UniCineVerse on Instagram: "During the filming of Django Unchained, Leonardo DiCaprio accidentally smashed a glass and cut his hand during a scene where his character, Calvin Candie, slams the table forcefully. Instead of stopping, he stayed in character and finished the scene, even smearing his real blood on Kerry Washington’s face (with her consent). Quentin Tarantino was so impressed with the take that he included it in the final version of the film. The actor later received stitches, but the

How Everything Works on Instagram: "Leonardo DiCaprio cut his hand on a broken crystal glass while filming Django Unchained. He stayed in character and finished the intense dinner scene as blood dripped from his hand. Quentin Tarantino kept that real moment in the final cut. The later shot where he wipes blood on Kerry Washington’s face used fake blood."

How Everything Works on Instagram: "During the filming of Django Unchained, Leonardo DiCaprio accidentally slammed his hand onto a piece of glass during a heated scene, cutting himself badly. Despite the injury, he continued acting, staying completely in character and even smearing his real blood on set, creating an unscripted and intense moment. The raw authenticity of DiCaprio’s reaction impressed director Quentin Tarantino, who decided to keep the scene in the final cut. This unplanned incide

CLIPS on Instagram: " Fun Fact: Django Unchained (2012) In the intense dinner scene, Leonardo DiCaprio, in a fit of rage as Calvin Candie, accidentally slammed his hand on a real glass and shattered it, severely cutting his hand. He ignored the injury, stayed in character, and finished the scene, with his own real blood being featured in the take that Quentin Tarantino ultimately used in the film."