Stephen (June 26, 1780 - May 7, 1859) was Calvin Candie's starkly loyal house slave and close friend. He is the secondary antagonist of Django Unchained. Being a senior house slave more respected than the rest, Stephen personally views himself …

Stephen is one of the two main antagonists (along with Calvin Candie) of the 2012 Quentin Tarantino film Django Unchained. He's the old head house slave of the Candyland plantation in Mississippi, and Calvin Candie's loyal confidant and friend. He was portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson, who also...

2024年10月30日 · Here’s where Stephen becomes truly great as a character—he’s not some throwaway villain in a story about freedom and revenge. He’s the embodiment of a system so twisted it teaches a Black man to sell out his own people in the worst way imaginable.

Stephen was the secondary antagonist in the 2012 Quentin Tarantino film Django Unchained. He was Calvin Candie's starkly loyal house slave and close friend. Being a senior house slave more respected than the rest, Stephen personally views himself …

Stephen is the secondary antagonist of Django Unchained. He is portrayed by Samuel L Jackson. Stephen is Calvin Candie's most loyal and oldest slave and has a deep love for him, seeing him as a friend and as a student. Stephen uses a cane to walk, though at the end of the film he throws it away and reveals that it was merely an act.

2015年6月1日 · Finally in 2012, Quentin Tarantino and Samuel L. Jackson teamed up to create an interesting, contemptible, hilarious Uncle Tom character for the movie “Django Unchained.” His name is Stephen. And he’s the greatest character of all time. Stephen (Jackson) is a slave at Candieland: the largest plantation in Chicksaw County, Mississippi.

Samuel L. Jackson said to Vogue Man that "Django Unchained was a harder and more detailed exploration of what the slavery experience was than 12 Years a Slave, but director Steve McQueen is an artist and since he's respected for making supposedly art films, it's held in higher esteem than Django, because that was basically a blaxploitation movie."

Stephen (June 26, 1780 - May 7, 1859) was Calvin Candie's starkly loyal house slave and close friend. He is the secondary antagonist of Django Unchained. Being a senior house slave more respected than the rest, Stephen personally views himself …

Stephen is a house slave that has completely bought into the racist ideology that justified slavery in the American south. As an elder house slave, Stephen enjoys a twisted friendship with Calvin Candie. This relationship reinforces Stephen’s idea that he …

Stephen is Calvin Candie's loyal head house servant. Stephen is immediately suspicious of Django's presence in the house at Candyland, and the first to intuit that he and Broomhilda have a preexisting relationship. Stephen is heartbroken when Candie is killed, and suggests that Django be sent to the LeQuint Dickey Mining Camp.