Some
people might make the ‘d’ silent on Django, so it’s pronounced more like Jango, but I think it really depends
on each individual case. Apart from that, yep, everything sounds about right!
Gasduude - Haha – I wouldn’t say expert, but thanks anyway!
lizardgirl - Yeah, I was thinking that too, actually. His name being
French, the ‘d’ is most likely silent; however, we won’t know for sure until we hear his name pronounced in
the film or in a trailer. 
Mitch- You wouldn’t
say expert? Your’e probably the biggest Ratatouille fanatic on this site! How could you not be an expert?!!
Ah ah I don’t have that pronunciation problem,
thankfully.
No the D is not silent, and it’s not French. Although
I don’t know exactly where it comes from. Anyway, we always pronounce the D when
it’s not the last letter of a word.
And I would say Linguini comes from Italy
- but of course it’s not a real name.
All the other names you gave here are French.
Archibald - Ahh – how interesting. That just goes to show that I
still have alot to learn about France. Thanks for the information, though! I love the French language – it’s
very beautiful and…fluent.
I noticed
something about a character in the trailer, and I wonder if you saw it too. Look at this picture
:
This character
apparently loves fire. And I think it’s going to be a recurrent joke in the movie. When R?my is captured and he
realizes that he won’t be allowed to burn him, he looks disappointed ; and two other unnamed characters make
sure he switches off the flame.
Archibald - I also noticed
that while I was watching the film – it’s an oppurtunity for a few inside gags to appear throughout the movie,
like you said.
Pretty cool…