Tarantino is such a good interview. I hope someone sits him down and goes over every single thought he's ever had. You know, speaking of this, I think someone having him go over all his pictures with commentary would be a great idea. They ought to do the commentaries right after the making and then ten yrs or so later, and lots of stories and behind the scenes covering the creative process etc in extended interviews, he's the best teacher we've got he knows what he's doing and he can explain it.
Yes great interview. Can you link me to your interview with him around Ingloruous Basterds time (that you reference at the start) Would love to listen:watch to that too.
Costner, or his minimum wage earning 'reader' turned me down too, he had to do that Robin Hood picture. If he actually turned Tarantino down he needs his freakin' head examined. Costner hasn't shown the greatest wisdom in his choices. I assume someone in his position commissions projects and has them designed as a vehicle for his 'talent'. Too bad 'cos' he's got something there, we're just not getting it 'cos' maybe he's not getting it. hey what do I know? move along.
Whenever Quentin does interviews with this guy, it allows Quentin to go into 200% geek mode. I love it.
Exactly lol 😆 its 2 nerds in every chat they've had 🤣
Tarantino is such a good interview. I hope someone sits him down and goes over every single thought he's ever had. You know, speaking of this, I think someone having him go over all his pictures with commentary would be a great idea. They ought to do the commentaries right after the making and then ten yrs or so later, and lots of stories and behind the scenes covering the creative process etc in extended interviews, he's the best teacher we've got he knows what he's doing and he can explain it.
this is a great interview
What came into my mind was beer :P (and I don't even drink it often, but the scene where Schultz fills the glasses, made me so thirsty xD)
I love you, Tarantino.
loved it. thanks for posting!
Yes great interview. Can you link me to your interview with him around Ingloruous Basterds time (that you reference at the start) Would love to listen:watch to that too.
quentin tarantino is a smart man
With a cigarette holder in his mouth, Django does a very Franklin D. Roosevelt toothy sorta grin at a very key moment.
Without spoiling anything, I believe he's referring to Django's reaction to the very last death scene.
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QT Is A True Master.
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I've seen the film but don't know what he means by 'funky FDR'. Little help?
Tarantino looks like Gene Hackman in that photo
Haha, funky FDR smile, exactly!
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Too bad no video
but that girl in the gray sweater tho...
Costner, or his minimum wage earning 'reader' turned me down too, he had to do that Robin Hood picture. If he actually turned Tarantino down he needs his freakin' head examined. Costner hasn't shown the greatest wisdom in his choices. I assume someone in his position commissions projects and has them designed as a vehicle for his 'talent'. Too bad 'cos' he's got something there, we're just not getting it 'cos' maybe he's not getting it. hey what do I know? move along.
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