>> you guys both talked about talking to tarentino and coming at this script and talking about your family members going wait. the thing i think a lot of black people in the theater will wince at is the "n" word. hearing it so much. >> you're supposed to. you're supposed to. the film is not -- we didn't want to romanticize slavery. part of what was attractive about the project is we really never dealt with the brutality of what slavery was. whatever you see in this film, as horrible as it may be to hear or horrible as it may be to see, it doesn't come close to how bad it really was. if you got in a time machine and went to the pre-civil war south, you would hear the "n" word a lot more than you would hear it in the movie. >> you could go to the south right now, get what you need right now if you want to get the "n" word told to your face. when you say the "n" word it's supposed to not feel good. >> that's right. >> when you see how they use it, that's the way it was back then. if quentin tarentino or any director had done a movie about