Quentin Tarantino and Margot Robbie on the real Sharon Tate

[@richctv]

No one should ever sit so close to Quentin when discussing his movies for fear of losing an eye.

[@leroyybrown]

Unless you're in love with him as Margo obviously is

[@catarinacardoso1]

When discussing any movie ever hahaha he’s so excited about it.

[@JosephDeLosSantos-t3m]

dude, I'd be blind if I sat next to Quenti whill he discusses

[@maciek8159]

Leroy B I have a feeling she fucked q. Obviously not cuz of his looks but cuz of who he is and how his mind works

[@laurecrp8751]

Richard Cabrera he is Italian 🤷🏼‍♀️ haha

[@thomasgreen1557]

It looks like Margot genuinely likes Quentin. Look at the way she looks at him. Pretty cool. He takes care of his actors.

[@maximus46999]

Agustin Camejo 🙄

[@Lin-rs9pw]

@ wow man

[@BrandonJCruz-gq3lj]

Agustin Camejo She did say it wasn’t his fault so 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@leroyybrown]

She would marry him in a pinch..... Just like Tate married Polanski

[@layla9377]

Well he’s a genius! And he really spent lots of time with Leo Brad and Margot before doing the movie to study as well as possible their characters! I personally love how much work and knowledge he put into it

[@thomasgreen1557]

Quentin looks like he's going to explode if he doesn't talk in this interview. Not that he doesnt care what Margot or the guy interviewing is saying. But he just cant wait to talk about his passion. Kinda cool. You can really feel it when he speaks about it.

[@henryguzman5161]

Aspergers

[@henryguzman5161]

Edgar G. Bruce Lee’s scene is a figment of Cliff’s imagination; he imagines working on Kurt Russell’s set and encountering Bruce lee, so the Bruce lee we see on screen is not the film’s or filmmaker’s perception of him, but cliff’s.

[@jeroennieuwland4022]

@Edgar G. you whack man

[@MM-hi]

@Edgar G. you're in the minority

[@maciek8159]

No it is not! He really beats up Bruce Lee he didn’t just think of it. He was recollecting on what happened

[@zebrastreet9993]

Brilliant scene. Margot as Sharon watching herself on screen, and it’s actually the real Sharon on screen. It is sensitive and funny and loving, and Sharon has a humorous pratfall in her scene, and Tarantino is so happy to give “Sharon her own laugh, in our movie”. Lots of love for this!

[@owlcircus6811]

Edgar G. A talented genius a hole

[@roofy6645]

@Edgar G. it was a funny joke though.

[@roofy6645]

@Edgar G. it was a funny joke though...

[@roofy6645]

@Edgar G. and to be honest the "disrespect" is a bit exaggerated. Ofcourse bruce lee would not get his ass kicked like that but I heard plenty of stories he was cocky behind the scenes challenging others for fun.

[@gregbeard1744]

Tarantino can do whatever he wants. It's his film. You either find it funny or not. He doesn't need to change anything or apologize

[@TheAcolossus]

He loves movies thats why he makes the best ones.

[@snowflake1458]

He loved his own ideas of how he wants a movie to be, that‘s why he is one of the best. He is obsessed with his own work and his mind

[@louduva9849]

His movies are trash.

[@ralex3697]

@@louduva9849 Agree

[@hotspot131638837]

@@ralex3697two numbskulls

[@Pos608]

I love how Margot can’t ever stop smiling when watching him talk in every interview

[@leroyybrown]

She's in luv

[@westaussie965]

She’s embarrassed for him🤷🏼‍♀️

[@ussexeter4601]

Quentin has "jazz hands"

[@dirty7444]

Lol

[@sperk01]

hahahha

[@julienicholson7218]

You can see he loves everything about movies...genius filmmaker 🙌

[@blackmamba6046]

@Tiktaalik I see you are on a mission here, hating on Tarantino in every possible comment. Wow, what is your problem, dude? Frustrated much? Life has fucked you over and you can't get put of it so instead you be hating on people? I've seen you called Tarantino a sad character but you don't seem to realise that the joke is on you. You one of the saddest people on this planet.

[@robertkees6048]

Margot Robbie is unbelievably attractive in this movie and in real life, and yet Sharon Tate was even more stunning, just a singular beauty that only gets more graceful as time passes. I think many feel Sharon could be argued as the most beautiful woman that has ever walked the earth.

[@BeatlesBiene]

I personally find Margot more stunning. She also has a beautiful open smile that just seems much more authentic to me than what I've seen of Tate so far. Tate's always seems so plastered on to me. And I've seen many more women that I find more appealing than Tate. Somehow though she's gained this status of being some sort of goddess of beauty/flawless angel. The way she died and the fact that she was highly pregnant surely contributed to this perception in a massive way. Turned into some symbol of purity and perfection...how very lame... Picturing her as a flawed human being as we all are and I'm 100% she was too would make her as a person and her story much more relatable and her more appealing to me...

[@robertkees6048]

@@BeatlesBiene I don't even remember writing that. But it's hard to go wrong either way. What's hard to realize is that Sharon Tate would be 80 years old today had she not been murdered. Time flies.

[@emallace447]

@@BeatlesBiene Wow I completely disagree with every you said hahaha. But, alas, looks are subjective! We all perceive beauty in our own way. I think Margot is a beautiful woman, but personally, Sharon Tate was just much more special. Her eyes draw me in and her features were so refined.

[@one4allall4one91]

Sometimes I think Tarantino is a real cartoon character soon to appear on a Tom and Jerry flick.

[@kaeltkottmir]

He just kinda like manga author / anime director

[@sahamation]

the interviwer seems very excited to see them, I can really tell!

[@sahamation]

@@awesomeone2979 lol yes it was sarcasm. it's fascinating to me how some boring ppl are lucky not just sit across iconic ppl but get t ask them questions and yet they're lame as fuck

[@fascinatinglist9654]

Its paid for what do you expect

[@boppob1343]

@@sahamation Jesus dude calm the fuck down. It's just his job

[@kinghailz786]

He's could just be nervous

[@tritone11]

Tarantino really proved that he still holds a key to the survival of the medium of film. His love for it is so tangible in the movie. It is a masterful statement that he managed to pull off here.

[@VeganRevolution]

Bollywood is the reason gelatine film still exists - ironically the country that bans bovine slaughter is keeping the tradition of using their boiled bones for film going.

[@USCBeastmode]

I love that Quentin is Psychotic 😂😂😂

[@desishields6134]

I love it! Id absolutely love to have drinks with him and just let him rant and go crazy!!

[@Vylkeer]

“Blink and you’ll miss me” 4:52 Was Margot referring to her performance in Once Upon a Time?

[@jackwalsh7956]

If you listened you would know the real answer

[@Vylkeer]

@@jackwalsh7956 r/woosh

[@sandrasusky7835]

They're so cute and jovial together. I really like how polite they are with each other.

[@humberto6219]

In Tarantino's next movie he'll portray Mother Theresa where she takes people to the back of the shed and shoots them in the head

[@Hellohelloweeen]

Humberto Nunez 😂😂

[@humberto6219]

@@Hellohelloweeen Lolz 😋

[@bobbowie5334]

Only after she puts on a *rubber suit* ball-gags and *rapes* them.

[@neychev]

You really do not understand Tarantino, do you

[@humberto6219]

@@neychev Fuck Tarantino

[@wisjoh1]

Just really and truly sweet .

[@leroyybrown]

The Margot/Tate cinema scene will go down as one of the greats of all time. I actually didn't realize it was real footage of Tate from The Wrecking Crew as the direction and editing are so seamless. Subliminally I did notice the 2 faces are quite different but put it down to makeup and wardrobe. Tarentino has masterfully brought Sharon Tate to life in this film. I've seen several Manson docos and they usually only show an old B&W photo of her. It's such a tragedy as she was married to Polanski and no doubt was on the cusp of landing a major role. PS How much does Margo look like a young Kylie Minogue with her hair like that?

[@superamanda]

Leroy B She looks just like Kylie!

[@kencrosby2713]

Kinda touching how he tries to Right a wrong about Sharon Tate. He lets her live and lets her enjoy her success.

[@jerewolf5537]

I love how at the beginning of the interview Tarantino looks like he's ready to throw down.

[@nik1128]

They are sitting oddly close lol

[@CreepyGnocchi]

Nik i know where is his hand? 🖐 🤔

[@boppob1343]

These are usually in tiny rooms or box of curtains for the sake of lighting and camera position.

[@leroyybrown]

Margot is in love with QT its so sweet

[@Megan_Jennifer]

To fit them into the shot...

[@melanieobremki4876]

You can see he fell in love with Sharon, in a way. Has a lot of respect, compassion for her!

[@kazuochaed]

I’ve never seen someone look like they hate what they’re doing or want to leave more than this interviewer, he looks like he’s going to strangle them

[@michaelkunt]

2:25 quentins thinking "oh shit i dont have weed at home... oh yeah i have some in my glovebox"

[@65g4]

Loved this movie love quentin and margot

[@88lakeshore]

this was a really good interview

[@majortom4658]

As the credits rolled & the tone shifted into a melancholy mood, I took one last drag on my cigarette & collected my coat, hat and hailed a cab. The streets in California were darker than usual with something more than the night .

[@abus3od11]

All people speaks with their tongues except tarantino he speaks with his hand

[@henrycaradocosborne-price-5540]

Itallians can't seem to help it

[@abbadashoor6857]

He got them jazz hands

[@carolgladfelder272]

@@henrycaradocosborne-price-5540 I'm only 1/2 Italian and I always do that. 🤗

[@claudiaaguilar3991]

I think margot’s character was like a angelic soul

[@lucakat9262]

@Alice Wonderland good point.🙂

[@claudiaaguilar3991]

Alice Wonderland yes I know she was Sharon Tate, a real actress, but referring to the film, since it is supposed to be alive there, I felt her presence in it as if it were someone who does not exist anymore, who’s actually not there, but her essence gives the feeling of life, like a lucid dream, like an angel (I’m spanish speaker sorry)

[@Veegs.]

Claudia Aguilar that’s spot on. made me really sad

[@sunbaths.]

Claudia Aguilar i love that, so true! i’ve read so many times that the real life Sharon was like that. she was truly an angelic soul

[@millieristic]

I was really disappointed that Margot’s role was a lot smaller that I expected it to be.

[@scorpnov13]

Her and Pitt stole the movie anyway

[@kazuochaed]

her role was huge, the whole movie is about her?

[@blackmamba6046]

Well expectations are a birch aren't they. Especially if you create expectations around supporting character as hers.

[@leroyybrown]

Yes but the Cinema scene is one of the most memorable scenes in the film

[@mall0rysmith]

Ya but tbh I think she was just happy to be in a Tarantino film!

[@adagiobreeze8493]

It’s crazy hearing Margot’s natural accent, she seems so all American

[@Tatycharmz]

Yea like the modern day native american or the americans that are europeans lol

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

Thank God she ain't. She's good ol' Aussie Gal 🇦🇺🐨🦘

[@miralabualjadail4206]

I dont like the interviewer, he is giving me bad judging vibes.

[@bennyblanco9602]

Be careful you are also judgeing him likewise

[@miralabualjadail4206]

@@bennyblanco9602Good point. True, I am.

[@Erykrockmusic]

@@miralabualjadail4206 But you are right about the vibe, its odd

[@kinghailz786]

Prob just nervous af. Trying to be as serious and calm as possible

[@Karlsteins]

I think he’s had a very soothing and calming voice

[@MrBananaCheeks]

Now that the novelization is out, I'm glad he included Sharon's behind the scenes moment of the pratfall

[@BradLad56]

I'd say the casting was spot on. They've almost got the exact same facial structure.

[@debrafrakes6479]

hope he continues many more movies!

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

One of the best casts ever assembled in movie history.

[@maciek8159]

Tiktaalik Margot was not the main character of the movie. Nor was the movie even about her. It’s about a stunt men and his actor buddy who just happen to live next door to Sharon Tate. Your weird dude.

[@johnbeechy]

thanks for the upload

[@dmagical32]

Tarantino is one of the best ever. People usually see movies based on the actors or actresses in it, it's rare people see movies based on who directed it. That speaks volumes to just how great a director he is. Spielberg is the only one that was close in that regard. Hope he doesn't call it quits anytime soon. If he does, at least I still have two of his movies to watch I haven't seen yet: "Inglorious Bastards" and "Django Unchained".

[@Penelope9441]

Quinten Tarantino, Wes Anderson, Steven Spielberg. The only three directors to make me run to a theater, regardless of actor choices.

[@film8655]

He is talking about a techniue that was first used by Homer in Odyssey. Genius

[@melegankodiak294]

Hy ! What are you referring to ? (I'm genuinely interested)

[@film8655]

@@melegankodiak294 it is not exactly the same but has the same basis: a story within a story. In Homer's Odyssey, the reader first learns about Odysseus's journey when he is held captive on Calypso's island. The reader then finds out, in Books IX through XII, that the greater part of Odysseus's journey precedes that moment in the narrative. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_medias_res

[@melegankodiak294]

@@film8655 Ok thank you. I knew bits of the Iliad and Odyssey, which are both complex stories. One day I’ll go through it. In French, we call it « mise en abîme ». But I don’t understand his specific expression : « foocala foo » ? ; « reversed on reverse » ? I don’t really find what he’s specifically referring to. (the hebrew thing)

[@williwilliams5238]

His voice sounds just like jay leno!

[@gimlicharms]

A few times when it cuts away to the interviewer, he looks as if "Quentin you are talking too much, I want to hear what Margot has to say" lol

[@CobrMaster]

See an interview with Margot Robbie alone, isn't it

[@90Cmart]

So true

[@Psyclonus7]

Yeah, in the interviews with Quentin, they don't talk to her much. She gets like one question

[@lenwelch2195]

Sharon is a symbol of what can go wrong to an actress regardless of how naive or innocent. Sharon got out of bed Friday august 8 th 1969 and had no idea that she had had her last nights full sleep and was about to have her last full day of life on this planet. She had yearned and was anticipating having her son who was due august 18 th just 10 days away. Had Sharon lived she’d be 80 yrs old and her son 54 years old this August 18 th. Look at what was taken. It pales in comparison to the tragedy of the horror Sharon went through the last 15 minutes of her life. The last face she saw was that of Atkins and Watson stabbing her repeatedly without mercy. She witnessed the death of her unborn baby wearing just a bra and panties with a rope around her neck . Pure evil - not of the devil but of man’s making. At least when Jesus was being crucified Jesus knew for sure there was a God. Unless an angel appeared to Sharon at some point she experienced this evil alone calling out “ mother” as Atkins has stated.

[@nathancastro2619]

Whether it's his good coffee or his good coke no one should patronize him over having a good time.

[@fais6964]

Should Cast Tarantino as The Joker

[@tracysusername]

He speaks like a genius

[@gwtwvivien]

I really think Sharon was great in comedy. I agree with Tarantino. To see her in OUATIH is a beautiful thing. An homage to Sharon's lovely perfomance. Later I bought Wrecking Crew and I enjoy it every second.

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

I also did the same and I share your sentiment!!!!

[@jayrowe6473]

I did the same, except I got all of her movies and binge-watched them throughout the week when this came out.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Margot was perfect for Sharon Tate's role because, she's one of the hottest actresses in Hollywood, since I saw her in the wolf of Wall Street with Di Caprio, I fell in love with her, if I were a filmmaker, I'd cast her for one of my movies, and about Tarantino, it's a pleasure to listen the way he loves the movies and his own movies, thanks to him I'm the cinephile who I am.

[@Veegs.]

she’s our marilyn monroe fr if i saw her irl I’d do the 40’s cartoon jaw drop

[@sebastianalegria3401]

@@Veegs. i think so

[@sebastianalegria3401]

@@Veegs. notice that I couldn't stop staring Margot, whereas Quentin talks, did you feel the same thing?

[@BobTheCratchit]

Why does it use a Dutch angle shot in this scene to show Margot Robbie buying the ticket at the counter. I don't understand why it's used there

[@mortensenegbert6619]

It's great to watch how almost manically turned--on he gets as he digs deep into the almost metatphysical aspect of filmmaking, making and appearing in and watching movies within movies. Cause that's one of the many many cool things about the movie, how he includes all these snatches of '60's pop culture, from period-accurate NBC sounders after fake Jake Cahill commercials, to scenes from "Mannix" (complete with Cliff gamely drawling "Yeah!" right after Mannix parrots '60's lingo "You know how musicians are. They're temperamental cats!")

[@NeemuitdieVerlede]

Terrentino has so much energy

[@indiamitchell93]

I love his movies

[@cherre2080]

Was this interview shot on film? Looks so good, better than most interviews on YT

[@lazarus1672]

wow very charming, the whole interview

[@sperk01]

she admires him

[@ajdoubleu4218]

Adore Quentin👍

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Watching people watch movies in a theater is always good. 1941 is a terrible movie but the scene of the guy watching Dumbo is perfect.

[@TrainerCTZ]

She is so bonita

[@xxcharmed1xx]

Tarantino seems very flamboyant here

[@JoacoBernales98]

They way the film this interview is like a movie Anyone know what is this type of camera(s)? I think they’re specific ones

[@dbldnii]

I had no idea she was Australian. 1000% hotter

[@Naeshabby]

I'm surprised how much press Margot is doing for this considering she doesn't really do that much during the movie

[@uu7794]

Because she's popular/pretty/sexy etc people will watch her. Also because Leo doesn't give a crap about press and interviews lol.

[@Naeshabby]

@@uu7794 I'm not asking why she would be put forward to do it, I'm asking why she has agreed to do so much press

[@frumaatholoid]

​@@Naeshabby she's one of the central characters, and although her part is smaller, she got top billing with DiCaprio and Pitt, and is front and center on the movie poster along with them. They're going to use a movie star for marketing purposes, and I'm sure it was part of her contract that she agreed to do press for it.

[@Naeshabby]

frumaatholoid top billing and in the posters because she’s a big name and will attract viewers, what I’m getting at is it doesn’t seem like she got a good deal. She has to do loads of press, they use her image to promote the movie, but she doesn’t even feature in the movie that prominently

[@shopo6847]

She is the heart of the movie. No movie without her

[@drinkapavlovic]

Why hollywood actresses are so lost and artificial when they talk? they seem so in fear to be loved and lovely. this was not the case in the past with Taylor, Audrey Hepburn..

[@antoniod]

I was only 10 when the Tate/La Bianca murders happened, so I didn't learn of them at the time, but I learned of "The late Sharon Tate" in Parade magazine not long after. I thought she was someone who had OD'ed, before I read about Manson a few years later.

[@Herogames2022]

I think it deserves alot of respect for Tarantino bringing back Sharon Tate over Time People from the new Age who didnt live in that Time forgett it and with that Movie it lives on for a long Time and she kind of gets revived or not? Btw the Interviewer should watch a few other Interviews with other Interviewers that interviewed the Cast Crew from Unce oatinhwood and learn how to proper interview People you sitt there with a mad Face infront of Quentin and Margot Robbie like you dont care and idk it pisses me off watching your Face and your Questions are so boring and bad!

[@leroyybrown]

Yes QT has brought Tate back to life

[@michaeljj43]

brilliant scene!!!!!!!

[@Ryoufriggingserious]

It's really going to suck when Tarantino stops making movies.

[@nzgkilla]

Tiktaalik lmao u got problems with tarantino? Dude makes awesome movies, and if out of all 9 of them you didnt like atleast 1 of them, then you dont know shit about cinematography or writing

[@nzgkilla]

Tiktaalik thats one movie? I personally agree with lack of depth in movie, but to shit on django, reservoir dogs, kill bill and all the other movies is such a stupid comment from you

[@thejew1789]

Tiktaalik if you don't like his films just leave lmao

[@HS-sr2qb]

Why does interviewer look so awkward?

[@fionacasey3476]

The guy doing the interview looks nervous ☺️

[@desmondjay3759]

Fiona Casey because Tarantino is high as shit! it makes people nervous

[@fionacasey3476]

Very true 😂

[@TonyG8992]

Why do people bitch about Margot Robbie having little lines, calling Quentin a sexist when Tarantino gave a poor unfortunate woman who was killed horribly a better ending she deserved. Feminist need to be happy Tarantino not only made Sharon Tate survive, he has made movies where women are the strongest characters.

[@Tatycharmz]

He named the killers which must be horrible, if im not mistaken i heard sharons sister talk about that. And considering manson is still dangerous and influential I think it would have been much better to at least change the names. They did this so it would be remembered and its sad.

[@thirstinthrockmortoniii9202]

Gorgeous as Margot Robbie is, I think Tate was a tad prettier.

[@timchaney4729]

A lot prettier

[@Richard_Fouts]

I wonder if Margo went to The Bruin to see the movie.

[@franklopez5997]

Whats wrong with that guy smile omfg

[@ankitsinha5365]

I actually liked that. I had a similar expression watching this video, and once he has led them into answers like that through his question, he can allow himself to sit back and simply adore the answers. Look at the chemistry between Margot and Quentin for example, among many other things, how can you not smile to that!

[@solid1lance]

I watched this movie not knowing a cotdamn thing about Sharon Tate & the Mason Family murders. Now that I learned about her & the tragic tragedy its 10/10 movie for me

[@Tatycharmz]

I belve I may have heard sharons sister comlain about tarantino using the names of the murders making them even more reknown

[@oglitlexanax3717]

i gotta say this but to me margot is very similar to sharon in so many ways we gotta protect her .

[@Psyclonus7]

The real Sharon Tare talked more

[@poppymai5284]

Psyclonus Sharon was actually described by many as not being a chatterbox.

[@OompaL0ompa]

The real sharon is dead. Guess she talked enough

[@Tatycharmz]

I still dont see why they made the killers famus by using the real names ??? really why

[@HolasoyMai]

Está re loco el Quentin

[@thegoodthebadandtheugly579]

Margot looks super uncomfortable in the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood interviews for some reason.. she looks absolutely drained, super quiet, very drawn back and passive and making awkward facial expressions.. 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

[@victorialudvig6515]

To me, Margot Robbie will always stay pan am stewardess - that’s where I used to watch her for the first time ! And omg she s so beautiful I’m gonna kill myself !

[@maciek8159]

To men she will always be wolf of Wall Street pussy scene

[@janetclaireSays]

I LOVED the movie.

[@caincha]

That's all nice and interesting but… would Shannon Tate be part of #metoo nowadays…?

[@cecilia7079]

Considering she was raped at 17 in Italy, and who knows the shit Polanski made her put up with.... I’d say yes she would be Edit: there’s no way Sharon and Polanski would still be married now so 😂😂

[@MrBossAsian8888]

margot is like an Australian Beyonce

[@blotterdowney8075]

what? lmao

[@maiwitzmann411]

MrBossAsian8888 hahaha lmao

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

What an insult to Margot 🤦‍♂️😡🤡

[@7سفن-ع9ج]

I THINK SHARON WASNT HYPER AS MARGROT DID HER ROLE

[@janebeatty9472]

The Interviewer looks bored as hell.

[@luciacaponi6296]

What is the matter with the interviewer? 😳

[@thejew1789]

Lucía Caponi what's wrong with him lmao

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Loved the movie, but I think that Tarantino and Margot's Sharon Tate may be one of its few flaws. There was a beautiful melancholy and a genuine kindness in that woman's eyes that I don't see in Robbie's eyes. Robbie is a very beautiful and charismatic woman... but she didn't work imo.

[@benjaunceyyy]

I thought the exact opposite, she embodies that kindness and stress-free/ loving personality in every scene in my opinion

[@brandyoctober5923]

I don’t think so either.

[@olya0308]

SCharlesDennicon my thoughts exactly!

[@jamesragsdale8202]

A great observation.

[@raecoyote]

SCharlesDennicon .... I 100 percent agree ... I felt Robbie was completely wrong for the part ...

Quinton has Harvey and Polanski written all over him.

[@wildfire3989]

Your eye bulb says you can't get enough of watching Margot 😒😠😈

[@pantslizard]

ok, soo...Tarantino colors his hair...kinda sad really...

[@peyton5740]

pantslizard GIRL WHY

[@pantslizard]

...girl...w...h...y...

[@moma026able]

Why is Quentin so nervous in every Once Upon A Time interview?

[@HarrierDubois]

When you got Margot Robbie sitting beside you, it changes things. She is smoking hot.

[@Aeraleach]

he's just a weird guy man

[@moma026able]

@@Aeraleach I know he is, but he is usually pretty relaxed when interviewed. In all of Once Upon A Time interviews he seems pretty stiff and that's what I'm confused about

[@yaaro4471]

@@moma026able he got married recently 😂

[@moma026able]

@@yaaro4471 Oh so that's the case :')

[@nickjonas9235]

הפוך על הפוך על הפוך!

[@bfkc111]

"Her ancestors were potato farmers."

[@Di-nu6cl]

Quentin is such a cutie

[@katrinadomi1]

Tarantino is so odd, lol.

[@gigglyme2001]

This interviewer made me cringe so much.

[@browningautomatic2393]

COOL VIDEO ! SATURDAY 10/29/22 OCTOBER 29, 2022

[@timcarter7616]

"Quentin Tarantino And Margot Robbie On The.." Tarantino wouldn't let Margot say very much. He makes me nervous. He should take a doggy downer.

[@movienight6437]

הפוך על הפוך על הפוך

[@tbhiloveu7806]

He uses cocaine theres no explanation

[@scottcraigen630]

Not sure why he completely made up a fake story about the family dying….and terrible casting for Tex

[@thirstinthrockmortoniii9202]

Apparently, Tarantino wanted his film to have a happier ending than what actually happened.