!
1090 01:21:41 So what about my $500, huh?
1091 01:21:45 What about my $500?
1092 01:21:49 You gonna reimburse me?
1093 01:21:56 You even know what "reimburse" means?
1094 01:21:59 (LAUGHING)CALVIN: - Huh?
1095 01:22:03 (LAUGHTER CONTINUES)
1096 01:22:07 I'll reimburse you!
1097 01:22:13 You will?
1098 01:22:15 Yep.
1099 01:22:19 You'll pay $500
1100 01:22:22 for practically a one-eyed old Joeain't fit to push a broom?
1101 01:22:26 No, he won't.
1102 01:22:29 He just tired of youtoyin' with him is all.
1103 01:22:32 Matter of fact, so am I.
1104 01:22:34 But we ain't payin' a pennyfor that pickaninny.
1105 01:22:37 Ain't got no use for him.Ain't that right, doc?
1106 01:22:41 You heard him.
1107 01:22:51 You're gonna have to excuseMr. Stonesipher's slack-jawed gaze.
1108 01:22:55 He ain't never seen anigger like you ever in his life.
1109 01:22:59 Ain't that right, Mr. Stonesipher?
1110 01:23:04 That right.
1111 01:23:06 CALVIN: For that matter...
1112 01:23:09 ...nor have I.
1113 01:23:16 Now...
1114 01:23:19 ...seein' as you won't pay a pennyfor this pickaninny here...
1115 01:23:24 ...you won't mind me handlin'this nigger any way I see fit?
1116 01:23:29 He's your nigger.
1117 01:23:34 Mr. Stonesipher?
1118 01:23:37 Let Marsha and her bitchessend D'Artagnan to nigger heaven.
1119 01:23:41 - Marsha! Marsha, hey, get him!(BARKS ECHOING)
1120 01:23:47 Get 'im, get 'im!
1121 01:23:51 - Yeah!- Whoo!
1122 01:23:53 Whoo-ee!
1123 01:24:00 (DOGS SNARLING)(SCREAMING)
1124 01:24:23 Your boss looks a littlegreen around the gills
1125 01:24:25 for a blood sport like nigger fighting.
1126 01:24:28 Nah, he just ain't used to seein'a man ripped apart by dogs is all.
1127 01:24:33 Hm.
1128 01:24:35 You are used to it?
1129 01:24:37 I'm just a little moreused to Americans than he is.
1130 01:24:40 - Hm.- Now, Monsieur Candie...
1131 01:24:45 ...whenever you're ready.
1132 01:24:47 We rode five hoursso you could show off your stock.
1133 01:24:50 Let's get to it.
1134 01:24:53 'Cause as of now,if he's an example, I ain't impressed.
1135 01:25:00 Follow me.
1136 01:25:13 (SNARLING)
1137 01:25:21 (CLUCKING)
1138 01:25:23 (NICKERING)
1139 01:26:58 Line 'em up to the left here now, boy.
1140 01:27:03 Stand up straight, now!
1141 01:27:05 Get up there.
1142 01:27:07 Get up there, boy. Come on.
1143 01:27:09 Give me a line! Give me a line!
1144 01:27:11 Get in line there! Straighten up!
1145 01:28:11 (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
1146 01:28:13 Hello! Stephen, my boy!
1147 01:28:15 Yeah, yeah, yeah.Hello, my ass.
1148 01:28:17 Who this nigger up on that nag?
1149 01:28:21 Stephen, you have nails for breakfast?What's-a matter? Why you so ornery?
1150 01:28:24 - You miss me, huh?- Oh, yessir. (LAUGHS)
1151 01:28:27 I miss you like a hog miss slop!
1152 01:28:30 - Like a baby miss mammy's titty.(ALL CHUCKLING)
1153 01:28:34 I miss you like I missesa rock in my shoe.
1154 01:28:38 (LAUGHING)
1155 01:28:41 Now, I axed you:Who this nigger on that nag?
1156 01:28:45 Hey, Snowball?
1157 01:28:48 Wanna know my name orthe name of my horse, you ask me.
1158 01:28:52 Just who the hell you callin'"Snowball," horse boy?
1159 01:28:55 I'll snatch yourblack ass off that nag there
1160 01:28:57 - and in the mud so fast...- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
1161 01:28:58 - ...make your head spin.- Stephen, Stephen, Stephen.
1162 01:29:01 Let's keep it funny.Django here's a free man.
1163 01:29:05 - This nigger here?- That nigger there.
1164 01:29:08 Let me at leastintroduce the two of you.
1165 01:29:10 Django, this is another cheekyblack bugger like yourself, Stephen.
1166 01:29:14 Stephen, this here's Django.You two oughta hate each other.
1167 01:29:17 Calvin, just who the hell is this niggeryou feels the need to entertain?
1168 01:29:22 Django and his friend in gray here,Dr. Schultz, are customers.
1169 01:29:26 And they are our guests, Stephen.
1170 01:29:27 And you, you old decrepit bastard,oughta show them every hospitality.
1171 01:29:31 - You understand that?- Yessir. Him I understand.
1172 01:29:33 But I don't know whyI got to take lip off this nigger.
1173 01:29:35 You don't have to know why.Do you understand?
1174 01:29:39 Yessir. I understand.
1175 01:29:41 Well, good.They're spendin' the night.
1176 01:29:43 Go up in the guest bedroomsand get two ready.
1177 01:29:46 He gonna stay in The Big House?
1178 01:29:48 Stephen, he's a slaver.It's different.
1179 01:29:51 - In The Big House?- Well, you got a problem with that?
1180 01:29:53 Oh, no.I ain't got no problem with it,
1181 01:29:56 if you ain't got no problemwith burnin' the bed, the sheets,
1182 01:29:58 the pillowcases, everything else whenthis black-ass motherfucker's gone!
1183 01:30:01 That is my problem!They are mine to burn!
1184 01:30:03 Now your problem right nowis makin' a good impression!
1185 01:30:05 And I want you to start solvin'that problem right now
1186 01:30:08 and get them goddamn rooms ready!
1187 01:30:11 Yessir, Monsieur Candie.
1188 01:30:15 Go on, now.
1189 01:30:17 Can't believe you broughta nigger to stay in The Big House.
1190 01:30:19 Your daddy rollin' overin his goddamned grave.
1191 01:30:21 Man, the lip on him. Whoo!He's gettin' worse and worse.
1192 01:30:25 Now...
1193 01:30:26 Where is my beautiful sister?!
1194 01:30:31 There she is!Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
1195 01:30:34 Dr. Schultz, this attractiveSouthern belle is my widowed sister.
1196 01:30:39 Darlin', you are a tonic for tired eyes.
1197 01:30:44 May I present to youLara Lee Candie-Fitzwilly.
1198 01:30:48 Chester, Rodney, Chicken Charly.Y'all get your ass over by that pen.
1199 01:30:52 - Come on, Charly. Come on, now!- Let's go.
1200 01:30:54 You know where it is.
1201 01:30:55 Like you on a rope!
1202 01:30:58 Niggers don't walk around here,niggers run!
1203 01:31:01 - Monsieur Candie?- Hm?
1204 01:31:05 Yeah. About that matter about thenigger girl you were talking about?
1205 01:31:09 Nigger gal?
1206 01:31:10 Yeah, I believe you mentionedshe spoke German.
1207 01:31:13 Ah, yes! Hildi, what about her?
1208 01:31:16 Do you think before the demonstration,you could send her around to my room?
1209 01:31:20 (LAUGHS) You little dickens, you.I don't see why not.
1210 01:31:24 Stephen, when you get through showin'them to their rooms, go fetch Hildi,
1211 01:31:28 get her cleaned upand smellin' real nice,
1212 01:31:30 and sent over toDr. Schultz's room here.
1213 01:31:31 Actually, Monsieur Candie, sir,
1214 01:31:33 there's-a somethin'I ain't told you 'bout yet.
1215 01:31:36 - What?(STAMMERS) Uh, Hildi in the Hot Box.
1216 01:31:41 CALVIN: What's she doin' there?
1217 01:31:43 STEPHEN: What you think shedoin' there in the Hot Box?
1218 01:31:46 She bein' punished.
1219 01:31:47 CALVIN: - What she do?STEPHEN: - She run off again.
1220 01:31:50 Jesus Christ, Stephen, how many peopleran away while I was gone?
1221 01:31:53 - Two.- When did she go?
1222 01:31:55 Last night.They brung her back this morning.
1223 01:31:58 How bad did Stonesipher's dogstear her up?
1224 01:32:01 STEPHEN: Lucky for her,they was out chasin' D'Artagnan's ass.
1225 01:32:05 Bill and Cody went lookin' for her,found her, brung her back.
1226 01:32:10 Now, she a little beat-up.But she done that to her own damn self
1227 01:32:13 runnin' through themdamn bushes and shit.
1228 01:32:14 CALVIN:How long she been in the box?
1229 01:32:16 STEPHEN: How long you thinkshe been in there? All damn day.
1230 01:32:19 And the little bitchgot ten more days to be in there.
1231 01:32:22 - Still, take her out.- Take her out? Why?
1232 01:32:25 Because I said so, that's why.Dr. Schultz is my guest.
1233 01:32:29 Hildi is my nigger.
1234 01:32:30 Southern hospitality dictatesI make her available to him.
1235 01:32:33 - But, Monsieur Candie, she run off.- Jesus Christ, Stephen.
1236 01:32:37 What is the point of havin'a nigger that speaks German
1237 01:32:39 if you can't wheel 'em outwhen you have a German guest?
1238 01:32:42 Now, I realize it is inconvenient,but still, you take her ass out.
1239 01:32:46 Yessir.
1240 01:32:49 CALVIN: Lara Lee!Will you and Cora be responsible
1241 01:32:52 for gettin' Hildi cleaned upand presentable for Dr. Schultz here.
1242 01:32:55 LARA LEE: Of course, darlin'.
1243 01:32:57 Now, gentlemen, I do apologize, but I amweary from our travels beyond words.
1244 01:33:02 It is time for me to rest my tired eyes.
1245 01:33:07 (CLUCKING)
1246 01:33:09 Y'all done heard the man!Get her ass up outta there!
1247 01:33:12 Cora! Come here!
1248 01:33:15 Get over there and get her cleaned up,bring her back over here to Dr...
1249 01:33:18 - What he say your name is? Shoots?- Schultz.
1250 01:33:21 Schultz. Get her back over here.Hurry up, girl.
1251 01:33:23 - Yessir.(SOFT GUITAR MUSIC PLAYS)
1252 01:34:08 (HILDI SCREAMS)
1253 01:34:10 Come on, girl. Stand up.
1254 01:34:14 (HILDI YELLING)
1255 01:34:16 (GASPING SCREAMING)
1256 01:34:21 (SOBBING)
1257 01:34:43 Is you comin' with me or is you gonnasleep in that little box over yonder?
1258 01:34:49 (SLOW-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
1259 01:34:56 (WOMAN SINGS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
1260 01:36:14 (EXHALES)
1261 01:36:22 Hello, ladies.
1262 01:36:24 Dr. Schultz.May I introduce to you Broomhilda?
1263 01:36:31 Hildi, this is Dr. Schultz.
1264 01:36:35 It's a pleasure to meet you, Broomhilda.
1265 01:36:38 I've heard a lot ofgood things about you.
1266 01:36:41 Well, it's not every niggerspeaks German, don't ya know.
1267 01:36:44 (CHUCKLES)(FORCED CHUCKLE)
1268 01:36:47 As I look at you now, Broomhilda,
1269 01:36:49 I can see all the passions you inspireare completely justified.
1270 01:36:57 The doctor here speaks German.
1271 01:37:02 And I've been informed you do as well?
1272 01:37:05 Go ahead, girl.Speak a little German.
1273 01:37:09 (SPEAKING GERMAN)
1274 01:37:14 Ha! (LAUGHS)
1275 01:37:16 Astonishing.
1276 01:37:18 (SPEAKING GERMAN)
1277 01:37:24 - And I shall bring you...SCHULTZ: - Much obliged.
1278 01:37:36 Ja.
1279 01:37:58 (SPEAKS GERMAN)
1280 01:38:01 Don't be afraid.
1281 01:38:40 Hm. Pardon.
1282 01:38:50 Danke.
1283 01:39:35 (CHUCKLING)
1284 01:40:20 (REPEATS GERMAN PHRASE)
1285 01:40:37 Hey, Little Trouble Maker.
1286 01:40:39 (GASPING)
1287 01:40:43 (MOANING)
1288 01:40:47 You silver-tongued devil, you.
1289 01:40:52 - Hurry up, girl.- These ready, Miss Cora.
1290 01:40:54 No, no, no, they drinkin' tonight.
1291 01:40:55 Go downstairs, get the big jug with thered stuff Monsieur Candie like, hear?
1292 01:40:58 - Get your big pretty ass out the way.- You know you like it.
1293 01:41:01 (LAUGHS) That's 'causeyou knows what I like.
1294 01:41:03 Ooh!Come on with these biscuits, girl.
1295 01:41:06 Look, Monsieur Candie, they wereall fine specimens, no doubt about it.
1296 01:41:12 But the best three by far were Samson...
1297 01:41:18 - What's that other one's name?- Goldie.
1298 01:41:20 Goldie. And Eskimo Joe.
1299 01:41:23 By the way, why is he called Eskimo Joe?
1300 01:41:26 (CHUCKLES) You never know howthese nigger nicknames get started.
1301 01:41:29 His name was Joe, maybe one dayhe said he was cold. Who knows?
1302 01:41:32 (ALL LAUGH)
1303 01:41:35 Well, regardless, Samson's your best.We all know that.
1304 01:41:41 You will never sell him,and I can see why. He's a champion.
1305 01:41:45 Hm-hm.All three are champions.
1306 01:41:49 Samson's the champion.
1307 01:41:52 Them other two pretty good.
1308 01:41:55 Calvin, now what'sthis nigger you let...
1309 01:41:56 It's all right.
1310 01:41:58 You have to understand,Monsieur Candie,
1311 01:42:00 while admittedly a neophytein the nigger fight game,
1312 01:42:03 I do have a little bit of a backgroundin the European traveling circus.
1313 01:42:08 Is that right?
1314 01:42:09 Hence, I have big ideaswhen it comes to presentation.
1315 01:42:13 Hm.
1316 01:42:14 I need something morethan just a big nigger.
1317 01:42:19 Yeah, he needs to have panache.
1318 01:42:21 - Need to have what? What?- Panache. Uh...
1319 01:42:24 - A sense of showmanship.- Showmanship, yes.
1320 01:42:27 I want to be able to bill hirnas The Black Hercules.
1321 01:42:31 (ALL CHUCKLING)
1322 01:42:32 The Black Hercules,isn't that clever?
1323 01:42:34 More like Nigger-les.
1324 01:42:35 (LAUGHING)
1325 01:42:37 I said, and I quote:"I would pay top dollar for...
1326 01:42:43 ...'the right nigger."'
1327 01:42:46 Now I'm not saying that Eskimo Joeis the wrong nigger, per se.
1328 01:42:51 But is he right as rain?
1329 01:42:55 Oh, Dr. Schultz,
1330 01:42:56 I will have you know thereis no one in the nigger fight game
1331 01:43:00 that appreciatesthe value of showmanship
1332 01:43:02 more than MonsieurCalvin J. Candie here.
1333 01:43:04 Nobody.
1334 01:43:05 But one must not forgetthe most important thing
1335 01:43:07 - in the nigger fight game.- Hm-mm.
1336 01:43:09 And that is a niggerthat can win fights.
1337 01:43:11 Hm-mm.
1338 01:43:12 Now that should be your first, second,third, fourth, and fifth concern.
1339 01:43:17 Now, after you have that,and you know you have that,
1340 01:43:19 then you can startto implement a grand design.
1341 01:43:23 In other words, first thing is first.
1342 01:43:26 First thing's first.
1343 01:43:32 (WHISPERS IN GERMAN)
1344 01:43:35 Ooh! I see you two gettin' on.
1345 01:43:39 Famously.
1346 01:43:41 Oh, Monsieur Candie,you can't imagine what it's like
1347 01:43:44 not to hear yournative tongue in four years.
1348 01:43:48 Well, hell,I can't imagine two weeks in Boston.
1349 01:43:50 (LAUGHING)
1350 01:43:52 Two weeks in Boston!
1351 01:43:54 - Monsieur Candie, you a mess!(COUGHING)
1352 01:43:57 STEPHEN: Two weeks in Boston!
1353 01:43:59 I can't express the joy I feltconversing in my mother tongue.
1354 01:44:04 And Hildi is a charmingconversation companion.
1355 01:44:09 CALVIN: Well, be careful now,Dr. Schultz.
1356 01:44:11 You might-a caught yourself
1357 01:44:12 - a little dose of nigger love.- Hm!
1358 01:44:13 CALVIN: Nigger love'sa powerful emotion, boy.
1359 01:44:16 STEPHEN: - Hm!- It's like a pool of black tar.
1360 01:44:18 Once it catches your ass, you're caught.
1361 01:44:20 Yessir, you stuck. (LAUGHS)
1362 01:44:23 LARA LEE: I don't know, doctor.
1363 01:44:25 You can lay on all theGerman sweet talk you want,
1364 01:44:27 but it looks like this pony'sgot big eyes for Django.
1365 01:44:33 (LARA LEE GIGGLES)
1366 01:44:34 Well, naturally.
1367 01:44:37 It is the soaring eaglethat attracts her attention,
1368 01:44:40 - not the plucked chicken.(ALL CHUCKLE)
1369 01:44:43 CALVIN: Dr. Schultz, don't beso down on yourself.
1370 01:44:46 You are quite the dapperEuropean gentleman.
1371 01:44:48 CORA: You got to clean these dishes,
1372 01:44:49 you got to put your elbowin these dishes, you hear me?
1373 01:44:51 You know that nigger, don't you?
1374 01:44:55 - Who?- "Who?"
1375 01:44:56 Don't "who" me, bitch.You know who I'm talkin' about.
1376 01:45:01 At the table?
1377 01:45:03 I don't know him.
1378 01:45:04 - You don't know him.- No.
1379 01:45:08 - "No," what?- No, sir.
1380 01:45:13 (CHUCKLES)
1381 01:45:15 You wouldn't lie to me, now, would you?
1382 01:45:22 OK.
1383 01:45:24 Yeah. If you say so.
1384 01:45:34 Eskimo Joe's a quality nigger,no doubt about it.
1385 01:45:39 But if it was my money,I wouldn't pay no $12,000 for him.
1386 01:45:44 What would your price be?
1387 01:45:46 Well, if I was inclinedto be generous...
1388 01:45:49 ...and I don't know whyI would be inclined to be generous...
1389 01:45:53 ...9,000. Maybe.
1390 01:45:57 Dr. Schultz, let me reclarify howthis whole negotiation came about.
1391 01:46:03 You see, it wasn't mewho came to you to sell a nigger.
1392 01:46:06 Sure wasn't.
1393 01:46:07 It was you who approached me to buy one.
1394 01:46:09 - Sure was.- Now, that $9,000 figure
1395 01:46:11 Bright Boy's been bandyin' about,that ain't too far off from right.
1396 01:46:14 And if I wanted to sellEskimo Joe for that,
1397 01:46:16 - I could do so any day of the week.- Any day.
1398 01:46:19 But, like you said in Greenville,doctor... I don't want to sell him.
1399 01:46:24 It was only your ridiculousoffer of $12,000
1400 01:46:28 - that made me even consider it.- Hm-mm.
1401 01:46:35 (DEEP INHALE)
1402 01:46:39 You know, Monsieur Candie,you do possess the power of persuasion.
1403 01:46:43 (CHUCKLES)
1404 01:46:47 (SLAMMING TABLE) Why not?Monsieur Candie, you have a deal.
1405 01:46:49 - Eskimo Joe, $12,000.(BANGING TABLE) Hooray, doctor.
1406 01:46:53 Hooray.And a wise decision that is.
1407 01:46:55 However, that isa tremendous amount of money.
1408 01:46:59 And the way you haveyour Mr. Moguy, I have a lawyer.
1409 01:47:02 Persnickety man named Tuttle.
1410 01:47:04 And I would need my Mr. Tuttleto draw up a legal contract
1411 01:47:07 before I'd feel comfortable exchangingthat amount of money for flesh.
1412 01:47:11 Hm-mm.
1413 01:47:12 Not to mention havingEskimo Joe examined
1414 01:47:14 - by a physician of my choosing.CALVIN: - Naturally.
1415 01:47:16 So, say I return in about...
1416 01:47:23 - ...five days time.- Five days?
1417 01:47:26 With my Mr. Tuttle.
1418 01:47:27 And then my Mr. Tuttleand your Mr. Moguy
1419 01:47:29 can hash out the finerdetails between themselves.
1420 01:47:33 I say splendid, doctor. Splendid.
1421 01:47:37 Gentlemen...
1422 01:47:39 ...may I propose a toast.
1423 01:47:43 To Eskimo Joe.Or shall we call him The Black Hercules?
1424 01:47:49 (ALL CHUCKLING)- To The Black Hercules.
1425 01:47:51 STEPHEN: The Black Hercules.
1426 01:47:53 (SPEAKS LOW)To The Black Hercules.
1427 01:47:54 You was right, doctor.That name do have pan-ass. (CHUCKLES)
1428 01:47:58 Hm.
1429 01:48:00 Hildi, top my drink off.
1430 01:48:06 So, Hildi, how you like servin'at the big table in The Big House, huh?
1431 01:48:12 When Monsieur Candie talk to you,you answers.
1432 01:48:15 - I like it a lot, Monsieur Candie.- Hm-mm.
1433 01:48:18 It's a lot better than sizzlin'in that Hot Box or draggin' your ass
1434 01:48:21 through a bramble bush.
1435 01:48:22 But maybe it's not quite as much fun asgettin' to pleasure all them Mandingos,
1436 01:48:26 - huh, sugar bear?- Oh, Lord, she like them niggers.
1437 01:48:27 - Sure do.- Like Samson? Huh?
1438 01:48:29 HILDI: No, sir.
1439 01:48:30 You know, Monsieur Candie,
1440 01:48:32 the doctor here might be interestedin seein' Hildi's peeled back,
1441 01:48:36 seein' as how they don't havemany niggers where he come from.
1442 01:48:39 Dr. Schultz,when you was alone with Hildi, here,
1443 01:48:41 did you just speak Germanor did you get to take her clothes off?
1444 01:48:45 No, we just talked and...
1445 01:48:46 CALVIN: Oh, so youhaven't seen her back?
1446 01:48:49 - I haven't...- No, no, no, no.
1447 01:48:51 Stephen's right,you might find this interesting.
1448 01:48:53 Hildi, go on, take off your dress.Show Dr. Schultz your back here.
1449 01:48:56 - Go on.LARA LEE: - Uh, Calvin.
1450 01:48:59 I just got her all dressed upand lookin' nice.
1451 01:49:01 CALVIN: But, Lara Lee,Dr. Schultz is from Dusseldorf.
1452 01:49:04 They don't got niggers there.He is a man of medicine.
1453 01:49:07 I'm sure it would fascinate him,the niggers' endurance for pain.
1454 01:49:10 These niggers are tough,Dr. Schultz, no doubt about it.
1455 01:49:14 Hildi's got somethin'like four lashes on her back.
1456 01:49:16 Lara Lee just get one,she'd lose her goddamn mind.
1457 01:49:18 STEPHEN: - Sure would.CALVIN: - Look at that, doctor.
1458 01:49:20 - It's like a paintin'. Look at that.- Calvin!
1459 01:49:23 We are eating. Ain't no one wannalook at her whipped up back.
1460 01:49:27 (EXHALES)- Fine. Fine, fine, fine, fine.
1461 01:49:30 After dinner, then, Stephen.After dinner.
1462 01:49:34 During the brandies, gentlemen, hm?
1463 01:49:42 LARA LEE:Cora, come get this girl!
1464 01:49:44 (APPROACHING FOOTSTEPS)
1465 01:49:47 LARA LEE: - She a mess.- Yes, ma'am. (GASPS) Oh!
1466 01:49:50 Why are you all undone?I just got you done up.
1467 01:49:53 Come on in here.
1468 01:50:01 Baby, you on Stephen bad side,and you need to be on his blind side.
1469 01:50:05 You say you ain't know him.
1470 01:50:08 Huh?
1471 01:50:09 I said, you said you ain't know him.
1472 01:50:16 - I don't.- Yes, you do.
1473 01:50:21 Mr. Stephen...
1474 01:50:24 ...I don't.
1475 01:50:25 Why is you lying to me?
1476 01:50:30 I ain't.
1477 01:50:32 Then why is you crying?
1478 01:50:34 You scarin' me.
1479 01:50:37 - Why is I'm scaring you?- Because you scary.
1480 01:50:42 SCHULTZ: To speak Germanthis afternoon with Hildi
1481 01:50:45 was positively soul-enriching.
1482 01:50:49 CALVIN: Doctor,that warms my heart to hear that.
1483 01:50:52 You stay right here.
1484 01:51:00 SCHULTZ: You indicated earlieryou'd be willing to part with Hildi.
1485 01:51:05 Why, yes.Yessiree bob, I did.
1486 01:51:10 In that case, allow meto propose another proposition.
1487 01:51:16 I'm all ears.
1488 01:51:17 Hurry up, goddamn it!
1489 01:51:20 - Monsieur Candie...CALVIN: - Stephen!
1490 01:51:22 You just interrupted Dr. Schultz here.
1491 01:51:26 STEPHEN: I'm sorry, Dr. Schultz.
1492 01:51:28 My ears ain't worth a damn these days.
1493 01:51:31 Excuse him.
1494 01:51:32 Monsieur Candie, could I geta word with you in the kitchen?
1495 01:51:36 You mean get up out of my chair?
1496 01:51:38 - If'n you could manage it.- Why?
1497 01:51:42 - It's about dessert.- What about dessert?
1498 01:51:46 I'd rather discuss that in private.
1499 01:51:49 We're having white cake!
1500 01:51:51 What sort of melodramacould be brewing back there?
1501 01:51:53 You right, Monsieur Candie.You right. I'll handle it myself.
1502 01:51:58 (WHISPERS) Meet me in the library.
1503 01:52:00 I just can't understand why youwon't come talk to these niggers.
1504 01:52:03 Shit get fucked up around here,you blame me.
1505 01:52:05 Fine! Fine. Friend Stephen,I will be along momentarily.
1506 01:52:10 Yessir.
1507 01:52:12 Well, gentlemen, as you can see,
1508 01:52:16 talented as they are,no doubt, in the kitchen,
1509 01:52:18 from time to time,adult supervision is required.
1510 01:52:22 (ALL CHUCKLE)
1511 01:52:24 If you'll excuse me a moment.
1512 01:52:32 CALVIN: You may clearthe dinner service.
1513 01:52:36 CORA: You heard him. Go on!Get! Hurry up, girl.
1514 01:52:39 So, Dr. Schultz, why don't youregale us with a tale of the circus.
1515 01:52:45 (CHUCKLES) The circus?
1516 01:52:48 (FIRE CRACKLING)
1517 01:52:54 What is the matter?
1518 01:53:01 Them motherfuckersain't hereto buy no Mandingos.
1519 01:53:06 - They wants that girl.(CHUCKLING)
1520 01:53:10 Stephen, what the hellare you talking about? Hm?
1521 01:53:13 They playing your ass for a foolis what I'm talking about.
1522 01:53:16 They ain't here forno musclebound Jimmie.
1523 01:53:20 They here for that girl.
1524 01:53:22 Wh... What girl? Hildi?
1525 01:53:25 Yeah, Hildi. Her and Django,them niggers know each other.
1526 01:53:31 He just bought Eskimo Joe.
1527 01:53:32 - Did he give you any money?- No! Not yet. But...
1528 01:53:35 Then he ain't bought diddly.Not yet, nohow.
1529 01:53:37 But he's just about to buy
1530 01:53:40 who he come here to buywhen I interrupted him.
1531 01:53:43 "Thank you, Stephen."You're welcome, Calvin.
1532 01:53:52 Where you gettin' all this?
1533 01:53:55 Why would they go throughall that trouble for a nigger
1534 01:53:57 with a chewed up back,ain't worth $300?
1535 01:53:59 They doin' it 'cause that niggerDjango's in love with Hildi.
1536 01:54:04 She probably his wife.
1537 01:54:06 Now, why that German gives a fuckwho that uppity son of a bitch
1538 01:54:09 is in love with,I'm sure I don't know.
1539 01:54:15 If she's who they want...
1540 01:54:17 ...why this whole snake oil pitchabout Mandingos, then?
1541 01:54:22 You wouldn't pay nonever mind to no $300.
1542 01:54:25 But that 12,000? That made youreal friendly, now, didn't it?
1543 01:54:33 Yes, it did.
1544 01:54:38 His Wife, huh?
1545 01:54:44 If it had been a snake,it would have bit me.
1546 01:54:48 (CHUCKLES)
1547 01:54:51 Those lying...
1548 01:54:54 ...goddamn time-wastin'sons of bitches.
1549 01:55:02 Sons of bitches!
1550 01:55:04 ...out of New Orleans, so I have quitea bit of practice with theater types.
1551 01:55:10 Oh, there you are.
1552 01:55:11 I was beginning to think that youand that old crow run off together.
1553 01:55:14 (ALL CHUCKLING)
1554 01:55:16 That'd be a hell of a note, wouldn't it?
1555 01:55:18 Lara Lee, I was justlooking out the big window.
1556 01:55:22 Billy Crash is out theredealing with some shady slaver
1557 01:55:25 trying to sell a passel of ponies.
1558 01:55:26 Would you be a dear, go out thereand give them gals an eyeball? Hm?
1559 01:55:30 - Of course, brother.- Thank you, darling.
1560 01:55:46 - Yeah. Business never sleeps.- Hm-mm.
1561 01:55:51 Apropos, before your exit,
1562 01:55:54 we were discussing the possibilityof my purchasing Broomhilda.
1563 01:55:59 Ah, yes. Yes, we were, doctor.
1564 01:56:02 And we will again. In a moment.
1565 01:56:20 Who's your little friend?
1566 01:56:25 (CLEARING THROAT)
1567 01:56:27 This is Ben.
1568 01:56:30 He's a old Joe thatlived around here for a long time.
1569 01:56:35 And I do mean a long damn time.
1570 01:56:39 Old Ben here took care of my daddy...
1571 01:56:43 ...and my daddy's daddy.
1572 01:56:46 Till he up and keeled over one day...
1573 01:56:51 ...Old Ben took care of me.
1574 01:56:55 Growing up the son of a hugeplantation owner in Mississippi
1575 01:56:59 puts a white man in contactwith a whole lotta black faces.
1576 01:57:07 I spent my whole life here,right here in Candyland...
1577 01:57:13 ...surrounded by black faces.
1578 01:57:19 Now, seeing them every day,day in, day out,
1579 01:57:22 I only had one question:
1580 01:57:29 - Why don't they kill us?(LAUGHS)
1581 01:57:34 Now, right out there on that porch,three times a week for 50 years,
1582 01:57:39 Old Ben here wouldshave my daddy with a straight razor.
1583 01:57:44 Now, if I was Old Ben, I wouldacut my daddy's goddamn throat
1584 01:57:50 and it wouldn't have taken meno 50 years to do it, neither.
1585 01:57:56 But he never did.
1586 01:57:59 Why not?
1587 01:58:02 You see, the science of phrenology
1588 01:58:07 is crucial to understandingthe separation of our two species.
1589 01:58:14 In the skull of the African here,
1590 01:58:18 the area associatedwith submissiveness
1591 01:58:20 is larger than any human or any othersubhuman species on planet Earth.
1592 01:58:26 (SAWING)
1593 01:58:41 If you examine...
1594 01:58:44 ...this piece of skull here...
1595 01:58:53 ...you will noticethree distinct dimples.
1596 01:59:00 Here, here and here.
1597 01:59:04 Now...
1598 01:59:05 ...if I was holding the skullof an Isaac Newton or Galileo,
1599 01:59:10 these three dimples would befound in the area of the skull
1600 01:59:13 most associated with... creativity.
1601 01:59:17 But this is the skull of Old Ben.
1602 01:59:19 And in the skull of Old Ben,
1603 01:59:22 unburdened by genius,
1604 01:59:24 these three dimples exist in the areaof the skull most associated with...
1605 01:59:30 ...servility.
1606 01:59:32 Now, Bright Boy...
1607 01:59:35 ...I will admit you are pretty clever.
1608 01:59:39 But if I took this hammer here...
1609 01:59:43 ...and I bashed in your skull with it...
1610 01:59:47 ...you would have the samethree dimples in the same place...
1611 01:59:53 ...as Old Ben.
1612 01:59:56 Hey! Now lay your palmsflat on that tabletop!
1613 02:00:00 If you lift those palmsoff that turtle shell tabletop,
1614 02:00:03 Mr. Pooch is gonna let loosewith both barrels of that sawed-off.
1615 02:00:07 There have been a lot of lies saidaround this dinner table here tonight,
1616 02:00:10 but that you can believe!
1617 02:00:13 Mr. Moguy, would you beso kind as to collect the pistol
1618 02:00:16 hanging off these boys' hips here?
1619 02:00:23 - Thank you ever so much.- Doctor.
1620 02:00:30 Where were we?
1621 02:00:36 Jackass.
1622 02:00:41 Ah, yes.
1623 02:00:43 I do believe you werejust getting ready to make me
1624 02:00:46 a proposition to buy Broomhilda.
1625 02:00:48 Am I right?
1626 02:00:54 Right.
1627 02:00:58 Bring Out Hildi!
1628 02:01:02 Get over there yonder.
1629 02:01:05 (SCREAMS)- Sit your ass in that goddamn...
1630 02:01:07 STEPHEN: Lay your handflat on that tabletop.
1631 02:01:09 CALVIN: Now shut your mouth!
1632 02:01:14 Dr. Schultz, in Greenville,
1633 02:01:17 you yourself said thatfor the right nigger
1634 02:01:20 you'd be willin' to pay what somemay consider is a ridiculous amount.
1635 02:01:25 To which me myself said,"What is your definition of ridiculous?"
1636 02:01:28 To which you said, "$12,000."
1637 02:01:33 (YELLS)- Now, considering y'all
1638 02:01:35 have ridden a whole lot of miles,
1639 02:01:37 went through a whole lot of trouble,and done spread a whole lot of bull
1640 02:01:41 to purchase thislovely lady right here,
1641 02:01:43 it would appear that Broomhilda is,in fact... the right nigger.
1642 02:01:49 And if y'all want to leaveCandyland with Broomhilda,
1643 02:01:53 the price is $12,000.
1644 02:01:59 And I take it you prefer the "take itor leave it" style of negotiation?
1645 02:02:05 Yes, I do, doctor.
1646 02:02:08 You see,under the laws of Chickasaw County,
1647 02:02:11 Broomhilda here is my property.
1648 02:02:15 And I can choose to do withmy property whatever I so desire!
1649 02:02:21 And if y'all think my price...
1650 02:02:24 ...for this nigger hereis too steep...
1651 02:02:27 (GRUNTS)- ...what I'm gonna desire to do is...
1652 02:02:34 ...take this goddamn hammer hereand beat her ass to death with it!
1653 02:02:37 - Right in front of both y'all!- Easy, big fella.
1654 02:02:40 Then we can examine the three dimplesinside Broomhilda's skull!
1655 02:02:44 Now, what's it gonna be, doc?Huh?
1656 02:02:49 (HILDI WHIMPERING)- What's it gonna be?
1657 02:02:50 May I lift the hands off the tabletopin order to remove my billfold?
1658 02:02:55 Yes, you may.
1659 02:03:10 That 12.
1660 02:03:15 - Sold!(SCREAMING)
1661 02:03:18 To the man with the exceptional beard
1662 02:03:20 and his unexceptional nigger.
1663 02:03:29 - Mr. Moguy.- Yes, Calvin?
1664 02:03:32 Will you make these gentlemena receipt for $12,000, please?
1665 02:03:36 $12,000.
1666 02:03:41 It was a pleasure doingbusiness with y'all.
1667 02:03:44 Now, gentlemen...
1668 02:03:47 ...if you care tojoin me in the parlor...
1669 02:03:49 ...we will be serving white cake.
1670 02:03:53 (BEETHOVEN'S "FUR ELISE"PLAYED ON HARP)
1671 02:04:52 (SCREAMING)(DOGS SNARLING)
1672 02:05:08 (SCREAMING)
1673 02:05:20 Well done, Calvin.
1674 02:05:24 Excuse me.Excuse me, ma'am?
1675 02:05:28 Could you please stop playing Beethoven?Take your hands off the harp!
1676 02:05:36 STEPHEN: Doctor!
1677 02:05:38 - Doctor, you can't go in there!- Stephen, Stephen.
1678 02:05:40 He ain't got no businessgoing in there.
1679 02:05:42 Let it be.
1680 02:05:43 He's just a little upset, that's all.
1681 02:05:45 I'll handle this.
1682 02:06:13 White cake?
1683 02:06:15 I don't go in for sweets, thank you.
1684 02:06:18 Hm.
1685 02:06:24 (CALVIN CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
1686 02:06:27 You brooding about megetting the best of you, huh?
1687 02:06:31 Actually, I was thinking of thatpoor devil you fed to the dogs today.
1688 02:06:35 D'Artagnan.
1689 02:06:38 And I was wondering WhatDumas would make of all this.
1690 02:06:42 Come again?
1691 02:06:47 Alexandre Dumas.He wrote The Three Musketeers.
1692 02:06:51 Yes, of course, doctor.
1693 02:06:53 I figured you must be an admirer.
1694 02:06:54 You named your slaveafter his novel's lead character.
1695 02:06:59 Now, if Alexandre Dumashad been there today,
1696 02:07:03 I wonder whathe would have made of it.
1697 02:07:07 You doubt he'd approve, huh?
1698 02:07:11 Yes. His approval would bea dubious proposition at best.
1699 02:07:18 Soft-hearted Frenchie.
1700 02:07:22 Alexandre Dumas is black.
1701 02:07:28 - Are these Broomhilda's papers?- Yes, they are.
1702 02:07:31 - May I?- Of course.
1703 02:07:33 Thank you.
1704 02:07:36 That is her bill of sale,her ownership history,
1705 02:07:39 and, of course,her freedom papers, doctor.
1706 02:07:42 Would you have ink and pen for me?
1707 02:07:45 - Right over there on that little table.- Thank you.
1708 02:08:09 Thank you.
1709 02:08:14 Broomhilda Von Shaft...
1710 02:08:19 ...consider yourself a free woman.
1711 02:08:33 Mr. Candie...
1712 02:08:37 ...normally,I would say auf Wiedersehen.
1713 02:08:41 But since what auf Wiedersehen actuallymeans is "till I see you again"
1714 02:08:46 and since I neverwish to see you again,
1715 02:08:48 to you, sir... I say, "goodbye."
1716 02:08:57 Let's go.
1717 02:08:59 Come on.
1718 02:09:02 One more moment, doctor!
1719 02:09:06 What?
1720 02:09:12 It's a custom here in the South...
1721 02:09:15 ...once a business deal is concludedthat the two parties shake hands.
1722 02:09:21 It implies good faith.
1723 02:09:23 - I'm not from the South.- But you are...
1724 02:09:26 ...in my house, doctor.
1725 02:09:29 - So I'm afraid I must insist.- Insist?
1726 02:09:32 On what?That I shake your hand?
1727 02:09:35 Oh, then I'm afraidI must insist in the opposite direction.
1728 02:09:39 - You know what I think you are?- What you think I am?
1729 02:09:42 No, I don't.
1730 02:09:45 - I think you are a bad loser.- And I think you're an abysmal winner.
1731 02:09:51 Nevertheless, here in ChickasawCounty, a deal ain't done
1732 02:09:56 until the two partieshave shook hands.
1733 02:09:59 Even after all that paper signin',don't mean shit...
1734 02:10:03 ...you don't shake my hand.
1735 02:10:07 If I don't shake your hand,you're gonna throw away $12,000?
1736 02:10:13 I don't think so.
1737 02:10:16 Mr. Pooch?
1738 02:10:19 If she tries to leave here before thisnigger-loving German shakes my hand,
1739 02:10:24 you cut her ass down.
1740 02:10:29 (COCKING SHOTGUN)
1741 02:10:48 You really want me to shake your hand?
1742 02:10:53 I insist.
1743 02:10:55 If you insist.
1744 02:11:00 (METAL SPRINGING NOISE)
1745 02:11:15 No! Calvin!
1746 02:11:19 Calvin!
1747 02:11:20 (SLOW HEARTBEAT RHYTHM)
1748 02:11:27 I'm sorry. I couldn't resist.
1749 02:11:32 (SOBBING)
1750 02:11:41 Nigger's gone crazy! Help!
1751 02:11:44 (SCREAMING)- Help, he's killing everyone!
1752 02:11:46 (GUNSHOT)(SCREAMING)
1753 02:11:52 Ah! (SCREAMS)
1754 02:11:53 (GRUNTING)
1755 02:11:57 (SCREAMING)
1756 02:12:03 Holy...!
1757 02:12:04 Shit! Son of a bitch!
1758 02:12:07 (OVERLAPPING GUNFIRE)
1759 02:12:10 MAN: Damn it! Fuckin'...!
1760 02:12:12 - Get the...!(SCREAMING CONTINUES)
1761 02:12:16 MAN: Damn it, son of a bitch!
1762 02:12:18 What...? Fucking...
1763 02:12:19 Goddamn it!
1764 02:12:22 - What the fuck is going on?(SCREAMS)
1765 02:12:25 You shot me!
1766 02:12:27 - You stupid son of a bitch!MAN: - Sorry, Jessie!
1767 02:12:30 Who the fuck gave a niggera goddamn gun?
1768 02:12:46 (WHIMPERING)
1769 02:12:51 (SCREAMING)
1770 02:12:58 (YELLING)
1771 02:13:04 MAN: Aim low!
1772 02:13:08 Nigger! Gonna kill...!
1773 02:13:11 (SCREAMS) God! Oh, my God!
1774 02:13:13 (MAN CONTINUES SCREAMING)Motherfucker!
1775 02:13:15 (SLOW-MOTION GUNSHOT)
1776 02:13:21 (RAP SONG PLAYING)
1777 02:13:24 Shit!
1778 02:13:26 (SCREAMING)
1779 02:14:22 Shit.
1780 02:14:23 (DOOR SQUEAKS OPEN)
1781 02:14:33 (OVERLAPPING GUNSHOTS)
1782 02:14:35 STEPHEN: Hold your fire!
1783 02:14:40 Hold your fire!
1784 02:14:43 Stop shootin', goddamn it!
1785 02:14:46 (GUNFIRE STOPS)
1786 02:14:54 Django!
1787 02:14:56 What?
1788 02:15:00 We got your woman!
1789 02:15:03 Billy Crash here got his pistolupside her head.
1790 02:15:06 (GASPING)- You don't stop all that carrying on,
1791 02:15:08 - he gonna blow her goddamn brains out.(GASPING)
1792 02:15:12 And that ain't no threat, horse boy.That there is a promise.
1793 02:15:17 Or...
1794 02:15:19 ...you can give up,throw your gun out...
1795 02:15:23 - ...we won't kill Hildi.- Horseshit!
1796 02:15:25 Honest Injun, Django.I swear 'fore God.
1797 02:15:30 You give up,ain't no harm gonna come to her.
1798 02:15:36 And I'm supposed to believeyour black ass?
1799 02:15:39 Personally, I don't give a good goddamnwhat you believe or don't believe!
1800 02:15:41 I believe if you don'tgive up in the next ten seconds,
1801 02:15:45 we gonna blow this bitch's brains out!Believe that!
1802 02:15:51 Don't do it. (SNIFFLING)You give me up.
1803 02:15:55 STEPHEN: - Six!- Just let me go.
1804 02:15:57 - Seven!- They got too much.
1805 02:15:58 (HILDI) - Django.(STEPHEN) - Eight!
1806 02:16:00 - I love you.- Nine!
1807 02:16:03 DJANGO: - Hold it!- No.
1808 02:16:07 I give up.
1809 02:16:09 I can't hear you, nigger.
1810 02:16:12 I said I give up!
1811 02:16:25 (UP-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
1812 02:16:38 No! (SOBBING)
1813 02:16:41 No!
1814 02:17:50 (DOOR OPENING)
1815 02:17:53 (SPURS CLINKING)
1816 02:18:14 Cock-a-doodle-do, nigger.
1817 02:18:22 So y'all bounty hunters, huh?
1818 02:18:25 I knew there was somethingfishy about y'all.
1819 02:18:29 We found your wanted posters...
1820 02:18:32 ...and book of figuresin your saddlebags.
1821 02:18:35 I got to say...
1822 02:18:38 ...I ain't never heard ofno black bounty hunter before.
1823 02:18:41 Black boy paid to kill white men?How'd you like that line of work?
1824 02:18:45 Probably pretty good while it lasted,huh?
1825 02:18:50 (SIZZLING)
1826 02:18:54 (DJANGO YELLS, MUFFLED)
1827 02:18:56 (GRUNTING)
1828 02:18:57 Time to say good nightto them nuts, blackie.
1829 02:18:59 (YELLING)- On three. One...
1830 02:19:02 (SCREAMING)- I got you. Two...
1831 02:19:05 (SCREAMING)- Calm down, now, here it comes.
1832 02:19:09 (SCREAMING)STEPHEN: - Captain?
1833 02:19:11 Miss Lara want to see you.
1834 02:19:14 Something to dowith the Old Man's funeral.
1835 02:19:18 Oh, and she changed her mind'bout snipping Django.
1836 02:19:23 She gonna give himto the LeQuint Dickey people.
1837 02:19:26 (DJANGO MOANING)
1838 02:19:27 Well, she didn'twaste a minute telling me.
1839 02:19:37 How disappointing.
1840 02:19:45 (HISSING)
1841 02:19:47 (CHUCKLES)
1842 02:20:01 STEPHEN: You leavin'.
1843 02:20:04 This here what you take with you.
1844 02:20:11 Your black ass has been all themmotherfuckers at The Big House
1845 02:20:14 could talk aboutfor the last few hours.
1846 02:20:18 Seem like white folk ain't neverhad a bright idea in they life
1847 02:20:22 was coming up with allkinds of ways to kill your ass.
1848 02:20:25 Now, mind you, most of them ideas hadto do with fuckin' with your fun parts.
1849 02:20:30 Now, that may seem like a good idea,but truth is...
1850 02:20:37 ...when you snip a nigger's nuts,
1851 02:20:40 most of them bleed out in,oh, about, hm... seven minutes.
1852 02:20:44 Most of 'em.
1853 02:20:46 (CHUCKLES)Well, more than most.
1854 02:20:50 Then I says: "Shitfire."
1855 02:20:56 "The niggers we sell to LeQuint Dickeygot it worse than that."
1856 02:21:01 And they still sayin',"Let's whip him to death."
1857 02:21:04 Or "Throw him to the Mandingos.""Feed him to Stonesipher's dogs."
1858 02:21:07 And I said,"What's so special about that?"
1859 02:21:11 "We do that shit all the time."
1860 02:21:13 "Hell's bells, the niggers we sell toLeQuint Dickey got it worse than that."
1861 02:21:20 Lo and behold,
1862 02:21:23 out of nowhere, Miss Laracome up with the bright idea
1863 02:21:28 of giving your ass to theLeQuint Dickey Mining Company.
1864 02:21:34 And as a slave of theLeQuint Dickey Mining Company,
1865 02:21:39 henceforth, till the day you die,
1866 02:21:43 all day, every day,
1867 02:21:46 you will be swinginga sledgehammer,
1868 02:21:49 turning big rocks into little rocks.
1869 02:21:54 Now, when you get there,they gonna take away your name,
1870 02:21:59 give you a numberand a sledgehammer,
1871 02:22:02 and say, "Get to work!"
1872 02:22:04 One word of sass,they cuts out your tongue.
1873 02:22:07 And they good at it too.You won't bleed out.
1874 02:22:09 Oh, they does that real good.
1875 02:22:13 They gonna work ya.
1876 02:22:15 All day, every day,till your back give out.
1877 02:22:20 Then they're gonna hit youin the head with a hammer,
1878 02:22:23 throw your ass down the nigger hole.
1879 02:22:25 And that will be the story of you,Django.
1880 02:22:32 (SLOW-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
1881 02:23:10 (MAN, AUSTRALIAN ACCENT) And what'sthe golden rule, Frankie, eh?
1882 02:23:12 You don't root abos.
1883 02:23:19 Hey, white boy.
1884 02:23:22 I said, hey, white boy.
1885 02:23:25 Shut up, black. You ain't gotnothing to say I want to hear.
1886 02:23:28 How'd you like to make $11,000?
1887 02:23:30 Do what, now?
1888 02:23:32 I said how'd you like to make $11,000?11,500, actually.
1889 02:23:38 What the fuck are you talking about?
1890 02:23:40 Back there at that plantation,Candyland, there was an $11,500 fortune,
1891 02:23:45 just sittin' there.And y'all rode right past it.
1892 02:23:48 You be damned, blackie,we're not bandits.
1893 02:23:50 I ain't saying that. Nice thingabout this fortune is it ain't illegal.
1894 02:23:55 You can't steal it.
1895 02:23:56 You got to earn it, white boy.
1896 02:23:59 You got something to say, mate,you say it.
1897 02:24:01 The $11,500 fortune waitin'for you back at Candyland
1898 02:24:04 is in the form of a"Wanted Dead or Alive" bounty
1899 02:24:07 on Smitty Bacall and the Bacall Gang.
1900 02:24:09 Who the fuck is Smitty Bacall?
1901 02:24:11 Smitty Bacall is the leader of thismurderous gang of stagecoach robbers,
1902 02:24:14 the Bacall Gang.
1903 02:24:16 There's a $7,000"Wanted Dead or Alive" bounty on him,
1904 02:24:20 $1,500 for eachof his three accomplices:
1905 02:24:23 Dandy Michaels, Gerald Nash,
1906 02:24:26 and Crazy Craig Koons.
1907 02:24:29 Now, all four of them gentlemen,
1908 02:24:31 they back there at Candylandlaughing their ass off.
1909 02:24:33 You know why?'Cause they just got away with murder.
1910 02:24:37 But it ain't got to be that way.
1911 02:24:39 You and your mates, y'all can ride backthere and y'all can go get that money.
1912 02:24:42 What'd these jokers do again?
1913 02:24:43 These sons of bitches,they killed innocent people.
1914 02:24:47 Stagecoach robbery.Innocent white people.
1915 02:24:51 I got the handbill right herein my pocket, if you let me get it.
1916 02:24:55 Get it out.
1917 02:24:58 MAN 1: "Wanted. Dead or alive. SmittyBacall and the Smitty Bacall Gang."
1918 02:25:03 MAN 2: But you're a slave.MAN 1: "For murder..."
1919 02:25:04 DJANGO: - I ain't no goddamn slave.MAN 1: "...and stagecoach robbery."
1920 02:25:07 Do I sound like a fuckin' slave?
1921 02:25:09 MAN 1: "$7,000 for Smitty Bacall."- Hm?
1922 02:25:10 MAN 2: That's a shitload.- I'm a bounty hunter.
1923 02:25:15 Yesterday, as a free man,
1924 02:25:17 I rode into Candyland on a horsewith my German white partner,
1925 02:25:22 Dr. King Schultz.
1926 02:25:24 We tracked the Bacall Gang all the wayfrom Texas to Chickasaw County.
1927 02:25:29 We finally found their asslayin' low in Candyland.
1928 02:25:32 We went in there to get 'em,things went sour,
1929 02:25:35 my partner got killed,Calvin Candie got shot,
1930 02:25:39 then everybody theredecided to blame me, so here I am.
1931 02:25:45 But y'all know I ain't on that manifest.
1932 02:25:47 And all y'all knowI ain't supposed to be on this trip.
1933 02:25:50 But them four men is still back there,they're still wanted,
1934 02:25:54 and that 11,500 is up for grabs,and the last thing they'd expect
1935 02:25:57 is y'all ridin' back in thereand gettin' it.
1936 02:26:00 MAN 1: What's the deal?
1937 02:26:01 You tell us who they areand we turn you loose?
1938 02:26:05 No, no, no, no.I ain't gonna tell you who they are.
1939 02:26:08 But, you give me a pistol,one of them horses,
1940 02:26:12 and $500 of that 11,500,and I'll point 'em out to you.
1941 02:26:16 This is a real handbill.
1942 02:26:18 Now just 'cause it's a real handbill
1943 02:26:20 doesn't mean that otherbunch of malarkey is.
1944 02:26:22 Now why would a slave have a "WantedDead or Alive" handbill in his pocket?
1945 02:26:33 Did that black rideinto Candyland yesterday?
1946 02:26:42 All right, I'm gonna ask you again.
1947 02:26:47 I want you to remember,I don't like liars.
1948 02:26:50 Is he a Candyland slave,
1949 02:26:52 or did he ride in with a white manon a horse yesterday?
1950 02:26:56 Yeah. They walked usfrom the Greenville auction,
1951 02:27:00 and he rode in on a horsewith a white man.
1952 02:27:03 Now this white man,was the black his slave?
1953 02:27:08 He weren't no slave.
1954 02:27:09 - You fuckin' sure about that?- Damn sure.
1955 02:27:17 - What happened over in Candyland?- Bunch-a shootin'.
1956 02:27:21 Massa got shot.
1957 02:27:23 - Who shot him?- The German.
1958 02:27:25 Why'd he do that?
1959 02:27:27 Nigger and the German was actin'like they were slavers but they wasn't.
1960 02:27:30 - Well, what were they?- Bounty hunters.
1961 02:27:34 Fuck me, Roy.I mean, this could be big, mate.
1962 02:27:39 Well, smoke, you got a deal.
1963 02:27:44 - I got one more condition.- What's that?
1964 02:27:47 When we get there, when time come...
1965 02:27:52 - ...you let me help you kill 'em.- Hey... (LAUGHS)
1966 02:27:55 ...you're a funny bugger.
1967 02:27:57 - Cut him loose.- Yeah, yeah.
1968 02:27:59 You got yourself a deal, blackie.
1969 02:28:01 (MIMICS ACCENT)You got yourself a deal, mate.
1970 02:28:04 Hey! (LAUGHS)
1971 02:28:05 You're all right for a black fella.
1972 02:28:07 Oh, yeah.
1973 02:28:13 There we go.There you go, mate.
1974 02:28:15 Yeah.
1975 02:28:17 We're gonna give youthat packhorse over there.
1976 02:28:20 What them saddlebags got in 'em?
1977 02:28:22 - Dynamite.- No. I ain't ridin' no horse
1978 02:28:24 with no goddamn dynamite on its back.
1979 02:28:26 I can understand that.
1980 02:28:28 Frankie, why don't youtake them sticks off that horse
1981 02:28:31 and stick 'em in the nigger cage.
1982 02:28:34 A little dynamite for youblack fellas to play with.
1983 02:28:37 (LAUGHS)
1984 02:28:48 Now, Floyd, you got thatrifle up on the wagon, don't ya?
1985 02:28:51 Yeah, right.
1986 02:28:52 Why don't you give himyour gun and gun belt?
1987 02:28:55 Righto.
1988 02:28:56 Now, don't drop the fuckin' thing,all right?
1989 02:29:00 I've just had the sights fixedand they're perfect.
1990 02:29:03 Oh, that's good to know.
1991 02:29:08 (ALL YELLING)(HORSES WHINNYING)
1992 02:29:11 (MEDIUM-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
1993 02:30:36 Throw me up that dynamite.
1994 02:31:33 (MEDIUM-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
1995 02:31:45 (DOGS BARKING OUTSIDE)
1996 02:32:08 MAN: - Jake!- Yeah?
1997 02:32:10 Get out there and see what'swrong with them goddamn dogs!
1998 02:32:16 (MAN GRUNTS)
1999 02:32:18 DJANGO: D'Artagnan, motherfuckers!
2000 02:32:20 (GUNSHOTS)(SHOUTING)
2001 02:32:26 - Hey!(GRUNTING)
2002 02:33:00 (HORSE WHINNYING)
2003 02:33:13 (HORSE NICKERING)
2004 02:33:50 Auf Wiedersehen.
2005 02:34:17 (GALLOPING HOOFBEATS)
2006 02:34:22 (HORSE WHINNYING)
2007 02:34:47 (WHIMPERING)
2008 02:34:52 DJANGO: It's me, baby.
2009 02:35:05 (GASPING)
2010 02:35:25 (SPURS CLINKING)
2011 02:35:42 STEPHEN: ♪ In the sweet
2012 02:35:45 ♪ By-and-by
2013 02:35:50 ♪ We will meet
2014 02:35:53 ♪ On that beautiful shore
2015 02:35:59 (STEPHEN HUMMING, SINGING)♪ By-and-by
2016 02:36:03 ♪ By-and-by
2017 02:36:08 ♪ We will meet
2018 02:36:10 ♪ We will meet by-and-by- Cora?
2019 02:36:13 Would you prepare us some coffee?
2020 02:36:15 Sheba, you help her.
2021 02:36:18 Come on.
2022 02:36:21 STEPHEN: ♪ In the sweet
2023 02:36:24 DJANGO: ♪ By-and-by
2024 02:36:27 ♪ Oh... ♪
2025 02:36:29 Oh, y'all gonna be together with Calvinin the by-and-by, all right.
2026 02:36:39 Just a bit soonerthan y'all was expectin'.
2027 02:36:45 (SHRIEKING)
2028 02:36:47 (SCREAMING)
2029 02:36:50 Billy Crash.
2030 02:36:52 - Now, where were we?(BILLY CONTINUES SCREAMING)
2031 02:36:54 Oh, that's right.
2032 02:36:56 Last time I seen you,you had your hands on my...
2033 02:37:01 (SCREAMING)
2034 02:37:03 (HYSTERICAL SHRIEKING)
2035 02:37:13 D-jango!You black son of a bitch!
2036 02:37:17 The D is silent, hillbilly.
2037 02:37:19 Oh, no!
2038 02:37:23 Now, all you black folks,
2039 02:37:25 I suggest you get awayfrom all these white folks.
2040 02:37:30 Not you, Stephen.
2041 02:37:32 You right where you belong.
2042 02:37:37 Cora, before you go,will you tell Miss Lara goodbye?
2043 02:37:41 - Do what now?- I said, "Tell Miss Lara goodbye."
2044 02:37:48 - Bye, Miss Lara.(GASPS)
2045 02:37:54 Y'all two run along now.
2046 02:37:55 (BOTH GASPING)
2047 02:38:04 (DOOR SLAMMING)
2048 02:38:13 Stephen, how you like my new duds?
2049 02:38:19 You know, before now I didn't knowthat burgundy was my color.
2050 02:38:33 I count six shots, nigger.
2051 02:38:36 I count two guns, nigger.
2052 02:38:42 You said in 76 years on this plantation,
2053 02:38:44 you seen all manner-a shitdone to niggers.
2054 02:38:47 But I notice,you didn't mention kneecappin'.
2055 02:38:51 Oh, God! Motherfucker! Damn it!
2056 02:38:54 - Seventy-six years, Stephen.(STEPHEN GROANING)
2057 02:38:56 How many niggers you thinkyou see come and go, huh?
2058 02:38:58 Seven thousand?
2059 02:38:59 Eight thousand?
2060 02:39:01 Nine thousand?
2061 02:39:03 Nine thousand, nine hundredand ninety-nine?
2062 02:39:06 Every single word that cameout of Calvin Candie's mouth
2063 02:39:09 was nothin' but horseshit.
2064 02:39:10 But he was right about one thing:I am that one nigger in 10,000.
2065 02:39:14 (SCREAMING, SOBBING)
2066 02:39:17 You son of a bitch!
2067 02:39:19 (SOBBING) You motherfucker!
2068 02:39:22 Oh, sweet Jesus,let me kill this nigger!
2069 02:39:26 You ain't gonna get away with this,Django!
2070 02:39:29 They gonna catch your black ass.
2071 02:39:31 You gonna be on thewanted posters now, nigger.
2072 02:39:33 The bounty huntersgonna be lookin' for you.
2073 02:39:36 You can run, nigger,but they gonna find your ass!
2074 02:39:41 And when they do, oh, Lord,what they gonna do to your ass!
2075 02:39:45 They ain't gonna just kill you, nigger!
2076 02:39:48 You done fucked up!
2077 02:39:50 This Candyland, nigger!
2078 02:39:52 You can't destroy Candyland!
2079 02:39:55 We been here!There's always gonna be a Candyland!
2080 02:39:59 (CHUCKLES)
2081 02:40:02 (MEDIUM-TEMPO SONG PLAYS)
2082 02:40:09 STEPHEN: Can't no nigger gunfighterkill all the white folks in the world!
2083 02:40:13 They gonna find your black ass!
2084 02:40:16 (STEPHEN LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY)
2085 02:40:20 Django!
2086 02:40:23 You uppity son of a...
2087 02:40:29 (HORSE WHINNYING)
2088 02:41:00 Hey, Little Trouble Maker.
2089 02:41:02 Hey, Big Trouble Maker.
2090 02:41:32 You know what they are going to callyou? "The fastest gun in the South."
2091 02:41:44 Let's get outta here.
2092 02:42:03 (HORSE WHINNYING)
2093 02:42:50 (RAP SONG PLAYING)
2094 02:45:14 Who was that nigger?