There won’t be a crossover of the Django Unchained and Zorro films.
03.06.2022 - 21:13 / etcanada.com
Jerrod Carmichael isn’t a fan of cancel culture.
The comedian spoke out alongside fellow comics Michael Che, Bowen Yang, Will Forte, and Jake Johnson for a new Hollywood Reporter roundtable interview.
He insisted, “Cancellation, that’s not real. The boogeyman doesn’t exist.
“We got to get over that. Like, if you do something wrong in your personal life, you should go to jail. Like, actual jail. And then everything else is like, ‘What are we talking about?’”
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Carmichael went on, “If you make art and it causes some contention or it causes some whatever, I mean, that’s part of it. But the cancellation thing, I think that’s just to give boring people something interesting to talk about, like a ghost villain.”
Carmichael, who recently came out as gay in his HBO special, “Rothaniel”, also discussed cancel culture during an appearance on Hot 97’s “Ebro in the Morning” talk show this week.
“The comedians that are forging this self-created war, I get it. It’s good for ticket sales and it’s good to have an opponent,” according to IndieWire.
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Carmichael continued, “I’ve always believed that this whole cancellation thing, it’s made up. The court of public opinion has no jail. Any time of criticism is probably a good sign that you’re interesting in some way. But the fact that people think they can get cancelled is false. Harvey Weinstein didn’t get cancelled, he went to jail. R. Kelly went to jail. That’s jail. Everyone else is on tour. Maybe certain green rooms feel like jail, but that’s not jail.
“At some point, it becomes petulant. It’s like
There won’t be a crossover of the Django Unchained and Zorro films.
Zack Sharf Reports surfaced in 2019 that Quentin Tarantino was going to continue the “Django Unchained” universe on the big screen by adapting his own crossover comic book “Django/Zorro,” which finds the freed slave (played by Jamie Foxx in the film) teaming up with the masked vigilante. Tarantino courted comedian Jerrod Carmichael to write the script, and he even went to Antonio Banderas to get him to reprise the Zorro character he played in 1998’s “The Mask of Zorro” and 2005’s “The Legend of Zorro.”Banderas recently confirmed to USA Today that Tarantino approached him to star in the crossover movie.
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Several years ago, it was announced that Quentin Tarantino was going to team up with writer-comedian Jerrod Carmichael for a potential “Django/Zorro” crossover film. Not much else was known at the time, but it was assumed that the film would include Jamie Foxx reprising his role as Django.
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