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Name: Quentin Tarantino

Birth Name:

Quentin Jerome Tarantino

Birth Date:

March 27, 1963

Birth Place:

Knoxville, Tennessee, U.S.

Occupation:

film director, producer, screenwriter, cinematographer, actor

Relationship Status:

Single

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Quentin, Russell and Robert: AACTA International Awards Attendees

Making appearances during the busy awards season, Robert De Niro, Russell Crowe, and Quentin Tarantino were on hand for the AACTA International Awards in West Hollywood on Saturday (January 26).

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“Django Unchained” Is Tarantino’s Highest-Earning Flick

There’s been no lack of publicity for Quentin Tarantino's latest film “Django Unchained,” and all of that hype has translated to massive ticket sales.

According to a report, the “Pulp Fiction” mastermind’s slavery-themed opus is right around $130 million in earnings, topping the $120 million total for “Inglourious Basterds.”

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Quentin Tarantino Pulls Out “N-Word” at Golden Globes Backstage Interview

His film “Django Unchained” score the Best Original Screenplay trophy at the 70th Golden Globe Awards last night (January 13) and Quentin Tarantino was up to his old tricks of creating controversy.

During his backstage interview, the “Pulp Fiction” mastermind addressed the objections to his use of the word “ni**er” during the flick.

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“Django Unchained” Stars Attend UK Premiere

Taking their massively successful flick overseas, the cast of “Django Unchained” showed up at the UK premiere in London, England today (January 10).

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Leo DiCaprio & Ben Affleck: Oscar Snub Club

Earlier today (January 10) the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced their nominations for the 2013 Academy Awards, and though there were plenty of deserving recipients, other supposed shoo-ins ended up getting the shaft.

Though he was widely praised for his role in “Django Unchained,” Leonardo DiCaprio failed to snag a Best Supporting Actor nod.

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“Lincoln” Scores 10 BAFTA Nominations

Awards show season is already upon us, and Steven Spielberg’s biopic “Lincoln” is the clear favorite of the BAFTA panel.

The Daniel Day-Lewis-starring flick has garnered a total of 10 nominations including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress.

"Django Unchained" Premieres in Berlin

Heading overseas to kickoff the German release of their latest work, Jamie Foxx and Kerry Washington attended the premiere of "Django Unchained" at Cinemaxx in Berlin on Tuesday (January 8).

The "Ray" star looked slick in a black turtleneck and shiny dark suit as he posed with his on-screen wife, who stunned in a long orange floral two-piece dress.