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    / Another award-winning turn with Tarantino and playing the bad guy

    …among them Water for Elephants, The Three Musketeers, and Carnage (all released in 2011). Waltz’s second Tarantino collaboration, in Django Unchained (2012), proved just as incendiary as the first. His character—one of the heroes of a revenge fantasy set in the antebellum American South—is complex, troubling, and delightful. Tarantino wrote…

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    …among them Water for Elephants, The Three Musketeers, and Carnage (all released in 2011). Waltz’s second Tarantino collaboration, in Django Unchained (2012), proved just as incendiary as the first. His character—one of the heroes of a revenge fantasy set in the antebellum American South—is complex, troubling, and delightful. Tarantino wrote…

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