Quentin Tarantino Knew He Wanted Brad Pitt in “Inglourious Basterds” (2009)

[@rideonemgxr]

Brad was so good in that role.

[@PeaceFan1]

SUCH a MASTERPIECE!!! His BEST Film!!! THE BEST ENDING of ANY Movie in Film History!!! That Last 40 Minutes is BRILLIANT!!

[@chriswiggins1679]

Pulp Fiction and Django are his magnum opuses. Now if you were to say it has his best villain then maybe, but between Django(2 great villains), Jackie Brown, and Hateful 8 it's tough.

[@GlacierSound]

@@chriswiggins1679django is great but very pop

[@OfficialEDC]

@@chriswiggins1679Django is a level or even two below this movie which is implied by Quentin to possibly be his very own masterpiece as stated in the very last scene with Brad Pitt:„This might be my masterpiece.“

[@vegpedro7632]

​@OfficialEDC while I agree, Django came after inglorious

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

@@chriswiggins1679 People often forget Jackie Brown. Incredible film.

[@robinblackmoor8732]

Why would you not want Brad Pitt in your movie? I would want him too. It does not really matter what the movie is about.

[@pagodebregaeforro2803]

Al'rigth!?

[@VasudevAnandcva]

Tarantino's casting choices are perfect, for every single film he's made

[@soussansabra3207]

Brad best role ever he set for life, plus Tarantino is a cool name.

[@josephfroude6056]

Great movie. QT is a brilliant writer/directpr.

[@jabronirigatoni4648]

Basterds and Fury, Brad was amazing on both. Truly i feel both roles are on equal footing for him.

[@danielhenderson1744]

Always thought Pitt was a hugely underrated actor. So many good roles he’s been in

[@김삿갓-m1p]

난 타란티노 좋아한다. "펄프픽션" 보러 극장에 갔을 때 그 느낌을 잊을 수가 없다. "트루로맨스"도 각본은 타란티노가 쓴 걸로 아는데 "트루로맨스"는 내가 너무 좋아하는 작품 중 하나다. 아직도 기억나는 그 대사 "one hundred percent"

[@beefsupreme694]

Exactly!

[@TheAvargas687]

Hey Howard let tarrentino speak Jesus

[@threeminuteshate]

It’s Howard. It’s what he does.

[@BerniceTaylor-q7s]

Loved the movie

[@jakechamberlain7619]

one of the things that is true about Quentin but not a lot of his fans know, is he's actually dyslexic. And on top of that, he hand-writes all of his stuff, and has people he hires to type it up for him. This to me is a perfect storm for the perfectly and "artistically" misspelled "Inglourious Basterds"

[@ryline666]

Gratzi, Mr.Tarantino

[@startervisions]

Brilliant

[@mg-ThisHandleIsSoStupid]

Hmmm I always thought He changed how Basterds was spelled because there was a movie from the 70s called Inglorious Bastards. So people would not confuse the 2 or think it was a remake.

[@dezkarcy]

I totally agree with you. Maybe he's just making the reason sound better by saying "it's an artistic stroke" . gotta sell your movie lol.

[@MattRain]

"Inglourious" is also is a misspelling. Surprised he didn't bring it up.

[@seanjosephhayes]

He spelt it that way so it wouldn’t be censored and there’d be no excuse to not say the whole title out loud.

[@ironferret]

Great movie

[@PureSparkles22]

Upload the full interview please

[@PB-hw7ef]

Inglorious bastards was allready a movie.. its a cover.

[@Mac11-92]

It is and it isn’t. Inglorious Bastards is a movie from the 70s. The story line is very different in Tarantinos movie.

[@johnbohl]

I always thought Matthew McConaughey woulda been great (and dare I say “better”) in that role.

[@jacklawer6389]

At least he should of been in the movie

[@diegoleiva7242]

I was just thinking the same thing. If BP wasn't available, Matthew would have killed it. I could even see Tim Roth owning that character pretty good.

[@gregdahlen4375]

a little Zen

[@1111Sean1111]

Oh so it´s spelled bastard!😂

[@perwarmell5741]

No. It's spelled "basterds" ;)

[@mmaaldente]

Arreeverdurchi

[@רויאשכנזי-פ9ת]

🎗🇮🇱👍🫡

[@Arthur_StJohn]

Actually, as far as male actors go, Michael Fasbender and Chritopher Waltz made the movie. I understand Brad is a mega star and all, but Pitt's character and his acting was quite forgettable in this movie. Sorry but its true.

[@sonat786]

How can anyone forget Bawnjourno

[@marcus6918]

@@sonat786 lmaoooo

[@juanairbag]

Gorlami!

[@ytzpilot]

Yup Christopher Waltz was the iconic villain

[@SeanMorbo]

Brad wants your scalp. 🤣

[@RebeccaO619]

A film exploring propaganda while being propaganda itself. It’s a very clever film.

[@AdAstra78]

The real sin was casting Eli Roth. He ruined every scene he was in.

[@Hamptonio]

He went YAHD on that one!

[@eltravos99]

It was supposed to be Adam Sandler. But scheduling conflicts prevented it.

[@viktorlopez7792]

@@eltravos99can you imagine Adam Sandler buffed up for that role? lol

[@montemccarty6512]

He wanted Adam Sandler for Eli's part. Adam had already signed on for Jud Apatow's movie about Comedians.

[@Domestikos88]

@@montemccarty6512would have had a much different and dare i say, better impact if Sandler starred instead of Roth. Roth was okay but Sandler could’ve given a much more visceral performance while nailing the funny parts to his character

[@thebrokeneaslel7966]

Lol you are a diddler

[@lilJimmyJim]

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