Scenes That Tarantino Actors Were Uncomfortable Filming

[@Looper]

What do you like most about Quentin Tarantino's films?

[@patpatterson12]

Did you say "WHAT?" Go ahead. Say 'What do you like most about Quentin Tarantino's films?' one more time. I DARE ya!

[@eclat4641]

Atmosphere, integrity, comedy, violence, intelligence

[@morganspector5161]

The fact that they end. He is the most self-indulgent director of the century.

[@eclat4641]

@@morganspector5161 nah that’s Jim jarmush lol (how ever you spell it)

[@KeithGreenshields]

free on pirate bay

[@somersetcace1]

I could absolutely see why filming Django Unchained would have been uncomfortable for several of the actors. The brutal realism of it was pretty extreme, but I also appreciate that about the movie. It didn't gloss over a single thing.

[@beestingza]

Wokeness has ruined movies. It either makes blacks all heroes, or it exaggerates their suffering in victim roles. Same with women.

[@mikeD1234]

I think it was Samuel L that had to talk Leo through playing his character because he wasn’t comfortable saying the n word. He went on to drop about 150 n bombs in the movie so I guess Jackson did a pretty good job.

[@somersetcace1]

@@mikeD1234 Yeah, I saw that somewhere. Wasn't just Leo though. A couple of the actors were uncomfortable with parts of it, but they all came through in the end.

[@vb8428]

@@mikeD1234 He was playing coy to get the nudge and then he went on to act too rough on Kerry that she was crying behind the set in between takes

[@vb8428]

@@beestingza What a pathetic whiny agenda, you don't watch enough things if you think that.

[@markzuckergecko621]

I've always figured working for Tarantino would actually be better than a lot of other directors if you're a young actress, a lot of directors would probably expect you to..... Do some unsavory things. Quinton is probably just like "let me see your feet, and you got the job".

[@Elikazul15]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@BTCBlizzy]

Lmaooo

[@markzuckergecko621]

@@BTCBlizzy actress: starts taking pants off. Quinton: no no no. Shoes. Actress: really? That's all? Quinton: mmmmmmmhmmm......

[@movado0379]

No lies detected there!!

[@preahko]

News flash: man shows he has no idea of the horrendous shit women go through in ANY job.

[@garyming4362]

Tarantino seems like he’d be really creepy or really cool to work with but no in between

[@ellendolber2765]

Absolutely

[@miminoran8948]

I agree

[@erictaylor5462]

One very unfortunate type casting was Leslie Nielson. He was typecast, early in his career as a dramatic actor. Thought from the start that was all he wanted to be. It wasn't until 1980 that he first got a comedic role that people noticed he could be funny. It was one of the things that made seeing Airplane! in 1980 all that much funnier. People who got to know Neilson from his roles in films like Naked Gun might find this surprising, but it's totally true. For the first 25 years of his career, he couldn't get the roles he really wanted. Speaking of Airplane! Peter Graves was uncomfortable with a scene in that movie where he had to ask an 11-year-old boy if he had ever seen a grown man naked.

[@patfranks785]

"Nice Beaver."

[@tubeMonger]

Nielsen.

[@patfranks785]

@@tubeMonger Missed one. "Though"🙄

[@popjibbletz]

NO director has had the balls to put politically incorrect content in their movies like QT and I am appreciative of it.

[@popjibbletz]

@Whats the diffrence between Russia & Israel? Ahh conspiracy theories and the people who 100% believe in them instead of actually taking them as just a theory

[@mrjackelbox4418]

That's not true at all

[@popjibbletz]

@@mrjackelbox4418 What a great response. "tHaT's nOt tRuE aT aLL" without a single example

[@mrjackelbox4418]

@@popjibbletz takashi mike, Eli Roth, Micheal bay, Mary harron and more I didn't mention examples, because people seem too not care and either ignore them or say your lying so... Yeah...

[@alekesam]

Plenty of other directors go the anti-politically correct route. That said, QT is probably the only one to do it at the level and position he's in for sure.

[@ublade82]

"Jackie Brown" "Gentle, human story" *spits drink everywhere*

[@stockvaluedotcom]

My favorite Tarantino film. Two mature leads in a crazy world, artfully shot with the scene that has to work for the movie to work accomplished superbly by Robert Forster.

[@Tarragona1999]

The language--especially the N word, was very uncomfortable. However, it was very significant and necessary for the film. As for the violence against the POC, I think they underplayed it. Study history. Slavery was extremely brutal. Thank you to Tarantino for being brave enough to not hold back too much.

[@7inrain]

That convertible that Uma Thurman drove actually is a dangerous car. It is the Karmann Ghia which basically is an old Volkswagen Beetle with a special body. So it is a rear-engined car with a swing axle which makes it quite tricky to handle if you drive it fast.

[@Comrade_mommy]

The Karmann Ghia was my dream car as a kid. I briefly had a step dad who drove one (and an old mini we called baby car.) I wanted a mint, candy apple red Karmann Gia when I turned 16. (Not that I would have gotten one as we were poor poor. Like legit below the poverty line. Also I Unfortunately developed severe OCD in 5th grade & became obsessively afraid of driving. So besides my 1st beater, a Ford Escort, that I ended up selling bc of my fear of driving, I’ve nvr had any car, let alone a Karmann Ghia. But I remember how excited that car used to make me. There was one beautifully remodeled one in the town I grew up in and every time I saw it I’d basically sht myself from excitement.

[@gaylemc2692]

My grandfather had one and I always thought it was so cool.

[@stevemoore6853]

Every complaint was an iconic scene. Quentin is the quintessential director of this generation. Every movie is a standard in film when released. Every actor either springboards into stardom or has a comeback because of their role in one of his movies. His esqued universe has Jews killing Hitler, a slave killing white people in the south, Sharon Tate survives the Manson family, so why the Lee family is so up in arms over a depicted esqued version of Bruce completely fathoms me. All in all, the "complaints" actors had while filming pales in comparison to the praise and compensation they get after being in the greatest director of a generation's movies.

[@starseedwarrior9240]

Bruce died young and his daughter is concerned about protecting his character and sharing his beliefs and philosophies. He wasn’t depicted as his best self but an arrogant airhead. It wasn’t the point to depict him realistically but regardless I can at least understand where his daughter is coming from. Nothing wrong with saying she doesn’t like it. It’s not like she started a big shit stirring campaign and lobbied against the film. Also with Uma she could have died or faced life altering injuries. It’s only because she didn’t that she could receive the praise but that’s what makes it provocative. It’s a risk reward thing but ultimately the art is better making actors uncomfortable to execute his vision and also fair to scrutinize.

[@zaynes5094]

@@starseedwarrior9240 IN some interviews, Tarantino has said that he felt that Bruce did seem to be, to him, a bit arrogant sometimes. Like he was bigger and better than everyone else, but the truth is, Bruce started carrying around a loaded revolver in his bag whenever he was in public for his own safety. Had a license and everything. It was mostly because he'd get mobbed at airports with people wanting to test themselves against him. All I'd say, as someone who's practiced various martial arts for over a decade or more, you're not touching him. He will touch you up for sure. He was never scared of people, but he was aware of what some could do.

[@scottnelson9]

This comment is the epitome of “shut up and take it.” We’re not playing that bs. I don’t care what your “vision” if you knowingly put others in potentially harmful situations while ignoring protests.

[@stevemoore6853]

@@scottnelson9 dude, who do you think you are? We're not taking this? Seriously? You think Uma Thurman would have had the career she had without Tarantino? Name 2 blockbuster movies she was in before Pulp Fiction. It was a shot. This bullshit you all spew about how actors are so mistreated by Tarantino is horseshit. They get millions of dollars to be in his movies and when they finish those, they end up commanding higher salaries for the shit movies that they do after. Tell me how many times you've watched Kill Bill v1 and v2 over Be Cool. You sit here and say that bullshit like these actors are so mistreated. You don't make a tenth of what they make, and you think that you can judge Tarantino for his work that catapulted career after career? Child please. You all are some charmin ass softies.

[@vb8428]

Every actor? Some fanboys are too blinded

[@renatacantore3684]

This is a great video 🎥🏆

[@Purgetheheretics]

Wow I've just started to watch pulp fiction and ur vid pops us

[@MarcoMira1991]

Be careful internet is watching all of us you had a subtle proof

[@jordanhaas6906]

For the peeps in the cheap seats….it’s Cliff Booth’s interpretation of the scene in Once upon a time! The reason it cuts back to him smoking on the roof! Jeez!

[@danielwolf6875]

Right!!! I tell people the same thing almost everyday, KNOW YOUR HISTORY PEOPLE!!!! People complaining about Django Unchained's realism(tame as it actually was!) is like complaining about Anti-Semitic violence and genocide in a Holocost movie.... They should give out free tubes of Vagicil nowadays to everyone I guess. XD

[@brendaleverick3655]

I enjoyed the films you mentioned. 👍🏼✌🏼👌🏼

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

Good clip thanks!

[@JackHaveman52]

They worked in the cold for 10 weeks!!! The poor babies. Imagine doing it for an entire career, like construction workers, farmers, labourers, lumberjacks, linemen and oil workers. Some of those poor babies made more money in those 10 weeks than most of us will make in a lifetime. Suck it up and do your job.

[@sethmaki1333]

Lawrence Tierney holds the distinction of never actually having acted. He was every bit as despicable in real life as he was on screen.

[@jesseturner9865]

Same can be said about Joe Pesci

[@markvahlkamp5443]

@@jesseturner9865 I disagree. Not even close

[@UKGeezer]

@@jesseturner9865 I didn't know Pesci was a badarse off screen.

[@jesseturner9865]

@@UKGeezer assh* le more like it

[@vb8428]

Same can be said about Tarantino and some of his 90s characters

[@ColinoDeani]

I think its safe to say Quintin Tarantino, no matter how big an asshole he is, Is one of the Greatest Film makers of our time.. All of these movies were insanely well acted and great stories.

[@AnonymousAnonposter]

People are trying to get excuses to cancel Tarantino for some time now.

[@markzuckergecko621]

They haven't been successful because he doesn't give a fuck, and people like his movies. Everyone should take a page out of that book, the outrage mob only has the power that you give them.

[@eclat4641]

I hope they never cancel him

[@tombarter3287]

Exactly!

[@jamielocke1886]

Why?

[@MissSpaz]

I don't understand critics complaining about the depiction of slavery on Django Unchained. It's a realistic depiction of many slave's experiences. What's the issue? I don't doubt it was hard to film. But to criticize it? Why?

[@jordantaylor994]

Dope film

[@vb8428]

If you have to ask when many people explain why online then you're just another blind ridiculous fanboy

[@williameckert1623]

I like the way Tarantino doesn't take any crap from anybody.

[@dos3622]

This is Tarantino and I don't take crap from you too!

[@Chuckles..]

He just makes crap movies with few exceptions

[@1voluntaryist]

I find it hard to believe "Q" wanted Bruce to lose the third match, and didn't see how disrespectful this was. Losing one match of two was believable, if unlikely, and portrayed Bruce as more human, but losing twice to the same guy? Quentin must subconsciously want to attack his rep. His crew's revulsion at this is justified.

[@markthomas6236]

I love what you do

[@MarkMphonoman]

This was great. 👍😂

[@DTWave81]

If the paycheck is big enough these actors would do or say anything.

[@erictaylor5462]

5:50 To be fair, Bruce Lee probably could beat Muhammad Ali in a fight. Muhammad Ali was, without a doubt, a great fighter. But Bruce Lee was better. The only way I think Ali could win would be if the match was restricted to the rules that governed boxing at the time.

[@bonechawneomusic]

The actors were frozen and miserable in sub zero temperatures by the time the antique guitar got smashed. Maybe don't mention that part to the museum.

[@dos3622]

Kurt just wanted more wood for the fire.

[@bonechawneomusic]

@@dos3622 It's crazy how far the actors are willing to go for that guy

[@Dmac420]

wut about Ving Rhames "violated" scene in pulp fiction!?

[@jenessahicks8012]

That was the first scene that popped in my head…….

[@eclat4641]

Ahhhh that guitar bit lol

[@rudylutz2085]

What he did was an act of serious vandalism and selfish narcissistic grandstanding. He could have done that very differently. I wish they had used him. Thurman's accident is an even worse example.

[@johnlynch575]

6:27 okay everybody loves an offensive director until they are the one being depicted. That said, BRUCE LEE? You had to go pick on him? the man immortalized the statement, "BE A GLASS OF WATER, MY FRIEND." THE ONLY FIGHT HE LOST {WHICH HE WASN'T EVEN AWARE HE WAS IN.} KILLED HIM. BRUCE LEE, ONE OF THE TOP TEN OF HUMAN KIND, AND I DON'T KNOW WHO THE OTHER NINE ARE, BUT BRUCE LEE? TOP TEN SINCE MAN BECAME MAN. GO PICK ON SOMEONE YOUR OWN SIZE, AND YOU AIN'T A QUARTER AS TALL AS HE IS, QUENTIN! YOU'RE GOOD BUT NOT THAT GOOD.

[@steveacfield6131]

I thought his depiction of Bruce Lee was absolutely appalling. There is no excuse for that. And to think it was supposed to be worse!

[@pilot7350]

i like that he shows history as history and dosent sugar coat it for peoples feeling. ya ment to feel uncomfortable as that was probably the same feeling the original people felt to.

[@cheeseymccheese7249]

Now i want a $5 dollar milkshake

[@nevermind-he8ni]

His stylized use of music and knack for casting.

[@joemarshall4226]

The Bruce Lee scene in Tarantino's movie was HILARIOUS. It raised the film to another level. No one is making fun of Bruce. But they are making fun of his image to some degree, which is the highest compliment to any Hollywood star. Let's face it. Most of Bruce's films are silly, but fun. They are basically made for kids, and are just orgies of unrealistic violence. Bruce's athleticism and creativity in the fight scenes make them interesting, but he should not be above teasing, and if he were alive, he probably would have loved the scene....and then publicly challenged Brad to a fight.....LOL

[@Comrade_mommy]

I’ve thought for awhile that QT makes amazing movies but is pretty much a massive dck. I’m not huge into watching movies, I prefer to read (ik I’m a massive nerd) & after having a kid my free time was limited. But even when I’ve hated a QT movie, I also loved it. A great movie may make you feel ways you don’t want to feel, and push you to declare you’ll nvr watch again, but I have a massive appreciation for the skill that goes into eliciting such strong emotion. (Best example isnt a QT movie, but prob the movie that most effected me. Requiem for a dream. I watched that movie twice and each viewing left me wanting to slit my wrists. But it’s one of the most incredible movies I’ve ever seen. Tho fck Jared Leto.) I’ve watched a lot of QT movies but one of the ones I was most excited to see I’ve never watched. When D’Jango came out I needed to watch after I put my kid to bed, but I was suffering from being a parent of a young child while also being afflicted w/ ME/CFS. (So chronically fatigued in a way that’s impossible to explain.) Then it became one of my mom’s fav movies. Then she unexpectedly pretty much died in my arms, & im struggling with watching/listening/reading my mom’s fav books, movies, artists. Like I keep wanting to read her fav book in her honor, Zoe’s N Hurston’s “their eyes were watching god”, but I can’t bring myself to do it. I can’t hear a queen song without sinking into a funk (her fav band.) Eventually I’ll get around to those things, but it’s still to fresh. But I wish Jackie Brown got more shine. It’s such a good movie. Def isn’t as shocking to the senses as his other movies can be. (Omfg I love the Sam Jackson line “you killed my whyte grl.” It’s so perfect. Her death was so sudden and shocking and then SJ delivers that line and it’s like whiplash.) I have the feeling tho I’ll end up watching the QT’s movies I haven’t yet watched when my kid gets yo a maturity lvl to watch with me. Especially bc now all my free time without her around, is dedicated to playing her Switch. Ngl also my free time when she is around since she got a new gaming computer and is only playing the switch when friends are ovr. So basically all my free time is playing the switch.

[@NotThisShipSister1]

Okay wow interesting left me wanting more doubt your a big need tho Sorry to hear about your mom Hope things are going well for you The scene that hits hardest for me and still think about with chills once in awhile is when UT was in Puerto Rico or Guatemala or something and that man tells UT how he makes women "drool", so to speak. Now that scared me ..

[@the7thlegacy728]

12:42 I've never been credited as a culprit. Damn that Timothy.

[@freebird1ification]

tarantino is a legend i think i would be in a movie of his just for the adventure

[@jesseolson3142]

Bad time for movies like this. People are way to soft. In the 80s and 90 and before Tarantino would have been the best. I still think he is. And these actors make millions I dont wanna hear you were uncomfortable shut up and make the movie. Uncomfortable at work is doing a roof in 102 heat and not making millions

[@lindarock4128]

exactly poor babies

[@paulstjernberg2338]

What about the strangling scene in Inglorious Basterds?

[@sirstephen9825]

Almost as good as the strangling scene in Hitchcock's Frenzy.

[@jackhackett80]

Pretty sure those indoor shots were on a set I believe I heard Bob Richardson say so in an interview

[@preahko]

At no point during the notoriously "shocking" ear cutting scene in Reservoir Dogs do we ever see a knife touching flesh. Go ahead, rewatch it.

[@terencejay8845]

Similar to the shower scene in Psycho. Knife never strikes, it just looks that way.

[@360entertainment2]

That $5 milkshake is probably like $15 now!

[@mumm-ra.the.everliving]

Don't wanna be "that guy" but the voice of this narrator is ready to make me fall asleep...

[@ShamellAntone]

Bts be like that.... that's part of why i love filmmaking bc regardless to the ups or downs behind scenes; the final cut is all WE look forward to. 😃

[@garyreid6165]

If QT makes Django Y Zorro, I hope Antonio Banderas plays Zorro. It was said that Jaime Fox is interested but there was no word from Banderas. I enjoy QT movies. He is a dedicated student who mastered the form of filmmaking. I’m not saying that he was being politically incorrect or offensive. He was showing how real people talk. It is almost psychologically compelling because in theater, the rule for the actor/actress is not to act, but to react while in character. QT’s films have many influences and since he was a film school student he watched a variety of films in a variety of genres and languages. Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, John Carpenter and others did the same thing. Awkward and uncomfortable moments occur on the set of films, thus making the experience “challenging”. I had heard a story about the scene in Pulp Fiction when Marcellus Wallace yells, “You hear me talkin’, hillbilly boy? I ain’t through with you by a damned sight! I’m gonna git medieval on yo’ ass!” They looked at the possibility of Marcellus crying as he is saying that line. Thankfully, it remained as it was.

[@crashbangful]

those poor actors. 35 degrees! russel almost cried! sounds like hell.

[@uclajd]

Ha Tierney was a lunatic. I met him once in an emergency room I was working at. He came in late at night with a bleeding nose from some drunken incident. Wasn't exactly Mr Congeniality. 🤣

[@eclat4641]

Hmm uma … that is like “uma dela” (no worries) in espurar ( from D&D)

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Every step of the way

[@kurtdowney1489]

Great movie!

[@ascendantindigo271]

He almost cried ? Why ? Did he almost have to pay for that Guitar ?

[@bantalee2002]

The $5.00 milkshake scene,.man was that fuckin good.

[@JimmyDeLocke]

Tarantino is the Bruce Lee of directors. Really!

[@EyesDropBrowies]

Once upon a Time in Hollywood - everyone crying about Bruce Lee but nobody saying nothing about the Manson family 🤣 they didn't get beat up they got away with the murders not till later I don't see nobody complaining about that

[@eclat4641]

Pleasant alternate history lol

[@EyesDropBrowies]

@@eclat4641 plus Charles Manson was under mk ultra control... Search it up

[@eclat4641]

@@EyesDropBrowies 1 I know , 2 I just mean within movie not our real history

[@EyesDropBrowies]

@@eclat4641 1 nothing wrong with me 2 nothing wrong with me 3 nothing wrong with me 4 nothing wrong with me

[@eclat4641]

@@EyesDropBrowies 😂😂

[@jimcampbell632]

Bruce Lee's family thought his portrayal was a mockery? Well, yeah, that's why it was funny. Bruce Lee hits an old steel car so hard that it crushes the door, and he gets right back up--normal? No, but it fit that genre of film. All of Bruce Lee's films showed guys taking way too many hits and kicks to the head if they were a casted character and one hit if they were an extra. That was what he was spoofing. It's an imaginary alternative universe not a documentary. Do you think any of the characters in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures would fit their portrayal? SMH

[@burtonpierre417]

Russel almost cried with Laughter

[@SmugAmerican]

Crazy how the first martial artist to ever become popular in the USA, later died young and became a legend. People still believe he was the greatest fighter of all time, which is a really crazy coincidence. Too perfect to be true.

[@seancarolan2860]

Oh Harvey what a useful guy you were.

[@jordantaylor994]

My favorite director 🤷🏾

[@chaka23]

Do anyone remember Reservoir dogs being a black and white? For some reason I have a memory of it being black and white. and was Baffled when I seen it in color last year.

[@spankyharland9845]

quintin tarantino's movie- similar situation, similar actors, similar dialogue, similar action, similar music, similar violence, same formula, same actors, same swear words- it's like having the same coffee in a different mug . After a while it gets pretty predictable and kinda of old.

[@haraldpettersen3649]

That Quentin Tarantino made them EDIT: I did not recognize Uma Thurman when she and Travolta danced at the end 😮

[@jamestiscareno4387]

Do I have to be Mr. Pink ? Give me a different color. You're Mr. Pink, GOT IT ?!?

[@olegyefremov2583]

$5 shake doesn't seem that bad, but think about it. A pack of smokes (red apples) cost $1.4 in a movie - now cost about $7. Of course depends on where you are. So, about $35 milkshake. Did she really just ordered a $35 milkshake?!

[@miketyke9451]

Maybe learning to correctly pronounce the words on the script BEFORE recording would help make a better video.

[@nbt3663]

There is nothing better than a $5 milkshake!

[@mikeyarmstrong4136]

Yeah, I'm sure these actors were SO UNCOMFORTABLE, receiving the OBSCENE amounts of money they got paid, to "suffer" through such horrors of their spirit! Getting paid MILLIONS, to pretend, play, and goof around in front of a camera must be a living hell!

[@LaBrew]

YES! Totally agree. Must be so terrible for them.

[@NorthernKitty]

It's considerably harder work than you imagine - it's often grueling work and almost psychological torture for the more dramatic roles. Your assessment that it's "playing around" or "goofing around" isn't accurate at all. If it's so easy, how come you're not doing it?

[@mikeyarmstrong4136]

@@NorthernKitty Cuz my Mother or Father before me didn't do it!!! What a joke being an actor is!! Anyone who can't act good enough to be in the movies, must be a BRAIN DEAD IMBECILE!! Gimme a break!! Don't respond back to me YOU IDIOT!

[@dos3622]

@@NorthernKitty Hey... take it easy on little Mikey.

[@larryhatcher8927]

It's time for Kill Bill 3

[@UKGeezer]

But Bill's dead. His heart exploded.

[@georgevadakkel9363]

QT respects Bruce Lee!! shove it up where the sun doesn`t shine QT.

[@stevenedwards4470]

I think Jennifer Jason Leigh's reaction to that guitar getting broken is totally out of keeping with her character and the character's predicament. Why would she care? It's like Tarantino liked the idea of that story more than his movie. They could have used a cap pistol or a water gun in Jackie Brown rehearsal. That seems like a dumb story too. Why wouldn't they? It immediately springs to mind.

[@gundummies]

"Tarantino actors" sounds like actors owned by Tarantino. How 'bout actors that were in Tarantino's film instead? Just an insight and suggestion.

[@carloflorez8697]

Tarantino is definitely a different one. Pulp Fiction being his magnum Opus.

[@joemarshall4226]

The young Tarantino looks like tennis star Roger Federer.

[@MeezieMan]

WOOOOOWWWWWWW!!!

[@jukeboxzero0079]

Maybe you shouldn't let "working girls" that you dont even know stay at your crib, who BREAK the neck off your guitar...then when your BEST FRIEND comes home from work finds the priceless guitar BROKEN, flips the f*** out, obliterates whats remaining of the guitar, side kicks a 6 ft tall mirror and attempts to run said "working girl" AND her NUMEROUS "friends" out of YOUR HOUSE (while you're 3 1/2 hours away) only to be thrown in jail for "disturbing the peace". So without your BEST FRIEND in the picture, they can continue to pillage and plunder EVERYTHING and have a scapegoat already on deck...well incarcerated. But what do I know?!

[@jukeboxzero0079]

Im just a piece of s*** who NO ONE loves and respects (at time of incident).

[@NotThisShipSister1]

Where did all this come from? I wanna know

[@Kpictures_NYC]

He did in fact disrespect Bruce Lee. Just because he talked about him for over an hour or whatever with the actor who played him doesn’t erase the level of spit.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽

[@morganspector5161]

The fight with Pitt showed Tarantino's ignorance; Lee's real fighting style was Wing Chun, and that kicks in Wing Chun are all low. His famous high kicks were purely choreographed for pictures.That misrepresentation was a big reason Lee's family was unhappy with and highly critical of Tarantino.

[@mrjackelbox4418]

2:54 well he didn't mean too

[@scottleft3672]

Madson was typecast as a bad guy WAAAAY before this....Buckwheat.

[@stevenk6900]

Tarantino, always was an off-wall director/producer.

[@markuschelios6891]

Sad when you lose respect for a director you once admired.

[@peterbordenii1080]

Actors read the scripts and can choose to not partake in any movie, give me a fu*kin break with this bs.

[@ORLYNN]

the only one we all wanted to see is last

[@rickh9396]

The dance scene in Pulp Fiction was uncomfortable for Uma Thurman but Ving Rhames wasn't uncomfortable filming the rape scene?

[@mysticdavestarotmachinesho5093]

What the F? Why the loud obnoxious music? Can't watch at ALL

[@rodgerpiercearchitect]

…yea great (I’m guessing) but why would you wreck the work by getting Kurt Russell?

[@markrainford1219]

Wow these poor actors, they have to go through so much pain. 🥱

[@robo2901]

I don't think Tarantino would've ever intentionally jeopardized Uma Thurman. I think he just made a bad decision trying to get a good shot. He seems to love her.

[@sudharathjunejo5406]

Ok

[@jamesc7277]

Lawrence Tierney - pronounced ‘TEER-nee’ not ‘TURR-nee’.

[@ericfitzpatrick5319]

I bet they enjoyed those paychecks.

[@robertwhitten265]

Django Unchained is not a spaghetti western

[@Luvacanuck]

Um, why are you calling Madsen’s character “Mr. Blonde”? Is society seriously this ridiculous now? I’m so done.

[@invictusmaneo464]

Tak že Magdalena některý věci dělat nechtěla a vy jste ji k tomu stejně donutili mluví jak za ní, tak i za vás... Prostě košťata a jejich muppets ve svý nejubožejší podobě. Je mi jí líto. Ale sama si vybrala. Zničíte ji život... A ona vás sama nechá, protože je hloupá a naivní... Je mi jí vážně líto.

[@invictusmaneo464]

Smutný konec ...

[@lenanovotny]

Tarantino being a psychopath, it's no wonder actors struggled.

[@pooletranslation7581]

How the fuck is Django a "spaghetti Western"?

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5 dollars is just average price now.