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Django Unchained: Marsha Stephanie Blake on the Whirlwind Experience and Being Cut from the Film
Oct 13 2020
Collider Ladies Night is all about going back to the beginning and retracing someone’s steps to their latest release. While pouring over Marsha Stephanie Blake’s filmography in preparation for her episode in celebration of the new Netflix series, Social Distance, I caught Django Unchained on her IMDb line-up with “uncredited” right next to it. Clearly that means the person didn’t receive an on-screen credit, but why they didn’t is another matter. Was it a small cameo appearance? Was it to preserve a surprise in a movie? Did the person choose not to be credited in the movie? Or, was it because their scene was cut? In Blake’s case on Django, it was the latter.
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