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The Seventh Samurai (2025)
When Tarantino's new reboot of Seven Samurai is called out for whitewashing the cast, the actors must all issue apologies, much to up and coming actor Kevin Samuels' disappointment, having hoped this would be his big break in Hollywood.
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When Tarantino's new reboot of Seven Samurai is called out for whitewashing the cast, the actors must all issue apologies, much to up and coming actor Kevin Samuels' disappointment, having hoped this would be his big break in Hollywood.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Otis Cary, Judah Goldman
In Theaters:9/19/2025
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Anything You Want Productions
Cast
Otis Cary, Judah Goldman
Director
Daniel Fissmer
Kevin Samuels
Eric Jackowitz
George Katana
Alexandra Kopko
Velveeta Jones
Jarad Kopciak
Ricky Jonas
Liam Hincker
Angry Guy
Lua Manhanga
Newscast
Judah Goldman
Quinten Tarantino
Kim Huffman-Cary
Linda
Gavin Park
Hyeong
Shawn Miller
Angry Man on Street
Yamit Shimonovitz
Tarantino's PA
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