Fans missed out on an assuredly incredible Antonio Banderas performance in the unmade Quentin Tarantino Zorro film.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Quentin Tarantino had an idea for a sequel film to Django Unchained, in which the titular Django would team up with the legendary Zorro, and it’s been teased that Antonio Banderas would have reprized his role. While the Django/Zorro film never got made, Tarantino did rework the concept into a seven-part comic book series.
Antonio Banderas’ Zorro Would Have Been Foppish & Impactful Under Tarantino’s Direction In Django/Zorro by Quentin Tarantino, Matt Wagner, and Esteve Polls, Django has partnered up with Zorro to take down the villainous Archduke of Arizona. More accurately, Django has been hired by Don Diego de la Vega to act as his bodyguard while de la Vega takes down the Archduke from inside his own proverbial kingdom.
But the way Matt [Wagner] sees the character, the foppish mannerisms aren’t a ruse. They are who Don Diego de la Vega is. And the more years pass and the more he hides behind it, the less it’s an affectation, and the more it is who he’s become.
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