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When you watch a Quentin Tarantino film, you know people are going to die. And I’d be willing to bet that Django Unchained is no exception (I’m look at you, Leo DiCaprio’s insane plantation owner character). The auteur that Tarantino is, these deaths include a mix of horrific violence, poetic artistry, and in some transcendent cases, a combination of both. In honor of the film’s final trailer, let’s take a look back at some of the best deaths in his oeuvre.
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Welcome back to another edition of “This Week in Casting,” the column that gives you the rundown of who’s attached to the hottest upcoming projects in Hollywood. From big time players to fresh-faced rookies, we’ve got the week in review for you right here. This week, we’ve got casting news about Christina Hendricks, Michael Fassbender, Zac Efron, and many more. Get all the details below!

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Michael Fassbender’s meteoric rise to Hollywood A-lister shows no sign of slowing down, as today it was announced that the actor would be starring in a film adaptation of the immensely popular Assassin’s Creed video games.

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When Ridley Scott — whose film credits include Alien and Blade Runner — announces his return to science fiction, the world takes notice. And unless you’ve been in a coma for the last nine months, you’re probably aware that Prometheus opens in a matter of days. We got to go to London for the film’s premiere, and while there, we chatted with much of the cast. Read on for highlights of our conversation David the android, aka Michael Fassbender.
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Hopefully, you know Joel McHale from his excellent NBC show “Community,” but many people knew him for years before that from his work as the host of the E! Network show “The Soup.” Every week, McHale makes fun of the best and worst of television, movies, and pop culture, and his sarcastic sense of humor is perfect for mocking the self-serious quasi-celebrities that pervade the airwaves.
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Ridley Scott’s Prometheus opens in theaters tomorrow, but you may recall a viral video starring Michael Fassbender as the android David that came out a couple months back. Well McHale and his cohorts at “The Soup” have spoofed that, and released one of their own. Check it out below!