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Werner Rachtman

**Werner Rachtman** is a minor antagonist in Quentin Tarantino's sixth film, "*Inglourious Basterds*". He is a Wehrmacht sergeant. His post in the woods is ambushed by The Basterds. Private Butz, who is the sole survivor of the ambush, is his subordinate.

## Biography

### Background Informations

Rachtman was born in Germany. Rachtman has seen many interrogations since Germany decided it should rule Europe. But, in the film, he is on the receiving end of an interrogation. This is the first time he's ever been on the wrong end of the exchange.

### Chapter Two - INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS

Rachtman's unit was ambushed by The Basterds. He, Butz and Ludwig were the only survivors. After he refuses to give the location of another German patrol, he is killed Donny Donowitz, AKA "the Bear Jew", who beats him to death with his bat.

## Personality

Rachtman is a brave soldier, who's not afraid to die. He was awarded both classes of the Iron Cross for gallantry and bravery. It's always been his belief, only a weakling, in mind, body, and spirit complies with the enemy under threat of consequence.

## Trivia

* In the ditch scene, while Lt. Aldo Raine questions Sgt. Rachtmann, the latter's Close Combat clasp (worn over his left breast pocket and known in German as a Nahkampfspange) appears and disappears between scenes. This award was arguably no less distinctive as the Iron Cross itself, showing that the recipient of the clasp in Silver had survived 25 separate battles. Bronze recipients fought in 15 battles and Gold recipients fought in 50+ separate battles.
* On the right side of Rachtman's uniform (facing him) is an award called the Nahkampfspange or Close Action Clasp in Silver. The silver version indicates that he survived 25 close combat battles in a conflict with the enemy. Curiously, the badge is missing later in the ditch scene when Donowitz is standing there with the baseball bat.
Mathilda

**Mathilda** is a waitress in the La Louisiane tavern in the village of Nadine, France.

## Biography

Mathilda was born in France, in the town of Nadine.

## Story

### Chapter Four - OPERATION KINO

Mathilda is seen inside the tavern, serving drink to the German soldiers who were celebrating the birth of Wilhelm's son. After Wicki, Hicox and Stiglitz arrive at the tavern to meet with Bridget von Hammersmark, she takes the former's place at the table (after Eric drags her kindly). The female cadet at the table seems to like her, as she tells Mathilda to watch as she puts a male soldier in a chokehold to demonstrate that she will "kick their asses in" if they try something fishy. Mathilda, along with the group, finds the prank on the man funny. She is later seen back at the bar, doing some cleaning.

After Hicox blows his cover, she was killed when Wilhelm started to fire wildly, causing her to get three bullets in the chest.

## Personality

Mathilda is seen as being friendly with the guests, even with enemy ones. She also appears to be a bit shy.

## Trivia

* After Mathilda has taken Bridget's place to join the quiz game with the soldiers, Eric leaves the counter and walks over to assist her. He is shown standing left behind her. Then the camera cuts to the officers' table. In the background Eric and Mathilda are shown standing behind the counter again.
* Tarantino continues his tradition of ripping on waiters in this film, by killing Mathilda in the tavern shoot-out.

## Behind the scenes

Mathilda was played by Anne-Sophie Franck.
Ernie

**Ernie** is a character played by Clark Middleton in Kill Bill: Volume 2. Ernie is Budd's friend and helps him bury The Bride in the grave of Paula Schultz.

## Fun Quotes

* Ernie: "Look at those eyes, this bitch is furious."

* Ernie: "White women call this the silent treatment and we let em think we don't like it."
Wolfgang

Hauptmann (Captain) **Wolfgang** is a Wehrmacht captain, stationed in France.

## Story

### Chapter Three - GERMAN NIGHT IN PARIS

Wolfgang is seen in the bistro where Frederick Zoller met with Shosanna again. He is amazed to see Zoller there and shakes his hand. He departs in the other room, from where he salutes him. He is last seen looking at [Frazer|Walter Frazer] and his girlfriend's autographs signed by Zoller.

## Trivia

* His lines were not translated on screen.
Leonide Moguy

**Leonide "Leo" Moguy** was a major antagonist in the 2012 Quentin Tarantino film *Django Unchained*. He is the racist and sycophantic lawyer of Calvin Candie, owner of the Candieland plantation.

He was portrayed by Dennis Christopher.

## Biography

Leonide "Leo" Moguy is Calvin Candie's lawyer. He was put through law school by Candie's grandfather for the specific purpose of becoming his lawyer. Moguy accompanies Candie everywhere to help him with any possible legal issues that could befall him.

He first appears in the film when Dr. King Schultz and Django arrive at Candieland to buy Django's wife Broomhilde, who is a slave owned by Candie. During a Mandingo fight, Moguy is seen cheering on a slave called Big Fred, who eventually wins by beating his opponent to death with a hammer. Moguy comments that Big Fred is "worth every penny".

Later, he helps to draw up the documents for Broomhilde's sale to Dr. Schultz. After forcing Schultz to pay $12,000 for Broomhilde, Candie mockingly forces Schultz to shake his hand. This proves to be a mistake, as a disgusted Schultz shoots Candie and is then shot by Butch Pooch. Django then takes Pooch's gun and kills him in revenge.

Moguy runs away, but only has time to throw open the parlour doors before being shot in the back by Django. Falling to the ground, the wounded lawyer screams in pain as he is used as a human shield in the ensuing shootout before finally dying from multiple bullet wounds.

## Personality

Moguy claims to have been raised specifically for the role of Candie's lawyer, hired and put through law school by Candie's grandfather. He is sycophantic towards Candie as a result, seeming to be in complete agreement with Candie in every one of his wild claims. He is also disrespectful towards black people.
Linda Kasabian

## Linda Darlene Kasabian

**Linda Darlene Kasabian**, also known as **Flowerchild**, is a minor antagonist in Quentin Tarantino's ninth film, "*Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*". She is a member of the Manson Family cult. Charles Manson send her and four other cult members to kill Sharon Tate and her friends. She is based on a real cult member of the same name.

She was portrayed Uma Thurman's daughter, Maya Hawke.

## Biography

### Background Information

Linda Kasabian was born on June 21, 1949 in Biddeford, Maine. In early summer, 1969, she joined Charles Manson's cult.

### *Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*

During the evening of 8th August 1969, she and four of Manson's followers, Tex, Sadie and Katie, are sitting in a car outside a house of an American actor, Rick Dalton, plotting to kill actress Sharon Tate on Charles Manson's orders. Rick, annoyed by the cult members, goes outside and yells at them, causing the cultist to back the car away from the street. Tex and Katie recognize Rick from a TV show "*Bounty Law*", and recall the amount of violence on the show. They then decide to change their plans and murder Rick instead, in order to "kill the people who taught them to kill". However at their way to Rick's house, Flowerchild tells the group that she "left her knife" in the car and asks Tex if she can go and takie it. He agrees and gives her the car keys. After Linda gets to the vehcile, she drives off, leaving the cultists alone. After rest of the cult members break to Rick Dalton's house, Tex and Katie are killed by his stunt double, Cliff Booth, and Sadie is burned alive by Rick himself via falemthrower.

## Personality

Despite being a member of a cult leaded by a mad man, Linda Kasabian is shown to be the most sane and least loyal to Charles Manson. She refuses to kill other people and abandons her group to not to commit this act.

## Trivia

* In real life, Linda Kasabian stayed behind to warn other members if somebody would come while they went to kill Sharon Tate and the rest of people in Roman Polanski's house.
Sanford Smithers

**General Sanford Smithers** is a major antagonist in Quentin Tarantino's film *The Hateful Eight*. He is a Civil War ex-Confederate officer who is staying at Minnie's Haberdashery. He was also the father of Chester Charles Smithers.

He was portrayed by Bruce Dern, who also played Old Man Carrucan in *Django Unchained* and George Spahn in *Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*.
Tommy Plympton

**Thomas "Tommy" Plympton** was Beatrix Kiddo's fiancé.

## Biography

### Life with Beatrix

When Beatrix left her profession as an assassin to be a mother, she moved to El Paso, Texas where she met Tommy, an owner of an used record store. Beatrix put him under the pretence that she was carrying his child. After the pregnancy was announced, Tommy proposed to Beatrix, who accepted.

### Wedding rehearsal

During her and Tommy's wedding rehearsal, Beatrix met up with Bill, who tracked her down to the chapel. Bill agreed to be civil to Tommy and told Beatrix that if she really wanted Tommy, he wouldn't interfere. Bill attended the wedding rehearsal, and was introduced as Beatrix's father (Bill was way older than Beatrix) to Tommy. Of course, during the rehearsal, the chapel was put under siege when the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad interrupted, killing all the people in attendance. Tommy was one of the eight killed during the massacre.
Paul

**Paul** is a supporting character played by Paul Calderon in *Pulp Fiction*. Paul, also known as "English Bob", works at crime boss Marsellus Wallace's strip club as a bartender.

## Fun Quotes

* Paul: " Yo! Vincent Vega's in the house! Our man in Amsterdam! Jules Winnfield! Our man in Inglewood! Get your asses on in here!"

* Paul: "My name's Paul and this shit's between y'all".

## Trivia

* In one scene, Jules Winnfield refers to Paul as "English Bob".
Raj Brittle

**Roger Brittle**, also known as **Little Raj**, was a member of the Brittle Brothers, who once owned Django and Broomhilda.

## BiographyEdit

Roger is the youngest of the Brittle Brothers.

During the film, the Brittle Brothers began mocking Django and Broomhilda of their marriage and the couple attempted to escape but they are captured and branded with whip badly. Before Broomhilda was whipped, he is shown to be tying her to the tree.

His second appearance, he is seen, again, dragging a slave to a tree to tie her as Big John prepares, only to be confronted by Django. Django shoots Big John in the chest and Roger draws his gun, struggling in the process, and is whipped multiple times by Django. He is then killed by him with five shots to the chest with his own gun.
Maynard

Assert his power through sodomy by force (partially succeeded, but ultimately failed).

## Background information

### Appears in

*Pulp Fiction*

**Maynard** is the tertiary antagonist in Quentin Tarantino's 1994 crime thriller film *Pulp Fiction*, serving as the secondary antagonist of the chapter called "The Gold Watch". He was a treacherous pawn shop owner and an homosexual rapist and implied serial killer who victimizes men that he and his friend, Zed, kidnaped.

He was portrayed by Duane Whitaker.

## Biography

Boxer Butch Coolidge was being chased by crime boss, Marsellus Wallace, after he attempted to kill Marsellus by running him over. Butch eventually stumbled into Maynard's pawn shop to hide from Marsellus. Maynard questioned him, wondering what Butch was up to. Ignoring Maynard, Butch ambushed Marsellus as he arrived in the pawnshop, disarmed him, and prepared to shoot him in the head. Suddenly Maynard pulls out a shotgun and holds Butch at gun point, forcing him to drop his pistol and approach the desk with his hands behind his head. Maynard then knocks Butch out by striking him with the butt of the rifle, while Marcellus passes out following his scuffle with Butch. Meanwhile, Maynard phones Zed and states that, "the spider caught himself a couple of flies".

Later on, Maynard woke them both up by spraying them with a fire extinguisher, where they find themselves bound and gagged to chairs in Maynard's basement. Zed then arrives and they awaken The Gimp, one of their captured victims who was driven insane from their torment. Zed couldn't decide who wanted to rape at first, and so he eventually picked Marsellus with a game of "eenie meenie miny moe". Following this, Zed and Maynard brought him to the back room. They bent Marsellus over a volting horse in the room and took turns raping him. Butch managed to untie himself and knocked The Gimp out. Just as Butch is about to leave the pawn shop, he realizes he can't leave Marsellus at the mercy of Zed and Maynard and goes back to save him with a katana in hand.

Butch sneaks into the back room, witnessing Zed raping Marsellus while Maynard masturbated. Maynard then notices Marsellus turn his head to look at Butch, and turns around, only to be faced with Butch, who slashes him across the chest before stabbing him in the stomach, killing him.

## Trivia

* The room in which Maynard and Zed take Marsellus to is referred to as "Russel's Old Room", implying that they may have sodomized and killed one of their previous victims, before kidnapping Butch and Marsellus.
* According to the screenplay, Maynard and Zed are brothers.
* In accordance to Quentin Tarantino, Maynard kidnapped a hitchhiker seven years before the events of the film, who eventually becomes The Gimp.
OSS Commander

The **OSS Commander** was an American [of Strategic Services|Office of Strategic Services] (OSS) commanding officer that negotiated with Hans Landa his surrender in exchange for allowing [Kino|Operation Kino] to continue, that would result in killing the German High Command and ending the war.

## Story

### Chapter Five - REVENGE OF THE GIANT FACE

After Aldo Raine was captured by Hans Landa, Landa decided to make a deal with the OSS, and, in return, he'll let Operation Kino succeed. Raine called the OSS commander via a radio from the building where Landa took him and Utivich. After Landa enumerated his requests, the OSS officer asked to speak with Raine. Landa gave the phone to Raine. The OSS commander told Raine that Landa and his man will put them into a truck and drive to the Allied lines, where Landa will surrender to him and he'll drive them to him for briefing. The officer ends the message by saying "Over and out".

## Trivia

* When Lt. Raine is speaking to the OSS commander over the radio, the general ends the transmission by saying, "Over and out." This is incorrect radio protocol in the U.S. military. The proper procedure is for the person ending the transmission to simply say, "Out."

## Behind the scenes

The OSS Commander was voiced by Harvey Keitel, who was uncredited.

Despite the similarity between the small role of Harvey Keitel in this film and his role in Pulp Fiction, [Roth|Eli Roth] confirmed that his character is not "The Wolf" in this film. He jokingly added that [L. Jackson|Samuel L. Jackson] does not narrate under the guise of Jules Winfield.

1. ↑ [Roth|http://www.slicknsmart.com/facts/topics/eli-roth/]
Roman Polanski

**Roman Polanski** (Polish. *Roman Polański*), born **Raymond Thierry Liebling,** is a minor, yet pivotal character in Quentin Tarantino's ninth film, "*Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*". He is a Polish-French film director and screenwriter of Jewish descent as well as Sharon Tate's husband. He is based on the real life director of the same name.

He was portrayed by Rafał Zawierucha.

## Biography

### Background Information

Roman Polanski was born on 18 August, 1933 in Paris. His Polish-Jewish parents moved from Paris to Kraków in 1937. When World War II started Polanski's mother and father were taken in raids. Roman spent his formative years in foster homes and survived the Holocaust.

He met Sharon Tate in United Kingdom while shooting one of his movies and married her after she broke off her engagement with a hair stylist, Jay Sebring. Later Roman, Sharon and Jay moved to Los Angeles and were inseparable since then.
Melanie Ralston

**Melanie Ralston** is a supporting character played by Bridget Fonda in *Jackie Brown**.* Melanie is one of Ordell Robbie's many girlfriends around the Southern California area.

Melanie spends most of her time smoking pot and watching TV at Ordell's beach house. Ordell uses her to help out on the money deal, but she pisses Louis Gara off so much, he shoots her twice. Jackie Brown mentions to the police later that Melanie was killed.

## Fun Quotes

* Melanie (to Louis): "You fuckin mongloid!"

* Melanie: "Lou-issssssssss..."
The gimp

The Gimp was a minor antagonist in Quentin Tarantino’s 2nd film, Pulp Fiction. He is a tortured victim of Zed and Maynard.

### Pulp Fiction:

In Pulp Fiction, Butch Coolidge and Marsellus Wallace are captured by two men named Zed and Maynard. After a while of talking to the two captured men, Zed tells Maynard to get the Gimp, and Maynard complies. Maynard then opens up a small box and a man dressed in a full body leather suit and a leather mask that makes him unable to speak steps out. Maynard leads this man, whom they call the Gimp, towards Butch and Marsellus, and Zed tells the Gimp to watch Butch while he takes Marsellus in the back. Maynard hooks the gimp up to the ceiling by the collar to prevent him escaping, but while he’s still watching Butch, the latter gets out of his restraints, and as the Gimp starts to scream in order to get Zed and Maynard’s attention, Butch knocks him out with a single punch, resulting in the gimp to be hung to death while unconscious.
Louis Gara

### Goals

Kill Melaine for getting on his nerves during their money smuggling for Ordell Robbie (succeeded).
Help Ordell complete his money smuggling transaction (failed).

## Background information

### Appears in

*Jackie Brown*

**Louis Gara** was the secondary antagonist of the 1992 novel *Rum Punch* by Elmore Leonard and its 1997 Tarantino's crime thriller film adaptation *Jackie Brown*. He was a small time crook and ex-covict who was formerly friends with notorious gunrunner Ordell Robbie, but was later killed by Ordell after killing the latter's lover, Melanie Ralston, in a failed money smuggling job for Ordell.

He was portrayed by Robert De Niro.

## Biography

Louis Gara is an old friend and criminal accomplice of gun runner Ordell Robbie. After Louis is released from prison after an eight-year sentence for armed robbery, Ordell invites him to stay at his beach house with him and his girlfriend Melanie Ralston; Ordell also lets him sleep with another of his girlfriends, Simone. One night, Ordell calls Louis and tells him to come over to his car. He then opens the trunk to show him the dead body of Beaumont Livingstone, a henchman whom Ordell had killed to keep him from going to the police; it is an intimidation tactic to warn Louis about what will happen to him if he is disloyal.

Later, Louis and Melanie have sex, with Ordell's knowledge and approval. Melanie tries to pit Louis and Ordell against each other, but both see through it.

Ordell introduces Louis to his drug mule Jackie Brown, with whom he is planning a scam that will net him $500,000. He tasks Louis with switching the money with a decoy in order to fool Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms agent Ray Nicolette, who is trying to arrest Ordell.

After Jackie double-crosses Ordell and takes the money, Ordell sends Louis and Melanie after her. Louis forgets where they parked, however, provoking Melanie to make fun of him. Angered, Louis warns Melanie to stop mocking him; when she keeps doing it, Louis loses his temper and shoots her dead.

Louis and Ordell meet up, and Louis sheepishly admits to killing Melanie. Ordell accepts the situation at first, but the two soon get into an argument that ends with Ordell shooting Louis. As Louis goes into shock, Ordell shoots him again, killing him.

## Trivia

* *Jackie Brown* was De Niro's first time working with Quentin Tarantino.
Steve Grogan

## Steven Dennis Grogan

**Steven** "**Steve**" **Dennis Grogan**, also known as **Clem**, is a minor antagonist in Quentin Tarantino's ninth film, *Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*. He is a member of the Manson Family cult leaded by Charles Manson, and was based on the real-life murderer of the same name.

He was portrayed by James Landry Hébert.

## Biography

### Background Information

Steve Grogane was a musician and artist who dropped out of high school. He was aslo involved in minor crimes. His frustrated parents drop him off at Spahn Ranch when they lost hope. He lived at the ranch long before Charles Manson and his followers.

### *Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*

   Clem first appears in the film, laying on a couch in George Spahn's house while watching TV with a couple of other cultists, when Rick Dalton's stunt double, Cliff Booth drives Pussycat, a hitchhiking member of the Manson Family to the Spahn Rach. When Cliff approches the house of George Spahn to visit him despite the cultists saying him that he shouldn't do it, Dianne "Snake" Lake sees that and warns her fellow cultist about it. Another cult member, Squeaky tells the rest of the hippies to leave the apartment. When Cliff walks to the door, Clem is seen exiting the house. After the stuntman's visit with Spahn ends, he walks out the house and heads to his car while Pussycat and other members of Manson's cult yell at him. When he arrives, Cliff finds a knife in the car's tire placed there by Grogan. After he sees him, Booth gets another tire from the trunk and orders him to change it. When Clem refuses, Cliff proceeds to beat him and tosses him into the car's side. After that, Steve finally starts changing the tire. When Tex is informed about the accident, he drives there on a horse to deal with the stuntman but when he arrives, Cliff is seen driving off the ranch.

It is unknown what happened to Clem afterwards. He most likely recovered from his injuries.

## References

1. ↑ In real life, other members of the Manson Family considered him dumb, which earned him the nickname "Scramblehead".
Yolanda

**Yolanda**, also known as **Honey Bunny**, is a major antagonist in Quentin Tarantino's 2nd film, *Pulp Fiction*. She is the girlfirend of Pumpkin and a small-time thief.

She was portrayed by Amanda Plummer.

## History

In the opening shot, Yolanda and Pumpkin sit in a coffee shop discussing their faults in their robberies, when Pumpkin suggests that they should rob the coffee shop in which they are sitting in.They commence their robberies and the opening credits starts.

They are then shown in the last shots with Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega.

## Fun Quotes

* Honey Bunny (to Pumpkin): "You sound like a duck: Quack, Quack, Quack"
* Honey Bunny: "Any of you fuckin pricks MOVE and I'll execute every motherfuckin last one of ya!"
* Honey Bunny: "I gotta go pee! I wanna go home!"
* Honey Bunny (to Vincent Vega): "shut up."

## Trivia

* Australian music duo Yolanda Be Cool was named after the scene in the film where Jules tells to Yolanda "Be cool !".
Max Cherry

**Max Cherry** is a character played by the late Robert Forster in Jackie Brown. Max Cherry is a bail bondsman and he owns Max Cherry's Bail Bonds. He and Jackie Brown become good friends in the film.

## Fun Quotes

* Max: "Ordell, this isn't a bar, you don't owe me a tab."

## Trivia

* Tarantino chose Forster to be Max Cherry after seeing him in the sci fi-horror film **Alligator** (1980).
Wilhelm Wicki

**Wilhem Wicki** was an Austrian-born Jew who moved out of Europe before Hitler, a fellow Austrian, annexed Austria into the German Reich. He was enlisted in the US Armed Forces, where he joined "The Basterds".

## Biography

Born in Salzburg, Austria, he left for America when he heard rumors of Germany annexing Austria. He later joined The Basterds to take revenge on the people who killed his family and destroyed his homeland.

## Story

### Chapter Two - INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS

Wilhelm Wicki is seen at the place where German soldiers were ambushed, with a Nazi scalp. He is introduced to Werner Rachtman by Aldo Raine, as Wicki points a rifle at the German Sergeant. After Donny kills Rachtman, he acts as a translator for Private Butz.

### Chapter Four - OPERATION KINO

He later goes undercover as a German soldier along with Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz and Lt. Archie Hicox to meet with their contact, Bridget von Hammersmark in a tavern in Nadine. He is seen in a ruined house, across the tavern, getting dressed, along with Hicox. Nervous (like most of the Basterds), asks the British man what if they go in the tavern and she isn't there, to which Hicox tells him they'll wait for her, reassuring him that she's a British spy.

When they enter the tavern, they are stunned to see German soldiers with Bridget von Hammersmark. Wicki tells von Hammersmark to not hurry, they'll just wait for her at the other table. He and the other two order 3 glasses of whiskey.

He is gunned down by Sgt. Willhelm at the end the firefight that follows Major Dieter Hellstrom's discovery of Lt. Archie not being a German.

## Personality

He is a perfect marksman and is not afraid to shoot any Nazi who gets in his way.

## Trivia

* In the scene with private Butz a yellow maple leaf is seen on Wicki's left arm. According to Eli Roth, Tarantino kept that shot when someone pointed out the yellow leaf looks like the Yellow badge.
* After the basement bar fight, Landa identifies one of the basterds as Cpl. Wicki, stating/implying that he was a German Jew who emigrated to the US before the war. However, Wicki is neither a 'typical' Jewish name, nor a German name but in fact a typical (and fairly common) name in Central Switzerland. If he was a Swiss Jew, Wicki would have most probably fled to Switzerland, but Landa doesn't mention anything in this direction concerning Wicki's family name and fate, which seems improbable since Wicki is a foreign sounding name to Germans and since Landa cares to show off his military intelligence.

## Behind the scenes

He was played by Gedeon Burkhard.

Til Schweiger was also offered the role of Sgt. Wicki, but he chose Hugo Stiglitz instead.

The name Wilhelm Wicki (played by Gedeon Burkhard) is an homage to directors Georg Wilhelm Pabst and Bernhard Wicki.

1. ↑ http://www.slashfilm.com/interview-eli-roth-talks-inglourious-basterds-going-method-to-play-the-bear-jew-nazi-atrocities-and-quentin-tarantinos-place-in-history/
Sweet Dave

**Sweet Dave** is a minor character in *The Hateful Eight*.

Sweet Dave is only seen sitting in his chair by the fireplace in Minnie's Haberdashery.

## Personality

Sweet Dave is the most lovable man in all of Red Rock. He loved Minnie very dearly and would offer help to anyone. He likes to sit in his chair and play chess.

## Death

Sweet Dave's life was cut too short. While enjoying a game of chess with Sanford Smithers, Bob the Mexican stabbed him multiple times in his own chair. Multiple fur pelts and a blanket were placed down to cover up the blood stains. Up until Marquis Warren called an emergency meeting and finally uncovered the bloody secret hiding in Sweet Dave's absence...

## Trivia

* The type of sweater worn by Sweet Dave is called a "Cowichan Sweater"
Suzanne LaPadite

**Suzanne LaPadite** was the daughter of Perrier LaPadite and the sister of Julie and Charlotte.

She was portrayed by Lena Friedrich.

## Biography

### Background information

Suzanne was born in France, her father being Perrier LaPadite.

### Chapter One - Once upon a time... in Nazi-occupied France

Suzanne is seen exiting her father's house with her sister Charlotte, when they hear the sound of German motorcycles approaching. LaPadite tells them to get inside the house. When her father and Hans Landa enter the house she is seen with her two sisters. LaPadite asks her to bring the colonel some wine, but the German declines and instead asks for some milk. After she pours him some milk, her father asks Julie to take her and Charlotte and go outside. She isn't seen afterwards.

## Personality

Not much is known about Suzanne. She didn't seem nervous when she poured Landa some milk, even though the threat of the colonel discovering the Dreyfuses would frighten anyone.
Old Man Carrucan

**Curtis Carrucan** is a minor antagonist in *Django Unchained*. He is the sadistic owner of the Carrucan Plantation and the former owner of Django and Broomhilda.

He was portrayed by Bruce Dern, who also played General Sandy Smithers in *The Hateful Eight* and George Spahn in *Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*.

## Background

Old Man Carrucan was a rich plantation owner who had caught two of his slaves, Django and his wife Broomhilda, trying to escape. He then had the Brittle Brothers whip Broomhilda in front of Django for punishment, had an "R" bunt on their right cheeks and had them both sold cheap and separately because he didn't believe in blacks getting married. Django was sold to the Speck Brothers, Ace and Dicky Speck at the Greenville Auction House, along with several other slaves. While Broomhilda was bought by Scotty Harmony. It is unknown as to what happened to him after Django was sold and was freed by King Schultz.

## Trivia

* Bruce Dern, the actor who played Old Man Carrucan, also played Confederate General Sanford Smithers in The Hateful Eight, another Quentin Tarantino film.
* Though his first name hasn't been confirmed, the name Curtis has been given to this character through the Tarantino Archives.
Maximilian

**Maximilian** is the newborn son of a German Sergent, Wilhelm.

### Chapter Four - OPERATION KINO

Maximilian was born a few days prior to the premiere of Stolz der Nation in Paris, in Frankfurt, sometime in mid June 1944. Wilhelm's commanding officer gave him and four of his comrades the night off to celebrate his birth. After Wilhelm was shot dead by Bridget Von Hammersmark in the La Louisiane tavern, he became orphan.

## Trivia

* The standoff between Aldo Raine and Wilhelm during the La Louisiane scene is similar to a scene in Quentin Tarantino's other movie Kill Bill: Vol. 2 in which Beatrix Kiddo just finds out she is pregnant and is attacked by hit woman. Karen Kim. The two have a standoff in which she makes a deal with the hit woman to let her go as she is pregnant. Sgt. Wilhelm makes a deal with Aldo to let him go as he had become a father that night. The difference in the two scenarios is that Karen honors the deal and leaves Kiddo alone, while Aldo honors the deal but Bridget von Hammersmark shoots and kills Sgt . Wilhelm.
Spencer "Big Daddy" Bennett

**Spencer Gordon Bennet**, also known as **Big Daddy Bennet**, is the tertiary antagonist of Django Unchained.

## Biography

### Meeting Schultz and Django

When Dr. King Schultz rescues Django from the Speck brothers, they team up to find Broomhilda but first they must hunt down the Brittle Brothers who work at Bennet's plantation in Gatlinburg, Tennesee. Django and Schultz go to Bennet's plantation. Upon meeting them, Bennet becomes hostile to the duo until Schultz offers to buy one of his slaves.

Schultz and Django successfully kill the Brittle Brothers but are met by a again hostile Bennet and his henchmen who wish to kill them. Schultz shows Bennet the dead or alive warrant for the Brittles and Bennet reluctantly lets them go.

### Death

Unwilling to let them go, Bennet and his men lead an attack against Schultz's dentist kart. Anticipating this, Schultz and Django distance themselves from the kart and leave dynamite. Ultimately, the attack was unsuccessful. One of the reasons for this was the use of white masks which covered the vision of Bennet's men. Shortly after, Schultz ambushes the attackers and shoots the dynamite, blowing up some of them and scaring the rest. Big Daddy Bennett then tries to flee on a horse but Shultz hands Django his rifle, offering Django the opportunity to kill Spencer. Django shoots him from a distance with a rifle, killing him.

## Behind the Scenes

In a typical Tarantino reference, Bennet's name is that of a Hollywood film serial director.

According to Schultz's remarks in Daughtry, Bennet Manor is located in Gatlinburg, Tennessee along with several other plantations. The actual Gatlinburg sits in rugged terrain near the Smoky Mountains; there was little that slaves could have been used for. The thin, rocky soil may have been able to accommodate some dirt farms, but not the large scale plantation operations. In actuality, Gatlinburg gained the reputation as a community of hosting abolitionists. Today it is known as a tourist trap that stages "authentic" local culture, much as Bennet represents the stage-set Southern gentleman.

Filming took place at Louisiana's Evergreen Plantation.
Lee Montgomery

**Lee Montgomery** is a character in Quentin Tarantino's 5th film, *Death Proof*. She is a young actress that is shooting a cheerleader movie while in Tennessee and is friends with Abernathy Ross, Zoë Bell and Kim Mathis, although it is clear that she is a newer addition to the trio.

She was portrayed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

## Biography

Lee accompanies Abernathy and Kim as they go to pick up Zoë from the airport. The four of them go to Jasper's car sale, where Abernathy convinces him to let Zoë, Kim, and herself test ride his 1970 Dodge Challenger by having Lee stay behind as "collateral." Abernathy also insinuates that Lee is a porn actor, much to the perverted delight of Jasper. As the trio leaves, Jasper is seen standing over Lee with a mischievous grin.

## Fun Quotes

* Lee: "Ohh I love pretty in pink."
* Lee: "He likes to watch me pee!"

## Trivia

* Lee's cheerleader outfit says "Vipers" on the front, a reference to the nickname of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad from *Kill Bill: Volume 1* and 2.
* Lee Montgomery is also the name of male actor who starred in many 70s and 80s TV shows.
* Lee is dating an electrician who resembles Dwayne Johnson
Sharon Tate

**Sharon Marie Tate Polanski** is one of the main characters of Quentin Tarantino's ninth film *Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*. She is an American actress and model as well as Roman Polanski's second wife. She is based on the real life actress of the same name.

She was portrayed by Margot Robbie.

## Biography

### Background information

Sharon Tate was born on 24th of January 1943, in Dallas, Texas. At some point, she was engaged to Jay Sebring. She flew to United Kingdom to make a film with Roman Polanski where she married him after breaking off her engadment with Sebring. Later, the three moved to Los Angeles and were inseparable since then.

### *Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood*

After returning to Los Angeles, Sharon and her husband pick up their belongings from an airport and drive to their home on Cielo Drive street. They meet their neighbor Rick Dalton after the assault of the Manson Family and invite him to join them inside their residence for drinks.

## Trivia

* Margot Robbie did not consult Roman Polanski about playing Tate, but read his autobiography *Roman by Polanski* in preparation for the role.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20181205193423/https://www.indiewire.com/2018/12/margot-robbie-sharon-tate-prep-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-tarantino-1202024791/
Marcel

**Marcel** is a supporting character in Quentin Tarantino's sixth film, "*Inglourious Basterds*". He is Shosanna Dreyfus' assistant and lover of African descent.

He was portrayed by Jacky Ido.

## Biography

### Chapter Three - GERMAN NIGHT IN PARIS

Marcel is first seen bringing some film reels, when Shosanna works on the film letters. He is seen again after the film screening that Shosanna held for Joseph Goebbels and his staff. He is reluctant at first to join Shosanna's plan to burn the Nazis during the night premiere using her 350 film reels, but quickly changes his mind. When Shosanna asks him if the filming equipment works especially the sound recorder, he says yes, he filmed a guitarist he met in a cafe a week before. When he asks her why she needs it, Shosanna tells him he need it to make a film just for the Nazis.

### Chapter Five - REVENGE OF THE GIANT FACE

Marcel helps Shosanna with controlling the projectors, and, in the plan to sabotage the Stolz der Nation premiering. He shoots Shosanna's dialogue that were to be inset into one of the reels, and sets the cinema on fire by lighting a pile of highly-combustible film placed behind the screen. His fate afterward is unknown but given how fast the fire started burning out of control by the accompanying explosion just seconds after ignition its likely that Marcel perished in the fire. Even if the fire didn't kill him the Basterd's time bombs likely killed him.

## Personality

Marcel is Shosanna's lover and extremely loyal to her. Although he harshly questions her decision to open the theater for a German Night, and initially is reluctant to burn the cinema down, Shoshanna convinces him of her plan to kill all the German and Nazi attendees by torching the place. He ignites the nitrate film pile behind the screen and probably dies when the blast of flame engulfed everything, sacrificing himself for Shosanna's revenge.

## Trivia

* When Marcel sees Shosanna dressed in red, with a black birdcage veil on her face and hangind her small purse he compares her to Danielle Darrieux.
Pussy Wagon

***Pussy Wagon*** is a vehicle featured in Quentin Tarantino's fourth film "*Kill Bill: Volume 1*". It is a Chevrolet Silverado previosly owned by Buck and later by Beatrix Kiddo after she killed the owner.

## History

Four years after the Massacre at Two Pines, Beatrix Kiddo wakes up from her coma, caused by being shot in the head by Bill, in the hospital. She realizes that she is no longer pregnent and thinks that her unborn child didn't survive the massacre. She starts crying and screaming with sadness but is forced to to pretend that she is still in coma after hearing someone approaching her hospital room.
Spahn Ranch

**Spahn Ranch** also known as, **Spahn Movie Ranch**, is a location featured in Quentin Tarantino's ninth film "*Once Upon a Time in Hollywood*". It is a Movie Ranch owned by George Spahn and headquarters of Charles Manson and his followers.

## Biography

### Background information

George Spahn purchased the ranch in 1953. Famous actor, Rick Dalton, and his stunt double, Cliff Booth, used to shoot westerns there. It was also a popular location for horseback riding.

#### Manson Family's residence

In 1968, nearly blind George allowed the Manson Family to move in to the ranch. The cultists did daily chores and female cult members occasionally had sex with George on Charles Manson's orders.

### *Once Upon a Time In Hollywood*

In 1969, Cliff Booth drives Pussycat, a hitchhiking member of the Manson Family to the Spahn Rach. After she introduces him to the cultists, including Gypsy and Tex, Cliff asks them if George Spahn is still the owner of the ranch and if he can visit him. Cult members reveal that George still owns the ranch but it is impossible for Booth to visit him right now because he is taking a nap. Cliff, not trusting the cultists and finding them suspicious, approches George's house. Dianne "Snake" Lake sees that and warns her fellow cultist about it. When Cliff walks to the door, couple of cultists are exiting the house on orders from another cult member, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme. After a short interogation, Squeaky reluctantly allows Cliff to visit George. After the stuntman's visit with Spahn ends, he walks out the house and heads to his cart while Pussycat and other members of Manson's cult yell at him. When he arrives, Cliff finds a knife in the car's tire placed there by one of the cultists, Steve "Clem" Grogan. After he sees him, Booth gets another tire from the trunk and orders him to change it. When Clem refuses, Cliff proceeds to beat him and tosses him into the car's side. After that, Grogan finally starts changing the tire. Tex is informed about the inncident by another member of the Manson Family, but when he arrives, Cliff is seen driving off the ranch.
Elazedor

A família Elazedor
foi uma família dona de terras próximas à região da Floresta Febril, durante as
duas primeiras Eras e um pedaço da pré-era. Seu brasão é um desenho em vermelho
vibrante da apoktesis, planta famosa local.

 Originalmente uma
família de caçadores, os Elazedor ganharam reconhecimento por conta da caça aos
basiliscos-atrozes – um grande risco aos povos locais na época, que hoje se
encontra em extinção. Seus métodos de caça aos gigantescos répteis que exalavam
gases paralisantes aparentemente se mostraram tão eficazes que trouxeram grande
fama local à família, fazendo-a ser imortalizada em diversas cantigas do início
da Primeira Era.

 A venda de carcaças
de basiliscos-atrozes foi também o que permitiu início de um império comercial
como nenhum outro da região, que permitiu que a família se consolidasse como um
dos grandes feudos da Primeira Era e perdurasse além de todos, continuando a
governar um pedaço da região até meados da Segunda Era. O Estado Elazedor
permanece até hoje como um dos grandes pontos de turismo região, parte dele
tendo sido reformada em um grande museu que expõe a coleção exemplar de arte da
família. É especulado que em algum momento, o “Derkehai” tenha sido posse da
família, sua moldura tendo características bastante similares às das outras obras
pertencentes à família; apesar disso, não há nenhuma prova concreta.

 Pouco se sabe sobre a
família antes de sua ascensão no início da Primeira Era, assim como pouco se
sabe sobre quaisquer assuntos da pré-era. É possível assumir com certo grau de
certeza que os Elazedor deviam ser um clã caçador bem estabelecido, já que foi
capaz de se manter durante o período de estatização da região de uma forma tão
distinta. Afinal, é sabido que a caça aos basiliscos-atrozes não se tratou de
um empreendimento apenas deles, mas foram os Elazedor que conseguiram clamar a
fama pelo fato. Lendas afirmam que isso foi possível apenas através de um pacto
com Zarina, a Bruxa, uma figura famosa
do folclore local.

 Durante a Segunda
Era, os Elazedor, embora ainda com grande influência política, se mantiveram sobretudo
no mundo dos negócios. Fundaram diversas pesquisas relacionadas às propriedades
do basilisco comum e passaram a vender elixires curativos.

 Como explicado em A
Genealogia dos Elazedor, uma reconstituição da árvore da família e sua
história, escrita na Quarta Era por um parente distante, foi no fim da Segunda Era que os últimos Elazedor se casaram em outras famílias e
adotaram outros nomes. Seus negócios foram distribuídos e, também ao longo do
tempo, mudaram de nome e de forma. O Estado, tombado, permaneceu na família até
meados da Terceira Era, quando foi vendido ao governo local para se tornar um
local de turismo. Em seu vídeo “Desenhando Minha História”, Galifredo Calos,
famoso criador de vídeos para a plataforma DuVideos, afirma ser descendente da
linhagem dos Elazedor – a afirmação permanece sem ser confirmada.
Comumguês

Sigil

Cadox

Édrium

O Comumguês é, como o próprio nome induz, a língua falada comumente por grande parte da população de Béris, com exceção de vilarejos e povoados em ambientes considerados isolados (algumas aldeias do Oceano Vermelho, cidades élficas ocultas no interior do Notócio e algumas províncias conservadoras do Reino dos Tritões, por exemplo).

## Origens

O Comumguês teve sua origem durante os primeiros encontros entre comerciantes, aventureiros ou pesquisadores béricos que, ao cruzarem seus caminhos pelo Bairro Transversal, passavam por grandes dificuldades ao tentar realizar escambos, apostas ou mesmo trocar informações cartográficas. As tentativas rudimentares de comunicação simples entre os diferentes povos resultou numa mistura de pontos comuns entre as seguintes línguas:

Πρóτος: Língua originária dos povos humanos do Centro. Suas origens são desconhecidas, mas linguistas de toda Béris teorizam que a língua também se tratava de uma fusão de linguagens menores anteriores à Primeira Era, chamando-o muitas vezes de proto-Comumguês.

Rumório: Língua sussurrada dos povos anões do Boreório, posteriormente caindo em desuso com o desenvolvimento de tecnologias de controle de ecos.

Sigil: Língua aglutinante élfica. A grande maioria das palavras do sigilístico pode ser abreviada, fundida ou ter sua função trocada (sendo as mais comuns dentre elas a verbalização de substantivos e a adjetivação de pronomes).

Além disso, também teve influências dos seguintes dialetos:

Cadox: Idioma tonal falado pelas tribos nômades orcs, onde a entonação das sílabas define o sentido geral da frase. Desafios linguísticos famosos provêm do Cadox, como o Discurso Sem Palavras, realizado pela Grillgiss, Líder de Guerra Orc , onde ela encerra a Guerra das Duas Eras entre os Anões, Orcs e Goblins com um discurso onde reconhecidamente não existem palavras, apenas tons vocálicos.

Posteriormente, também foram incorporados apenas alguns termos do Édrium, língua de sinais natural do Reino dos Tritões, dado que os outros povos béricos não possuem os aparatos fonéticos necessários para a reprodução total de tal língua.
Mr. Blue

**Mr. Blue** is a minor character in Quentin Tarantino's 1992 directorial debut film, *Reservoir Dogs*. He was a member of the heist crew that mob boss Joe Cabot and his right-hand son Eddie Cabot formed to do a bank robbery.

He was portrayed by Edward Bunker.

## Biography

Chronologically, Mr. Blue is first seen in the warehouse during when Joe Cabot gives the "Dogs" their aliases, naming him Mr. Blue. He later goes with them for breakfast at the diner before the heist. Mr. Blue says that he was initially a fan of Madonna's music but after she released "Borderline" (released in 1983) and "Poppa Don't Preach" (released in 1986) that he stopped listening to her. Other than Joe Cabot, he is the only one of the robbers who is seen smoking cigars. When Mr. Pink initially disagrees with tipping the waitress, he comments that waitresses get lousy wages and criticizes Mr. Pink for his cheapness. Following their breakfast, he along with the rest of the crew exit and prepare to get to work.

The robbery goes wrong due to the cops turning up just after the alarm is set off, which results in a bloody shootout between the "Dogs" and Los Angeles Police Department, forcing the men to split and go separate ways. Mr. Blonde (who contributed to most of the violence by killing the hostages) escapes on his own, whilst Mr. Brown escapes with Mr. Orange, Mr. Pink and Mr. White in tow, leaving Mr. Blue to fend for himself. Under unknown circumstances, Mr. Blue ends up being killed by the police.

When Mr. Pink and Mr. White discuss the failed robbery and he mentions his suspicion that one of the robbers was a snitch he mentions Mr. Blue as a possible candidate. Later in the film, it is mentioned by Mr. Blonde and later confirmed by Joe Cabot that Mr. Blue was killed sometime after the failed heist and that he is "dead as (John) Dillinger."

## Other appearances

Mr. Blue also appears in the 2006 video game adaption of the movie, which expands on his actions during the heist and reveals how he died. The first and final mission depicts Mr. Blue's attempted escape following the heist going badly which resulted in a bloody shootout. He battles his way through swat teams that surrounding the bank, before then making his way down alleyways and manages to divert into a theatre. Surrounded by cops, Mr. Blue lights up a cigar, and is subsequently gunned down due to refusing to put down his weapon.

After filling the adrenaline meter Mr. Blue's special move is that he can stub out a hostage's eye with a cigar.

## Trivia

* In the movie, Mr. Blue has the least dialogue or screen time to the point that he is sometimes absent on some covers for the film. So, even the tagline mentions 5 men, there is in fact 6.
Warren

**Warren** is a character in Quentin Tarantino's 5th film, *Death Proof*. He is the owner/bartender at the Texas Chili Parlor, a real bar/grill in Austin, Texas.

He was portrayed by Quentin Tarantino himself.

## Fun Quotes

* Warren: "Is that a tasty beverage or is that a tasty beverage?!"

## Trivia

* Warren drinks his shot in *Death Proof* the exact same way Seth Gecko does in *From Dusk Till Dawn*. After he finishes he bangs the shot glass on the table two or three times.
* Warren's vintage AMI jukebox is owned by Quentin Tarantino in the real life.