10 Most Disturbing Backstories Behind Quentin Tarantino Movie Side Characters

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[@TheInselaffen]

The Gimp was leather clad not rubber. Know your gimps.

[@jennsimpson_backup3333]

This made me laugh. Like out loud. I now have tea in my nose. Worth it 🖤

[@winglessmecha]

Hahahaha 😂 omg

[@AlmightyxTalks]

🥇 and best comment award goes toooo ….

[@originalzearoh-0013]

Hahahahaha. Nice.

[@ASirensFlame]

Rubber or leather. Don't care what they're wearing as long as they're glad

[@stevenedwards4470]

The Drifter reference in Kill Bill was to a musical group...not a lifestyle choice. "I was a Drifter, I was a Temptation..." Etc.

[@Excremental_Discharge]

"I was a Drifter. I was a Coaster. I was part of The Gang. I was a Bar-Kay" are all bands. Glad somebody else is on top of this

[@gibranhats]

Thank you 🙌🏾

[@javonrob1]

I was gonna say this

[@lookbovine]

A British woman wouldn’t know this so I don’t blame her.

[@Excremental_Discharge]

@@lookbovine ha, what? All of those bands played internationally. Also, she didn't write this list, she merely just presented it.

[@Excremental_Discharge]

7:11 Rufus from Kill Bill Vol 2. He states that "I was a Drifter. I was a Coaster. I was part of The Gang. I was a Bar-Kay" He is talking about bands that he played with.....The Drifters, The Coasters, "The Gang" aka Kool and The Gang, The Bar-Kays There's nothing mysterious about Rufus, he was just a veteran musician

[@Rileyhyde]

One of my all time favorite Tarantino films is True Romance. If you are a fan, and haven't seen it, you definitely need to watch it. It's one of Brad Pitt's first roles. Tarantino didn't direct it, because he was an unknown at the time, but he wrote the screenplay and you can tell.

[@justinf8649]

Val Kilmer as Elvis... Gary Oldman as Drexler is absolutely incredible

[@feck2594]

@@justinf8649 that's funny what the F is a Drexler . His name was Drexl. You obviously seen the movie so you get my joke . His name was Drexl Spivey.

[@beastmaster415]

Brad Pitt & the honey bear😂🤣😂

[@justinf8649]

@@feck2594 it ain't white boy day is it?

[@kodeeenkennedy2251]

110% my favorite Tarantino film !!!!

[@saulhudsonbelg]

"Who's Zed?" , "Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead."

[@Trini_T.]

The Rufus backstory from Kill Bill is incorrect. He was not a drifter or in a gang. He was explaining that he played in many famous R&B and soul bands from the 60s and 70s. He used to play with the Archie Bell & The Drells, the Drifters, the Coasters, Kool & the Gang, and the Bar-Kays when they toured in Texas.

[@MrSmegHead]

Beat me to it. Was just about to type this. 100% correct

[@vernetajones5325]

OMG!!! Thank you so much! I was over here having a mini conniption. How did they get that wrong so royally? Have they never heard of R&B?!!!! Like WTF?!!!

[@mercuryshadow5445]

It's whatculture, the KZbin equivalent of Wikipedia

[@decepticonsforever]

The drifters aren't even like some local indie band either. Wat a fu(k up on their part

[@sway71]

Thank you! I thought I just misremembered the whole thing lol

[@BetoAcapulco]

The best side character from Tarantino ever is Winston Wolf, I would love to see a movie about him

[@agirotto1]

Totally. "Lots o' cream, lots o' sugar" is my motto. LOL. This little phrase tells a lot about the guy in less than a second.

[@frednugent2310]

I totally agree, he's one cool cat and could imagine the background that could be written for his character in a movie. I think there's a lot of people that would agree with you, i know i do. Let's hope Tarrantino (if i spelled it right) reads these comments.

[@Starkweather133]

The direct line guy?

[@0532MOET]

He moves fast, he talks fast, for someone in the Tarantino universe anyway 😁

[@0532MOET]

@@agirotto1 I add lots of coffee to that line, well I would if I trusted someone else to make me coffee

[@Speedeamon666]

Wait.......sex machine suffered from "an unfortunate shmelting accident?" And he's not dutch??

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

The Moral of the story: Avoid Hitchhiking at all costs... unless you like wearing latex and sleeping in a box for 7 years.

[@jmchez]

I used to think that he was just another pervert that was into that. Now, it's a beyond horrifying, tragic story. That makes the end of the rapist, well deserved.

[@derkeheath5172]

There is a very good 70s movie called "Straight Time", based on Eddie Bunker's autobiography, with Dustin Hoffman playing Bunker. It's definitely worth hunting down.

[@TrevorCopter]

I never noticed that O-Ren is basically wearing Go-Go’s outfit when she killed Matsumoto. Would add a lot of depth to the wardrobe choice if O-Ren has her top lieutenant wearing the same outfit as she did when she felt her strongest/achieved her revenge

[@MrJherpy1]

I could be wrong, but I think its just a generic looking Japanese schoolgirl uniform.

[@jamalvargas6146]

10 Most Disturbing Backstories Behind famous sitcom characters

[@jamesmendonca2900]

Tarantino flicks are not my cup of tea, they are my cup of coffee, and I will always enjoy watching them so long as I live.

[@TheMoFauxs]

That’s some gourmet shit.

[@outcastbeta]

Amen

[@mickeygoldmill3852]

coffee is not my cup of tea but Tarantino films are like my well steeped cup of yorkshire (without too much milk)

[@riverkingguppy9223]

@@TheMoFauxs did you read that off the sign in my front yard? Did it also say something else by chance?

[@southlondon86]

His flicks are my joint of weed.

[@boatsandbeards303]

Edward Bunker (Mr Blue) was actually the youngest person ever incarcerated in San Quentin at 16. He had a shoot out with police in a stolen car. He then stabbed a guard in there. He was reasonably infamous in his time

[@JimBrodie]

By the time RD came about, i recognised him from watching The Long Riders and Runaway Train as a kid. Was nice to see him back on the screen again. =]

[@20carpe05]

I remember that movie Django Unchanged... Such a great movie Django Unchanged was.

[@sergoldenhandthejust1495]

Hahaha she 100% said Unchanged

[@ScarlitThunderz420]

I'm glad I'm not the only one to catch that as well

[@johnanderson9765]

Just FYI, The Gimp is entirely removed from TV broadcasts of Pulp Fiction. Also, it's Vincent, not Jules, who blows Marvin's head off. And Marvin wasn't their friend either, just their inside man.

[@Gamble661]

Pulp Fiction isn't even worth watching on network TV. They remove everything that's good in the movie.

[@tazzatamania]

@@Gamble661 not in the UK. Went to see Pulp Fiction in the cinema but clearly remember when it came on the BBC and they had a documentary about it beforehand. Even the people being interviewed were shocked that it was being shown entirely. I also remember they were more shocked of the intravenous drug use being shown, more than the male rape scene.

[@basternox5990]

why would one point a gun on their inside man? Supply some more information.

[@johnanderson9765]

@@basternox5990 Vincent happened to be holding a gun when he turned around to get an answer from Marvin (who initially had no opinion) about the "miracle" that seemingly occurred. The Jules hits a pothole and the gun goes off.

[@tedwojtasik8781]

@@johnanderson9765 Proving Vincent was not exercising proper gun safety techniques. Never point a gun at anyone, loaded or unloaded, unless you plan to shoot them.

[@brandondepew5456]

I always love when this channel does a Tarantino list.

[@jboogie8159]

Miss Esmeralda villa lobos who drives the taxi in pulp fiction is also in the film Curdeled that Tarantino produced, about a crime scene cleaner who is obsessed with violence and murder.

[@Roneish1996]

Oren’s back story is explained within the movie itself why is it in this list?

[@johnanderson9765]

I wondered that myself.

[@smithsmithson1610]

Lazy writers

[@oledonkeynutzmcgee5320]

Gotta hit that ten minute mark

[@davge107]

The title of the video says most disturbing backstories it doesn’t say anything about unknown backstories.

[@Roneish1996]

@@davge107 I see your point but the use of behind in the title makes it seem like these are hidden from plain view.

[@shadowdramon01]

The weird thing about Sex Machine’s duel-chamber, six-shooter strapon is that The Mariachi has one in Desperado, as does Madame Desdemona in Machete Kills, which makes me wonder who made those things and who came up with the idea of making multiples? 🤣

[@jamesbell2902]

Cool looking but possibly the dumbest weapon ever. Fits great for those characters tho.

[@mikryan6567]

Personally I would love a cuck gun

[@rabbitherochlo]

Tom Savini created them

[@Mattjammar]

Even weirder still is the fact that none of the movies you listed are by Tarantino; they're all Robert Rodriguez movies.

[@sergoldenhandthejust1495]

A genius, that's who

[@famousgigachadgeorgewashin659]

Reservoir Dogs will always be my favorite out of all of them.

[@burlhorse61]

just can't see past Pulp fictiion-as Tarantino's best movie

[@pip105x]

"Revealing" the backstory of O-ren by describing the flashback in the film... insightful. And as for Kill Bill... its Fox Force Five

[@the_unrepentant_anarchist.]

More than half of the list were described in the movies. WhatCulture are pretty shit when it comes to being factual to be honest... 🙄 🍄

[@ericbingamanii8166]

The guy in pulp fiction who gets shot in the head is not Jules friend

[@taylorbarker616]

I wouldn’t call Richie Gecko a side character

[@karenstarr]

So if kill bill is a movie in his universe. Does that mean Uma Thurman’s character from pulp fiction played her? She was an actress in that movie.

[@Somanylightyearz]

From fox force five to kill bill. Oh she was a force to be reckoned with, pun intended 😂

[@mjriemen]

@@Somanylightyearz Well the entire plot of Kill Bill is loosely based on the Fox Force 5 characters… So they made a movie based on the TV show. 🤷‍♂️

[@SciHeartJourney]

I love to joke with people that I was the dude who played the Gimp in Pulp Fiction. Then I'll imitate him to try and convince them. 🙄 I do it for the laughs 🤣

[@tempbauer2131]

The only thing I ever remember about the gimp is that he (technically the actor playing him) was married to Julia Sweeney

[@michaelpadan6375]

Sweeney was in pulp fiction too

[@burlhorse61]

i think he's english-don't know his name though

[@MrParkerman6]

Alotta people say "What's That?" It's Pat!

[@Jammo1978]

I've read Ed Bunkers autobiography and it's 1 of the best books I've ever read, at the time of his incarceration in San Quentin he was the youngest in there and he got in a lot of trouble in his youth due to him having a high IQ and he wasn't being challenged educationally and he puts it down to being easily bored 😴, I recommend it to anyone 😉

[@brandoelee6161]

I completely agree, I’ve read it about 5 times, I’ve read all his books more than once. He’s great.

[@banquo3873]

For sure, man. This past year I've read No Beast So Fierce, Stark, and Animal Factory. Genius writer. Deserves way more recognition than he has received.

[@amberlinmchugh8115]

All his books are great. There is a film with nick cage and Willem Defoe DOG EAT DOG. Very good as well

[@happentodie8776]

My favourite fiction author..brilliant writer ..I read everything he did ..

[@Howdonnn]

Yeah and once you read his autobiography you can see where he got ideas from his novels from - real life experiences.

[@TheOblake2]

Zed's dead baby...Zed's dead

[@Acpes452]

It's a chopper, baby.

[@jamesbell2902]

I remember Little Rog but I can’t recall John Brittle ever actually called Big John in the movie. I’m probably wrong but I just don’t remember anyone actually saying it. As for my fav QT movie, I’ve gotta go with True Romance. He didn’t direct or produce it but he wrote the majority of it so I’m counting it. I also loved Hateful Eight but for some reason most people I talk to didn’t really like that one. To each their own.

[@cgprojects3770]

Doesn’t Django call him big John in the very first scene of the movie ?

[@jamesbell2902]

@@cgprojects3770 You are correct! Just watched it again. I remembered him saying “Roger, sometimes call him little Rog” but I totally forgot he actually says Big John. Good call.

[@MrJtin69]

Fun fact in the scene where sex machine fron dusk til dawn whips the beer with the guy with blonde long hair thats greg nicataro from the walking dead make up among a bunch others

[@arcadiaberger9204]

Just remember: everyone has backstory. In stories, and IRL as well.

[@lucyhurst2534]

That is soooooooo deep.

[@manajk36]

What about the taxi driver in Pulp Fiction. She is featured in a different movie called Curdled. It gives her backstory of why she was so fascinated with how it felt to kill someone. I would love to see that movie on a list someday.

[@dggydddy59]

Esmerelda Villalobos. It was a subject she has much interest in.

[@sstaners1234]

Between her and Butch’s girlfriend. Both were sexy AF.

[@Gamble661]

One of the sexiest characters in any Tarantino film. Unfortunately right after her scene we're subjected to Bruce Willis's girlfriend; one of the most annoying characters in any film...ever.

[@shashaduke8700]

@@Gamble661 🤣🤣

[@bluehorizons2508]

Talking of Tarantino movie crossover characters, my understanding is that the sheriff murdered in the store in Dusk till Dawn is also the same sheriff, Earl Macgraw, who is seen investigating the Bride's shooting in Kill Bill Vol 1. Michael Parks was the actor on both occasions (just as he also played the very shady Esteban Vihaio who meets her later in Vol 2, btw).

[@BigJonMoney77]

He also was in Planet Terror reprising the Earl Mcgraw role

[@mintythekid119]

Were Jules character n Jackie brown’s Ordell robbie related as well?

[@ThatDangBee]

Quentin Tarantino didn't cast Tom Savini as Sex Machine, Tom Savini sent in an audition tape to Quentin Tarantino for the movie as the character Sex Machine, this was covered in the documentary: Smoke and Mirrors, a documentary about Tom Savini. You can find it on Shudder, definitely recommend it if you're a fan of old school horror movies and are interested in the life of Tom Savini, one of the greatest SFX artists ever.

[@gingersnapps]

Umm Sam Jackson 's character in pulp fiction wasn't friends with the guy who got his brains splattered all over the backseat of the car he was merely the guy that stole whatever it was in the briefcase (theories say its Marcel Wallace's soul )

[@joeallen2354]

It was a lightbulb not Wallace's soul.

[@scottyspliffen7421]

The Gimp is my fav character in the Tarantino universe.. I hope one day we get a movie about him 🙏🏽

[@javigurrol4451]

The long haired guy Sex Machine takes the beer from is Greg Nicotero from The Walking Dead.

[@onlyme219]

All great, cant pick a fav loved them all

[@vinnyvincent2862]

TRIVIA : Resevoir Dogs where the cast used colours instead of names Wasn't an Original idea from QT ! It was used in a 1970s movie called " The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 . Later remade with John Travolta denzel Washington and James Gandolfini ! 👌

[@oriononerom7985]

There is a Big Khahuna in my area always makes me think of pulp fiction

[@jfdblues]

I recently watched "faces of death", for some reason recently, there was a dog fighting scene in it which I found very disturbing, but it also felt a bit like the mandingo fight scene in django. I wonder if Quentin got some inspiration from that dog fight scene

[@ivorshandorr]

Those dogs are just playing, with growling and snarling sounds played over it. Faces of Death is fake/recreations.

[@jrag1000]

Now that would be cool having all the movies connected.

[@FredandGeorge]

The darkest thing about that backstory for the Gimp is that it’s clearly inspired by a true story, the Colleen Stan kidnapping.

[@ozymandiasnullifidian5590]

I now googled that kidnapping, really sick, twisted stuff... Some people are real monsters, like that guy, I am not sure I can write his surname without this message being erased by the youtube algorithm.

[@emilykeepsmiling9465]

Oh my god I just read that inline after seeing your comment. That is truly sick beyond all belief.

[@FredandGeorge]

Yeah, it’s a real “lose all remaining faith in humanity” kind of story. Honestly, not really the sort of thing I think Quentin Tarantino ought to mess with - I love Pulp Fiction and all, but Tarantino does not have the depth to deal with a real event this horrifying.

[@ozymandiasnullifidian5590]

@@FredandGeorge Probably you are right that he used a small part of that gruesome, tragic story, I was reading that many titles like " a gill looked in a cube" or something like that, but violence in Tarantino's movies are for fun because he wants to induce a feeling of fun, I doubt that he would use such tragic story, except as a minor detail, and, honestly, if you didn't mention ut, I would have never known about that crime, and about those psychopaths.

[@ozymandiasnullifidian5590]

@@FredandGeorge I hope both of those kidnappers and psychos got the death penalty, but as far as I remember the woman get away by arranging a deal to testify against him, that sicko...

[@Mattjammar]

From Dusk till Dawn is a Robert Rodriguez movie, not Tarantino.

[@DonnaBarrHerself]

Love the two girls in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood - the pit bull and the girl who quickly lets her into the room.

[@Marakana5]

Tarantino is a genious! His every movie is great and you can watch them on repeat

[@TheFleahost]

The Rufus - Jules connection is great!

[@ricktheexplorer]

This video was so worth watching.

[@meattooth1303]

two fo the most classic movie scenes imo was in true romance. the clarence and drexl confrontation is crazy good. clarence's father and vincenzo scene may be my single favorite scene of all times.

[@TheCatBilbo]

Disappointing that there are some inaccuracies in the video, as pointed-out. If you're going to be an authority on a subject, you've got to be right.

[@rowlaanbennett7296]

If you think about it Kill Bill is basically with a few changes the Fox Force 5 pilot that Mia spoke about in pulp fiction that get picked up as a show. Mia was the famous girl deadly with a knife just like Bea in Kill Bil and Mia plays both characters 😊😊

[@caiusmadison2996]

One Caveat, Big Kahuna Burger, did exust before Tarantino. It was a grill spot on the beach, of Destin Florida, around the 80's.

[@bothatguyyoudontknow]

Imagine if Quentin made a side film about Leanardos character from Django? How he came to be the man he was.

[@STREETNINJA26]

Robert Rodriguez basically came up with the movie concept and on the movie Dusk till Dawn all Quentin Tarantino did was just put in his two cents in the script that Robert Rodriguez finished

[@pschroeter1]

There were basically two versions of Pulp Fiction, the ones without The Gimp and the ones where they cut him out.

[@vampoftrance]

It's got to be Tarantino as the Gimp, and Steve in the close up.

[@NickolasNameolas]

🤦‍♂White people from the UK not realizing Rufus saying he was a "Drifter" and "part of the Gang" are direct references to old R&B groups. He also says he was a Bar-Kay. If they came through Texas, Rufus done played with 'em, context clues, fools.

[@partofthetribe3277]

John Travolta was actually the one that shot the guy

[@ALbaby869]

Eddie Bunker's autobiography Education of a Felon is a great fucking read. Dude had an extremely colorful life.

[@jamespope7669]

"Bring out the Gimp" 😂

[@arminius6276]

Give that man a shoe box of snow and you’ll have a great movie.

[@shananalexander9789]

I love his movies. I would love to be in one of his movies, but he has very long dialogue and I can’t absorb things like I use to. Maybe if he ever writes a story about a mute Sea Hag...

[@bobborlog1677]

Everyone in the German army has heard of Hugo Stiglitz

[@teamwoods976]

Rufus was not a literal drifter. He was describing musical acts that he played with. The Drifters, The Drells, Kool and the Gang,etc. I don’t think he has anything to do with Jules.

[@fabianmorales4203]

Cliff booths and brandy's backstory from once upon a time in Hollywood should be on this list.

[@sephiroth8377]

Loved From Dusk Till Dawn when it came out as a kid. (My dad was fine with me watching movies like that or natural born killers)

[@bigvito4630]

My fave was in RD, most movies project a sadist in position as torturer, this gave me insight that you have a job to do, so try to relax to not get involved emotionally. Thus the Steelers wheel song was more than it seemed. Mask the screems, do what has to be done, but do with swag, this is funny. The sadistic sadist role is to long played out. This idea is a no hard feelings concept. This beyond, "this guy injoys his job". Played out syndrome for movies. Why can't we have a somebody has to do it theme 🤔 then splash it with I do everything with style. 🤓

[@marcozone5866]

I honestly forgot about The Gimp until this list. 🤦‍♂️

[@justinbellotti7838]

Isn't Kill Bill either a reboot, rewrite, omage or a spinoff of sorts for the script to Fox Force 5 that Mia from Pulp Fiction was in the pilot for?

[@liamnehren1054]

Technically serial rapist isn't the correct term for Tarantino's character in From Dusk til Dawn. Werewolf is the correct term, i.e. Brutal serial rapist and murderer. A Famous real life example is the Werewolf of Russia. The term Serial Rapist and murderer is used in official documents as a header but the fact that the murders were excessively violent and cruel are mentioned right after which is the meaning of the term when in relation to non-fiction/Myth.

[@rayneozier]

7:44 Rufus didn’t shoot that guy in Pulp Fiction, that was Vincent. But your point is still the same.

[@kurtsmith9564]

Backstory that I think some people wanted to hear from kill Bill was the one about go go.

[@jamestucker2238]

The guy holding the beer with the long hair in dusk was also the special make up guy

[@TheRealRonMoses]

Did you actually say Django Unchanged? Maybe I heard it wrong but I don't think so.

[@izzojoseph2]

I thought we were going to get back stories that weren’t in the movies

[@warrent1490]

To bad Mandingo Fights where not true. Made for good movie drama, but in reality it's not documented as ever taken place.

[@TrevorCopter]

If you take the Rufus-Jules actor connection as canon, Jules would be that universe’s Mr. Blue/Eddie Bunker 🤣

[@justusshepherd5579]

The lady with the red bandana in Django has an interesting story

[@CapeCodTrainTodd]

What a fun video. I was really impressed with the idea that Rufus could actually be Jules roaming the land like Caine in Kung Fu. He's not a Bum Vincent he is a piano player at the church. 😁 Tarantino has the best characters.

[@johnryder1713]

As much as he explains the gimp, no one ever really explains how Butch escapes his bonds to the chair so easily

[@johnanderson9765]

As a professional boxer, he's a lot stronger than an average guy.

[@johnryder1713]

@@johnanderson9765 I guess but how exactly did he just kinda slip up along the back of the chair free so easy?

[@antoniomcmahon3499]

Ok, I pride myself on being someone who's seen damn near every obscure film. With that being said, there's a movie that features the female cab driver who picks up Bruce Willis character after fight. She plays a house keeper/maid who pretty much is turned on by blood,etc. For the life of me I can't think of the title. If anyone knows or stumbles across it, give it a go! Also one of Lucy Liu first acting jobs had her chained up and having to cut off the back of here heel to escape. Crazy right!!

[@shantaram0073]

Curdled. Films called curdled.

[@antoniomcmahon3499]

@@shantaram0073 man, thanks. Im Even as a young kid I would watch these weird movies growing up. Never quite knowing the titles. Asian, French horror, I just loved things where you didn't see the plot coming a mile away. Helped to have grown up with cable in the 80s, they literally put anything on,lol. Movies like Frankenhoooker, Sssssss, etc.

[@OriginalNortad]

I see a spin-off movie based on the Gimps backstory: Seven Years a Gimp

[@David_Rafuse]

Meh, just seven years of being locked in a cage/box, only being let out occasionally to be sodomized. Wouldn't necessarily translate well to the screen, artistically.

[@juliancrenshaw1924]

Rufus wasn't part of a gang. He stated different bands he played with as they came through the town.

[@originalkangarootoo]

A good collection, but the script had a couple of odd detail errors. I say odd, because it is hard to see how someone watching the movie would come away with these conclusions. We don't meet Stigler when he is already well embedded with the Basterds, in fact we see him joining them during the movie, and his previous killings as shown were not in their company. Jules in Pulp Fiction did not shoot his best friend in the back of a car. Not even close. Marvin was shot by Vincent, and they weren't friends. I also seem to recall that Richie in the series of Dusk Until Dawn had a form a psychic ability, and that was as much the source of his madness as his childhood was. It seemed odd when referring to the series to not mention this.

[@Gamble661]

This channel tends to make a lot of mistakes in their video's, why should this one be any different?

[@richardlopez2932]

Robert Rodriguez is basically South of the Border's answer to Quentin Tarantino. Look it up. He's no joke.

[@brettscamfer9037]

I want to hear Zed's backstory. I bet that would be interesting.

[@kellifranklin9872]

He’s a hillbilly rapist. That’s pretty much it.

[@Donnouri1]

Zeds dead baby, Zeds dead...

[@germx1488]

He would do amazing as an anime movie maker also

[@edpaul7539]

So kool very interesting

[@chriswatkins8711]

Some people say Samuel Jackson As Nick fury It's the same person as jewels from pulp fiction

[@mayfieldgage]

I’m pretty fuckin far from okay

[@amai_zing]

0:53 Django what? Sounded more like “unchanged”

[@Mike-dg9ib]

What happened to all of the decent narrators?

[@Gamble661]

I still miss Ash....great narrator and not hard to look at.

[@unified_method]

from dusk till dawn is directed by rodriguez though.

[@BlackEffect]

Tarintino is one of the best to do it!

[@chuckhush916]

How about Gogo Yubari? That chick had a head full of bad wiring. Of course growing up as a pretty girl in Japan has to be pretty traumatic to begin with.

[@samuraizackk3408]

The guy in the backseat wasn't their friend, he was Marvin.

[@jamievickers9004]

Some? Several if including written characters. Mickey and Mallory, Wayne Gail, Drexel, Walken in True Romance,... 10 is far to narrow a scope. Good list nonetheless

[@jerongaines8178]

I felt sad for big Fred he literally had no choice but to become a Mandingo fighter 😢

[@gazheap7211]

Rufus being a drifter I thought that meant he played in the drifters backing band Come on now!!!!!