: A sequel titled Django in White Hell was initially in development as a novel and film but was eventually rewritten as Tarantino's 2015 film The Hateful Eight after Django was removed from the script.
: A well-known character detail is that the "D" in Django is silent, which is explained as being rooted in the Romani language. Developmental History subtitle Django Unchained
: Her ability to speak German is explained by her history with former German masters, who gave her a German name and taught her the language. : A sequel titled Django in White Hell
: As a German bounty hunter, he often speaks German with Broomhilda. In the German-dubbed version of the film, Christoph Waltz voiced his own role to maintain his distinctive Teutonic tones. : As a German bounty hunter, he often
The film's title and story evolved through several inspirations and script changes:
The use of language and specific character details are central to the film's narrative:
: The title "Django Unchained" alludes to films like Hercules Unchained (1959) and Angel Unchained (1970).