True Romance 1993 "Tony Scott talks about Quentin Tarrantino"

An interactive, expandable piece that includes a variety of additional content. Simply click on the icon that appears from time to time to gain access to behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, and more. The main piece combines shots from the set and quick interview snippets with director Tony Scott as well as actors Gary Oldman, Christian Slater, Dennis Hopper, and Patricia Arquette.

[@alexwlf8434]

So many great films to his name. What a loss. RIP

[@AstonishingSodApe]

RIP the great Tony Scott

[@knownpleasures]

George Clooney was great in your movie

[@bproElwin]

Quentin always talks full of love about Tony, lovely to see this old interview with Tony sharing mutual admiration.

[@mywhychromosome]

I realize that, despite both happening to work as directors in film, the Scott brothers produced completely different, incomparable projects, but even so...Yes, Ridley Scott is aces, but Tony deserves far more love! The man was a genius within his own medium. Similar to how he points out at the start here, how one of Quentin's major strengths is his ability to include both darkness and humor in equal measure; Tony was able to put out frenetic, pulse-raising action pieces with the best of them...but unlike the overwhelming majority of the rest of those pictures, his works weren't hollow at the center, there was a legitimate, beating heart underneath that roaring chrome engine.

[@CHRISMED2]

tony scott you have created a masterpiece

[@lissakaye610]

I swear the film game changed after this man’s death. He was my favorite director, under appreciated. Still waiting for someone to step up to this caliber.

[@user-wo5tc9ux7u]

He’s a hack

[@shillvez]

miss you tony

[@mackychloe]

Both the Scott brothers delivered some amazing movies and also gave great dvd commentaries.

[@dansbike1]

You can see the melancholy of the man would take his own life by jumping off of the Vincent Thomas bridge.

[@AstonishingSodApe]

Ah, the nineties.

[@rooroo8767]

Best time in the west in history I think

[@AstonishingSodApe]

@@rooroo8767 I agree. It was the perfect decade after the paranoia of the seventies, the excess of the eighties, and before the social media fueled hatred and violence of the 2010s. Also, in terms of films, it was filled with original stories that would be remade twenty years later

[@AstonishingSodApe]

@@mikekretch9198 Your mom has great taste

[@intentionallyblank9209]

You don't watch true romance. You feel true romance

[@colincolin1806]

Tony Scott is an amazing director.

[@user-hb6gh6wo4g]

tony scott greatest loveable

[@paulcooper1046]

RIP Tony...

[@sticksman1979]

The best action director of all time. No contest.

[@whoknew2273]

John Woo is the best

[@DavyDredd14]

Walter Hill, John Woo, Tony Scott. All brilliant Directors of Action Films.

[@quincybryant5231]

Michael Bay all day. Fk story and plot.

[@sticksman1979]

@@quincybryant5231 Purlease.

[@philipcalderon3208]

1. Tony Scott 2. Roland Emmerich 3. Michael Bay

[@sajid1979]

This is a underrated movie, one of the best i've seen. `The story line is just awesome. Also you see all the top actors in one movie. Just Awesome!!

[@dawid5793]

For me he is the best director action and drama direct Has Hollywood have🔥✌️🍝👍

[@albertobaudino1963]

One of the great directors of Hollywood who left everyone shocked when he jumped from the famous bridge of San Francesco !! And it seems to me that he wasn't buried because they didn't find his body!! Amen ❤️

[@Gennexer]

Thanks a million Jack for putting all this amazing material on here brother! Grts from Belgium

[@Djp2987]

tony scotts visuals are un real. his pre 2000's editing and action is the best. Mann, scorsese, T.Scott, woo!! WOWZAAAA!!!!!

[@lasttime1372]

The best of the Scotts

[@echopathy]

I love this

[@edcampion3998]

His best film in my opinion

[@kentdurham2716]

Thank you for the memories. Loved to see the character development in this masterwork.

[@Bertiesghost]

One of the greats. RIP

[@andrewattenboroughtwothumb4697]

Rip tony Scott

[@everythingmovingpictures2019]

Brought great joy

[@raleighsmalls4653]

And not a word anywhere about his curious death....

[@nicodemus369]

That still upsets me. I can still see him standing on the bridge. I wish someone had investigated it, for us. ✌️🤨

[@raleighsmalls4653]

I once asked these two smug industry insiders and they just glazed over with knowing semi-grins.@@nicodemus369

[@naturalbornalchemist8507]

The Hunger is one of his films that is slept on

[@aditbiju3717]

It is interesting, to hear different views on True Romance like from both Tony Scott and the writer from Reservoir Dogs.

[@Rutisija]

Rare talent in dull Hollywood movie machine....

[@TheFriendoftheFunk]

Tony has an innocent quality to him

[@padzzz9377]

Honorable mentions go to Samuel L. Jackson, Bronson Pinchot, Tom Sizemore & Chris Penn, but the most honorable one goes to Saul Rubinek playing a sleazy big-time Hollywood producer/cokehead to a perfection! Although I’m sure Tony had huge input creating the character having worked with Bruckheimer/Simpson his entire career😎

[@moawaleh4470]

Don't forget James Gandolfini was in it , he did a great job .

[@mackychloe]

Incredible cast.

[@demonmonsterdave]

@@moawaleh4470 I am sure that it was this role that led to him becoming Tony Soprano, because he shows his evil side and his sweet side and I for one certainly remembered his name after it.

[@Heisenberg2K]

Legend

[@eddiemcgrath8536]

no more TONY SCOTT films, how sad is that?

[@bradlopez5154]

Thankfully he made his masterpiece before he left this earth after making many ‘pay cheque’ movies during his career.

[@Dougdenslowe714]

Any other interviews with Tony on True Romance?Any information will be put on your “good side” at the Pearly Gates. Well, just be cool and share anything you can. Thanks folks.

[@DeadManSinging1]

I cant find any. He didnt seem to do a commentary track either, left that to QT

[@user-rt9zq8rs9k]

A STUPID film fanatic will say TOP GUN was a Blockbuster because of Tom Cruise . A REAL film fanatic will say " Sir Tony Scott made Tom Cruise a f#$king star . TOP GUN is still one of the best American military movies and it was made by a British director . TOP GUN was a Blockbuster because of Sir Tony's work as a director .

[@heroooo848]

Ridley Scott without beard :)

[@napndash]

What's wrong with his breathing?

[@kevhead1525]

With the wrong director, this could have been a messy disaster and could have put the breaks on Tarantino's metoric rise. Quentin should be so grateful that Scott did it right.

[@mackychloe]

You're probably aware by now that Tony.S made a few serious changes to QT's original script? but yeah, he made one hell of a movie.

[@m3talentagency680]

And then he jumped off a bridge.

[@plasticweapon]

can you be next?

[@gulfstream7235]

Because he had an untreatable brain tumour that was gonna kill him very soon. Perhaps he saved both himself and his family prolonged pain and suffering by doing so since there was no alternative. Loved True Romance, guys a legend in my eyes..RIP Tony

[@nicodemus369]

I still want to know why he did that. ✌️☹️

[@m3talentagency680]

@@nicodemus369 God knows what goes through your mind when you're facing death.

[@mackychloe]

@@nicodemus369 Tony was a bit of an adrenaline junkie in life so I guess he wanted to go out with a rush?

[@quincybryant5231]

Garbage movie. Transforming robots and sex jokes!!! Rip though.

[@stevem2323]

What the f are you blabbering?

[@tomwilko7841]

???

[@markturner977]

Quincy has to be the gayest name out there..

[@mackychloe]

Huh?

[@nicodemus369]

@@quincybryant5231 he didn’t direct Transfomers! WTH?!?