Quentin Tarantino on His Son Loving Zombies, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood & Video Archives Podcast

[@cbarfoot8456]

Imagine if late night shows actually just talked to their guests like this.... What a refreshing old experience, no interupting guests and just fun talk. Dana needs this talk show.

[@Miss11779]

I think this all the time - I wish all guest interviews were just like this! I'll probably rewatch this interview four or five times! I loved it!

[@vb8428]

You kidding me? He literally didn't let him talk for almost half of it. He's even worse in his podcasts where he's trying too much to be funny. Just like Tarantino doesn't let others talk in his podcast.

[@TrollsAndScrolls]

@@vb8428 I agree, it was too much Dana in this interview

[@waterfood7009]

@@TrollsAndScrolls thought it was great.

[@paft]

It that issue mostly an American thing?

[@stephhinton8633]

It's rare seeing Quentin this relaxed and energetic in an interview - he is a huge cinephile and interacting with another is always fun for him

[@gabo3color]

He’s always energetic

[@cbrreezzyy69]

@@gabo3colorlol I know, wtf is this dude talking about?

[@poindextertunes]

is this sarcasm? the dude is a walking bump of cocaine 😂

[@GeorgeVCohea]

From the sound of it, his son is going to benefit from nepotism, and the audience won’t care at all, because he has _it,_ from how Quentin describes his perceptiveness.

[@623giggle]

To see these two fanboy over each other's genius and Quentin amazed at his son's existence is just beautiful and smile inducing.

[@joejackson9986]

thanks, man!

[@amberturdcoloringbook1733]

I hope his son grows up to direct cool movies too same as his dad.

[@firetruckstory6243]

Easy with that Dana-genius-stuff.

[@bennyshambles]

Dana Carvey’s description of Tarantino’s dialogue as having a “musicality” to it is spot on. This is one of the most sincere interviews I’ve seen in awhile and I’m all about it.

[@jwallaby7895]

4:57 wow I don't think I've yet seen Quentin Terentino so touched before! Dude almost cried!

[@CheeseMonger60]

one of the greatest impressionist of all time did a perfect impression of what he considers to be his masterpiece that must have been surreal

[@monicabrandt6234]

The best thing I love about Quentin is his pure love of his craft.... He lights up when he talks about Movies as A Genre....That is what Passion is.. All movies, not just those he directed..

[@jasoncinema]

ABSOLUTELY! He’s just as excited to talk about poorly dubbed grade Z Italian splatter flicks or cheesy early ‘80s teen sex comedies as he is new stuff.

[@IcarusSuite]

I never get bored of Quentin interviews. Dude's got such a contagious energy, it puts me in a good mood!

[@GymAndSun]

Dana and Quentin are two actual legends

[@bertagriese8282]

So a legend is someone who had a few achievements in the past and keeps repeating them over and over for the rest of his life?

[@titusmccarthy]

Dana is smarter and funnier than Mike Myers

[@reyrayo2502]

Whoa whoa Jimmy could be reading this

[@jonathansanchez319]

@@bertagriese8282 basically you with your two jobs and a sad unfulfilled life full of debt and regret can’t wait to see the paper with you face on the obituary

[@jonathansanchez319]

@@bertagriese8282 yeah and your just another dude in his world😭😂😂😂😂

[@xMysticJames]

This is an unexpected treat.

[@phoenixzappa7366]

Alriiiight

[@spacerboi]

Dude I was like wtf I couldn’t have watched this video yet because of your profile pic.

[@65g4]

It sure is

[@sgtpeppers94]

A surprise to be sure…but a welcome one.

[@cameronmitchell8180]

If Tarantino makes a zombie movie for his son that would be amazing.

[@lucystarr4251]

Planet terror

[@briandonovan5434]

@@lucystarr4251 Quentin did death proof, Robert Rodriguez did planet terror. Together they are grindhouse

[@hanshandkante5055]

@@briandonovan5434 Also Planet Terror isn't even a Zombie movie.

[@yardarm5]

Totally thought the same

[@mattgaming8717]

And uses hi son in it. Itll be great.

[@antgarcia62]

A host who gets to fanboy with a movie legend for 20 minutes with no signs of stopping. This could've gone on for another 20 more minutes! Fantastic interview!

[@MatMcB]

The universe made this interview happen for a lot of people, I'm sure I'm not the only one who's a gigantic fan of both of these men. I expected nothing less than reverence for each other and gentle character breakdowns.

[@hanshandkante5055]

How can someone be fan of Tarantino? THis is as if you would say you are a fan of vomiting. And how can someone be a fan of a MAN named Dana? Dana is a GIRLS name and his parents must had a very weird and sadistic sense of humor. Also fan for what? Who IS this Dana girl? Was she in some band or some movie or is she a wannabe comedian because as sure as hell i have never seen this girl before.

[@emceesleftovers2870]

@@hanshandkante5055 🤣😂😅😂🤣😂😂🥲🥲🙃

[@1584283]

Dana carvey killed the finger of the guy who rarely has to bleep jimmy. I love it

[@Miss11779]

I was shocked that Quentin said "effing" lol

[@TheWelchProductions]

@@Miss11779 Sounds like you’re new to Tarantino

[@johng6565]

Gary Oldman is doing such a great Dana Carvey portrayal in this interview

[@ArtHeart88]

One of the most underrated films is Jackie Brown. Like once upon a time in Hollywood, you need to watch it a few times to really appreciate it for the pure genius and comedy.

[@michaelotis223]

Jackie Brown is one of the greatest hangout movies ever!!

[@whatrheasays7883]

Agreed! I watch it a few times a year and there’s always something new about it I realize

[@edgonzalez3820]

I can not figure out why I love Jackie Brown but am only lukewarm about Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It is strange

[@hudsanity_1590]

@@edgonzalez3820 Jackie Brown just has a good vibe and soul behind it. OUATIH is purely made for cinema buffs and actors/hollywood people like Dana. It's not meant for a normal movie goer imo, because we don't care about Brad Pitt or Leonardo DiCaprio like Dana Carvey would. But for them, it's probably amazing.

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

@@edgonzalez3820 Once Upon a time in Hollywood is more about looking at Hollywood in a different era, very different way of film making, like a stroll down memory lane. It's the costume, music, cars, hippies etc. These are the elements that triggered most people. My favorite are Inglorious Bustard , because of the international casts, who are the best in each countries

[@rejectblock9813]

Dana needs his own nightshow. He’s been one of the better replacements while Jimmys gone

[@TomGallagherSuperboyBeyond]

He needs more work in general. The guy is awesome.

[@recoswell]

he had one - it bombed

[@David0gden]

@@recoswell Everything was bombing back then.

[@Travybear1989]

He is about 1000 times funnier than Kimmel, then again at least Kimmel isn't Fallon who can't even speak a sentence without laughing.

[@daves7079]

He's awesome but you notice Dana has a hard time letting the guest talk? It's the same thing with his podcast with David Spade.

[@empireoflightz]

Love seeing Quentin Tarantino tell a new dad story no one could care less about with as much enthusiasm as if he's talking about a scene he directed with Brad Pitt. Love even more Dana Carvey performing QT's own movie to him in front of his face, now I really need to see the full length Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with just Dana Carvey performing all the roles.

[@Manofgod69]

I think that tarantino’s kid will be the reason we get more than 10 movies from him.

[@Humblemumble7]

We can only hope

[@samiritbanik1504]

It's so beautiful to see him embracing fatherhood so well!

[@bothellkenmore]

I totally get why he's stepped away from directing and being on location to be home, but yet is completely still involved in the biz.

[@samiritbanik1504]

@@bothellkenmore mainly it's because he is one film away from retiring - he's taking time

[@65g4]

Hes become a different person its nice.

[@adamjosephjoseph9780]

Get a life

[@crakz5088]

@@samiritbanik1504 he’s retiring?

[@matth6932]

Once Upon a Time... is a masterpiece. I have watched it 3 times in theatre and 4 more times on blu ray. A delightful interview...thanks.

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

I still haven't seen it yet. I remember after Pulp came out, then this strange thing came out called Destiny Turns on the Radio and then Four Rooms and I felt like I was going to be part of a new wave of filmmaking... sadly the movie was horrendous and bombed, and then nothing came out of this era of potential 70s-like films in the late 90s. Tarantino survived but everything kind of went back to action films and then whatever the 2000s produced. I don't think there was a new wave until Marvel movies started coming out nearly a decade after.

[@vb8428]

@@EmpyreanLightASMR Yeah, unfortunately the audience just wasn't there anymore. And even OUATIH did not impress me that much, it just wasn't as chill and 'authentic' as those Altman and Hopper films.

[@amberturdcoloringbook1733]

After the 3rd time, it gets better.

[@diegom-a7970]

I watched it once in theaters and I regret, what a desilusion

[@yazancallas]

I regret not watching it in theaters but I saw it twice at home in quarantine and then I rewatched it on the airplane a month ago

[@cynthiamason4069]

If there's an Emmy catagory for, Best Interview By A Guest Host On Late Night Talk Shows, I hope Dana is nominated. This is one of the best interviews of Quinton I've ever seen.

[@autentyk5735]

How can you write something like this, and then call him "Quinton"?

[@cynthiamason4069]

@@autentyk5735 Sorry. Auto Correct on a very old tablet let me down. I was in a rush & didn't double check. It seems obvious that it was just a mistake. I hope you feel better.

[@autentyk5735]

@@cynthiamason4069 Bullshit. No autocorrect will ever change anyrhing to "Quinton", as it doesn't exist as a word. And no, it does not make me feel better knowing I live in a world where no one is able to own up to a stupid little mistske without taking the autocorrect excuse.

[@tylertracey8207]

This was the perfect combination of guest host and guest. Both were fans of each other and it was like watching a real conversation; not just a talk show interview.

[@CatJabZ]

I could watch this for hours, and it totally makes me want to see Once Upon a Time again.

[@Snatchystashy]

I wish Dana would have his own late night show! Have never heard Tarantino genuinely laugh that hard and snort during an interview.

[@dereklangston9]

Quentin looks great and seems so happy with what’s going on in his life, such a wonderful interview :)

[@c.o.n.collectingofnostalgi889]

This was just awesomeness just like Conan's show was, two individuals who love the craft of theatre and sharing how the influence of thier love of genres comes into thier everyday life, the Zombie baby story was wonderful and you can see how proud Mr Tarantino is about how his love for George A. Romero Zombie films has had an impact on how his little one picked up on the Romero style of acting tobe a Zombie 😊🧟‍♂️🖤

[@vb8428]

Unfortunately just like Conan he ate up into the interviews and podcasts by trying to be funny and fanboy too much

[@TheKomentor]

@@vb8428 Every time Tarantino was talking, I kept hoping he wouldn't interrupt, but he did everytime. Jimmy Kimmel would've done a better job.

[@vlenhoff]

This is the kind of interview I love to watch. Two movie nuts going at it.

[@TheWelchProductions]

This is one of the most interesting interviews I’ve seen on the show. Dana is a great host, and Quentin is a great guest.

[@mckernan603]

It breathed, like a Cavitt segment

[@kerch-e]

@@mckernan603 I've been trying to put my finger on it, and that's exactly right.

[@NoUploadJustComment]

It’s so funny watching Dana quote the b side lines of the movie to the filmmaker himself. Quentin is loving it too. They should both do a podcast episode together.

[@vb8428]

That was fun and I think he mentioned here that they already did. But I tried out Dana's podcast a while back and they barely know how to let a guest tell a story without interrupting too much.

[@moviemcfly8306]

Their podcasts is one of the top podcasts out there right now because its different and not cookie cutter podcast. They just have fun and are not there to do corny question answer question answer boring podcast. They are literally talking to their real life friends every week. So refreshing. I listen to it religiously every Wednesday morning. I listen for dana and spade, the guest is almost irrelevant. Its sooooo good!

[@vb8428]

@@moviemcfly8306 Precisely. They try too much to outtalk the guest.

[@southern_cinephile3412]

I’m very happy to see Tarantino so happy about his son Makes me smile

[@ever989]

What a great interview. I love Jimmy but this was something very special that Dana delivered.

[@ever989]

@@tColorsinspacerecordings Then why are you watching his channel? You are dismissed.

[@ChunkyLover53atAOL-com]

@@tColorsinspacerecordings As if you have any credibility. Thanks.

[@vb8428]

@@tColorsinspacerecordings At least Jimmy knows to let Quentin talk for most of the interview

[@1slandgirlcaribbean304]

This was a really good interview. I say this because you can see Dana Carvey is a huge fan of Quentin Tarantino. It was good watching and listening to Dana fanboy out with Quentin. We should all get to meet and interview someone we like and respect.

[@linmiller8147]

Like Tarantino, I could listen to Dana Carvey recite that entire movie -- he was doing such an awesome job of it. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood SHOULD have won Best Picture and he should have won Best Director.

[@AndreFernandesMovies]

No, it shouldnt. It's a very good movie for sure, but still its not even on his top 5 of movies he directed. And saying he should have won BP and Best Director is not fair, specially to movies like Parasite which was by far the most deserving movie of the night and thank god they won Best Picture and director. And 1917 was number two on the list.

[@TheWelchProductions]

_Parasite_ very much deserved its win. It’s a masterpiece of a film and a breakthrough for Korean cinema.

[@erniehudson1]

@@AndreFernandesMovies Parasite had interesting twists, cinematography and social commentary but none of the characters stick with you which is a major weakness.

[@brysonlozano7]

2019 is the best movie year?

[@AndreFernandesMovies]

@@brysonlozano7 Was a really good year for sure. But this one will be better. There is going to be a huge competition in the next Oscars season

[@sgtpeppers94]

Love the fact that there’s minimal audience feedback. Just 2 film buffs having a conversation, awesome. Just like a great podcast.

[@elenalatici9568]

I watched Inglorious Basterds in Paris and laughed out loud at the Nantucket joke. My laugh was the only sound in the otherwise silent theatre because the French audience didn't get the joke, whereas my parents lived there. I've lost count of how many times I've watched IB. Imagine the gift of growing up with Quentin Tarantino. 🤩

[@ConcordD0m]

These two are so good together it’s a marvel that this is the first time they’ve met

[@kunjiklub]

Quentin is so much of a caricature of himself he’s one of the few impressions Dana couldn’t outdo in outrageousness

[@marks7192]

What a conversation. Both have extensive skills in the respective forms. One behind the camera, one infront of the camera. They obviously do so much more than that. Very cool to see them talk the tools of the trade.

[@Terry_Boyeer]

Once Upon a time in Hollywood at this point is my comfort movie... Awesome movie

[@chrismezza1940]

Same. It’s homey, especially rn during the summer.

[@industrytitan8266]

Wow this conversation was so genuine and organic! What a thrill to see this!

[@Ruben-GG]

No joke, this reminds me of Carson's Tonight Show. Something about the loose energy and the unpreparedness of the interview that strikes me as refreshing. The chemistry between these two was palpable and Dana was a super host - not uptight or fake at all. I would totally watch a late night show done this way!

[@BombshoeBuckaroo]

How have I existed in a universe without realizing I needed to see these two people have a conversation? I don’t know how, I don’t know when, but please merge these two worlds once again.

[@lar9299]

Time goes by and Once Upon a Time In Hollywood has now become an instant classic of modern filmmaking. So glad it had finally earned the respect and the love it shoul'dve have gotten since it was first released. The lines, the characters, the setting, even the original soundtrack with those old 60s radio commercials included, the huge plot twist by the end. Masterpiece of story telling.

[@onelife7247]

This man’s energy and enthusiasm is exactly what’s missing in the world! He’s so hilarious too ! Love the stories about “Abbah zombie” and his family 😊

[@LeftoverPat]

The fact that he's still giving interviews all about this movie shows what a masterpiece it was

[@PulpFiction8686]

He is just a movie buff, but much smarter than most with a near photographic memory. Obscenely creative and capable of recalling scenes in cinema and found a way to rework them. His films .... when you look at them, are nothing new, he simply just tells old stories but, with a modern twist to keep the audiences engaged and he's a master of writing dialogue.

[@BlueSky-ff4oy]

This was a rare conversation to behold. What an honor that you could re-enact comedically parts of Quentin's movies to demonstrate how memorable the lines are and how much his art captivated you. C A P T I V A T I N G. i wish that never stopped.

[@MichaelJasper920]

This interview is awesome! I’m saving this so that when ever I need a smile I have it. Real conversation between two legends and it wasn’t gimmicky, just genuine conversation about things they love.

[@DistantLights]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is definitely my favorite of Tarantino's movies, something about it that just stays with you, even though it's one of those plotless movies, I remember so many scenes and lines from it. Feel good

[@spencercoulter9325]

Agreed. I probably watch it once a week at this point. Definitely my favorite of Tarantino’s stuff.

[@foma42]

Love Brad. Watched Ad Astra and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood in the same day by coincidence. I'd hang out with that dude all day everyday if I could.

[@McDandyandy]

First couple minutes I thought this was going to be too much but actually it is incredibly sweet, Quentin is clearly loving seeing Dana play things out and Dana is clearly having the time of his life

[@rainflowers1099]

Always awesome to see an interview with Quentin Tarantino, he has such an infectious love of cinema. Definitely be checking out his new podcast. Great job by Dana Carvey too, someone give this guy a show.

[@SLevinCinema]

I didn't know how much I needed more Dana Carvey in my life.

[@apehands4481]

What a great interview!! Two legends, we are so lucky to have them in our times.

[@davidgori4500]

I can listen to QT talk about movies all day, even though I don't know most of the movies he's talking about. He's the best. Dana Carvey made it even better.

[@Nimajneb42069]

Sorry idk who this interviewer is but this was one of the best talk show segments I’ve watched in a very long time. He brought out the best of Quentin here and you could tell he appreciated it

[@ArksCovenant]

That was good ole Garth.

[@davedyall8332]

Refreshing to have someone interesting and funny hosting the show!!! Dana Carvey is a legend!!!

[@hudsanity_1590]

Dana was secretly, geniusly, auditioning to get placed into Tarantino's final film if you watch closely.

[@Shah_creates]

Exaclty what I thought!

[@ArksCovenant]

I mean, I would too.

[@Rayzersword]

They forgot the best line of the movie. "Whats your name again?" "I'm the devil, I'm here to do the devil's work." "Nah, it was somethin dumber than that." XD

[@adventureawaits3646]

an unexpectedly great interview, no fluff, good questions, fun conversation, nice!

[@shalevai]

He needs to be talking more about his kids in Israel. For us in Israel it is still crazy to think that he is raising his kids and living most of his time with us. Amazing

[@lilivonshtup3808]

This was a lot of fun. Especially when Dana made Quentin snort laugh.

[@yvonnebrown-ramirez1051]

Twice!

[@ClintAndrew]

My Neph and I went to see Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 4 times in one day.. saw every showing that day in the Theatre.

[@closeupchannel4365]

Great interview! Tarantino, what a legend, and he sounds like a fun dad too.

[@gnarcky6ix6]

Dana will always find a way to slip an impression into every conversation.

[@conorsmith8551]

Hahahahaha he’s so funny and off the wall with the material when he does an impression

[@nickebdon4262]

You can tell DC is genuinely excited and in awe. Great conversation. To see such a legendary film maker come alive talking about his son.

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

Great to see Quentin so happy and healthy!!!

[@kurisu10fa]

I never noticed how much Quentin Tarantino looks like Bob Hope!

[@AGoodJoe]

Whoa. Two incredible artist’s right here. Would love to see Dana pop up in a QT production

[@toberius1]

Agreed, but lose the apostrophe.

[@seraiharper5553]

@@toberius1 Seconded. When did people forget how to punctuate??

[@gusparkwood4890]

“No one’s gonna remember if I finish my day.” Quinten’s Great Dialogue even shows up in his everyday speech.THAT’S how good He is.

[@Makaveli7Soldier]

I wish he would release the 4 hour cut of Once upon a time in Hollywood.

[@N01NE]

I wanted it, until I read the book. IMO it ruins cliff. Don’t get me wrong I love OUATIH. It’s my favorite Tarantino, heck my favorite movie. But the 4 hour cut is in the book. And there are things that I think makes the movie better, but the way cliff’s character is handled in the book is just… crushing.

[@mannedi8665]

This is like podcast and not a late night show. Amazing segment from both especially Dana who is perfect to interview QT

[@kendallandrews8691]

Hopefully tarantino will go on fly in the wall

[@glendahamer5422]

Loved the interview! Dana Carvey is great. I've also watched Once Upon A Time in Hollywood several times. If only it had actually ended that way. I couldn't have imagined it better than Tarantino. I hope the killers who are still living have seen the movie, and realize that everyone on the planet wishes it had ended that way, as well.

[@bosslady8586]

His snort laughs! 🤣🤣🤣🤣💜

[@caseycorbin]

Dana,like myself, loves Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. I can’t wait to hear them discuss it.

[@aleca15]

dana can keep up with quentin more than most interviewers, this was lovely

[@erichcosta8510]

One of the best interviews with Quentin Tarantino. Great job there Dana Carvey!

[@personofpinterest4281]

I love how Quentin comes on these talk shows and talks about all these great movies literally exposing a generation to great cinema.

[@lordofthereels6790]

Dana Carvey would be AMAZING in a Tarantino flick

[@AcrosstheTraxks]

i think it took to 2022 for them to meet!

[@alfredwilson9290]

He could save money on actors. Carvey could play ten characters himself.

[@trappedintimesurroundedbye5477]

it will probably happen now seriously he will find a part

[@markmac2206]

he asked him and Dana said "not gonna doit, not gun doit."

[@shoWbitz]

Turtle Club: The Movie.

[@jackbauer4186]

You can tell Dana hosts a podcast because of how natural and real he is during this interview. It's genuine enjoyment.

[@d.b.1176]

I’ve never seen Quentin have so much fun with an interview.

[@JenaArdell]

I love Kimmel, but I doubt Tarantino would have been this open and relaxed and given as good of an interview with him. Dana Carvey did an amazing job here.

[@TheYagomestre]

So awesome to hear the "fanboy" Tarantino, working in the rent store going crazy with all VHS and stuff, and becoming a legendary director. He achieved the dream, from fan to legend.

[@paulalwayslearning8573]

Towards the end of this interview Quentin says that he was hired as a ‘movie expert to inform customers in a prestigious video store’ before he became famous and was not simply the ‘video store clerk’ as has been long reported. Bless.

[@AnaLucia262]

I LOVED this conversation, so authentic ⭐️

[@manuelruiz4230]

His entire fatherhood story is so wholesome!

[@sgt.donowitz4236]

Tarantino being a dad is the greatest thing ever

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

i really respect that he left it until he was available to be a father instead of working all the time and leaving his kid at boarding school

[@Marius-vw9hp]

Most refreshing interview on national television I have seen in years.

[@yappaplay]

I would’ve watched Battle Royale directed by Tarantino in a heartbeat. So glad he know that Battle Royale is the OG Hunger Games.

[@chriscroce]

This is the best episode of JKL I’ve ever seen.

[@rudra4625]

dana could’ve easily been a late night host legend

[@acenterprices]

My wife passed last Sunday July 17 2022. She love your show. Thank you for all the laughs.

[@Kimm134Saya]

This felt like a podcast and I love it.

[@griffgames9538]

Dana + Quentin = Surprisingly great chemistry, engaging.

[@opal817]

He often gets asked the same kinda stuff so it's great Dana got some unique questions in there. The Beatles pull and how he phrased it was genius. Conan's podcast was also really good example of this.

[@keithschofield1158]

I’ve watched once upon a time in Hollywood I don’t know how many times I would love to see Dana do more lines from the movie for Quentin

[@GregHool]

If one could ask for the perfect interview of Quentin Tarantino, I would say this is very close to that. Would I've ever guessed that Dana Carvey was the one to conduct said interview..., Nope! That being said, these two had crazy chemistry with each other and I would absolutely love to see Dana Carvey in a Quentin Tarantino movie as these two bounced off each other way too well as both were very enthusiastic in their conversation with each other.

[@kyle1137]

Once Upon in Hollywood is a perfect movie. A classic and Iove Dana Carvey expressing what a lot of us think

[@alexaales7937]

it's so lovely to see Quentin the movie buff to experience a different perspective from his little boy. I am sure, we will all benefit from this 🙂

[@nicward6418]

Dana is the PERFECT host for Quentin! This interview is AWESOME.