Respect to Tarantino. He showed up to Russia to promote his movie even though he didn't need to - it's a small market. Interviewer respects him and seeks to engage him creatively, as a filmmaker, not as a celebrity. Nice to see.
@@TORAHQUEST Regardless, it's not a very big box office market. Will probably end up doing about 15 million. England, Germany, France, Italy etc.. will do much more.
...yeah cause the ending does not land unless you know that Sharon Tate was brutally murdered. If you dont know this than the ending just seems like overkill.
Manuel Mitterlehner Yeah. I thought it was common knowledge here but my mother had never heard of this and at the end when I saw Charles Manson in the credits she goes “He was in this movie?” And I went “Yeah the guy that waved to Brad Pitt.” Then I had to explain everything with Sharon Tate.
@@eliagard3437 Yeah a year or 2 ago I watched a series on Netflix called 'Aquarius' which is all about the Mansons and the late 60's, great series and it definitely prepared me for this film better than anything else I could think of.
Tarantino looks like if Federer had Parkinsons and Down-syndrome simultaneously while attempting to commit suicide in the bath-tub - my favoruite director nevertheless
I think Quentin realises very early on that the interviewer is a serious guy and not the usual "show biz" idiot. Very good interview, I love it. And the movie is genius, without a doubt.
I didn't know the Manson murders story and I would definitely recommend you research as it made no sense to me. I've since researched and then watched it again and made for a much better experience. The first time I was confused the whole time
ForzaTerra89 I know everything about the Manson murders cause I got into researching that whole thing for awhile but while watching this movie I thought about that too- like people, or especially younger people, who don’t know the story would be confused. It helps knowing the story.
Max Dembo i was just confused the whole time; especially about Margot Robbie. I didn’t know she was supposed to get killed, I was more just wondering what she even did in the movie or what the point or story was. Especially in the movie theatre as I knew it wasn’t her on the screen so I was like, is she lying? Is she pretending to be someone famous? The Manson family also greatly confused me and what they were doing Now it makes sense but yeah. It just made for a very confusing experience
ForzaTerra89 Yeah, I totally get that. Also knowing the true story made it exciting because since I knew the truth of what happened it kept me wondering/anticipating the whole time what Quentin was going to do with it. I knew he was going change it but didn’t know how. Then the ending kind of means something cause it’s like he rewrote history and Sharon Tate got to live which is kind of sweet since the truth is very sad. I guess Quentin just expected people to know or look up the story ahead of time but I can see how you and others would be super confused.
My mom would listen to the radio the same way. One channel all the time . I do remember and kinda miss actual DJ’s intro songs . And talking into the beginning on the song . It was a different time .
I still get that from time to time in my stations here in my country. They talk usually more into the end of it sometimes but y’know that’s kind of nice. Gets you all excited and ready for the song.
@@iarland9693 ok so, how about he do 2 more movies kill bill 3 that still counts as "1 kill bill movie" and his 10th movie an original horror movie. that would be awesome!
Tarantino should of written a small line or scene for himself playing Hugh Hefner at the Playboy Mansion... they have similiar facial structure... it would of been a good place to put himself in a little cameo role
@Nathan Lucero It was one of the questions the interviewer asked him in this video... why he didn't have a cameo in this movie... he doesn't appear on screen in this one in any capacity, but his voice is the one that says "Bounty Law!!!" in the beginning... he also didn't appear in Hateful Eight, but again was the voice over narrator that says "Someone poisoned the coffee" Tarantino essentially said in the interview he's at point where he's not interested in seeing himself on screen anymore
15:00, re: pass on the role in Django, as I remember correctly it was Kevin Costner, for the part of real baddy - Ace Woody (if I remember correctly the name). And this character was removed from the final story, Q refused to recast. Correct me if I'm wrong on this one.
I fucking knew it, me and Quinton are totally soulmates! 😂 Paul Revere is exactly what I had in mind with that question! 💯 but in particular, "Mr. Sun Mr. Moon"
It was Will Smith. He was up for Django and said he liked the movie but “script was not his cup of tea.” He also mentioned like he didn’t think Django was the lead ...or a big enough part?! I’m glad he didn’t take it Jamie was awesome!
yep look up about something about the time...at least about Manson family. I live in Europe and people here don't have much global knowledge about Manson....not even talking about young people...they know fuck all.... I was so angered in end titles when I heard "it didn't have a real story" "That Polanski guy was Polak guy right?" "nice killing...but overall there wasn't much...and how he throw that asian guy into car lol" Holy shit how can be young people so ignorant to popculture and history that formed their fucking world I won't ever understand. Every generation knew about idols of generation before them....even more about this century when in last 80 years everything in world changed so quick and drasticaly. Every generation cared. Todays generation lives in most boring, fake, superficial and emotion empty times. And they don't care a bit about this colourful times before... THUS can't even enjoy Tarantino's awesome movie...which is THE fucking disgrace of their existence :)
Blender Dumbass yes yes let’s criticize a Russian speaking interviewer who speaks quite well and clear in English. And it shouldn’t be creengy (no such word)but cringey.
Much as I hate to critique anything about QT movies. The song that played during the Playboy mansion season: where the heck did that come from? (Son of a Lovin' Man). I lived during the 60s & that song is very obscure & in fact I don't even remember hearing it before. It's not even a very good song. Why didn't QT pick a more evocative rock song from 1969?
Kathleen Noehren To be honest, that kind of bugged me throughout the movie too. I like Tarantino’s sense of bringing out more obscure music but to me, he seemed too obsessed on getting Paul Revere and the Raiders out a lot. He should’ve gotten The Doors’ “Strange Days” or The Stooges’ “1969”. There’s nothing wrong with having a more known band every now and then. Or even Donovan’s “Hurdy Gurdy Man”.
So true! Many hippies liked to play “b sides” as they called them. People were very anti mainstream sure they played the hits but white labels, b sides, and songs being big in scenes and not around the world was a real thing back then. He learned this a lot when he researched this thoroughly. I heard this in a podcast recently
@@greeneyedspick Interesting info. I am not opposed to B sides at all & agree many times they were some good songs, but I didn't think that was one of them. The Buchanan Brothers? Really obscure mediocre top 40 group. Just can't see it when there were albums like Led Zeppelin, RS: Let it Bleed, Abbey Rd, CCR Green River, CSNY to choose from.
Nino Bless anti mainstream? In 1969? You do realize psychedelic or “underground” music had been in its highest peak in mainstream by then right? Looks like you didn’t do your research yourself either.
More known songs are expensive don’t forget that too. He’s bringing out stuff from his childhood but even if he wanted those he couldn’t get a larger collection of good perhaps more obscure songs. Brad and Leo and everybody didn’t receive as much as they do for a regular movie they’d do y’know? Tarantino isn’t making a Disney blockbuster. Besides now these songs are well known because of the movie and I’m quite interested into seeing the catalogue of those singers and bands!
I think this movie was amazing, absolutely (( AMAZING )). The audience when I saw it was on its feet, the final 20 minutes had the movie audience completely yelling, clapping and almost losing their minds.."including me!
Apparently you have to go to russia to get proper questions asked.
I reject your hypothesis
@@KV-cq2wf HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA OMGG
You just have to go outside the US and you'll be fine
@@KV-cq2wf This. Greatness. But why didn't you word it in more lines?🐴
Gimme a freakin break
Quentin Tarantino is actually such an interesting person and the interviewer asks really good questions.
Congratulations on becoming a father Quentin! You’re going to be great parents! ❤️
His daughter will be like Trudi in the movie
pilotstyle123 or son?
Respect to Tarantino. He showed up to Russia to promote his movie even though he didn't need to - it's a small market. Interviewer respects him and seeks to engage him creatively, as a filmmaker, not as a celebrity. Nice to see.
funny you said that Russia is a "small market". By the way, Russian population 144 millions
@@TORAHQUEST Regardless, it's not a very big box office market. Will probably end up doing about 15 million. England, Germany, France, Italy etc.. will do much more.
@@PerryCuda he visited Poland as well, for example, during this promo tour. I suppose we can't compare box office in Russia to Poland.
@@thereisnobody1 кто ещё мать-Россию защитит? Мы всегда рядом))))
9th movie is a masterpiece
Thank you Tarantino for all the work you've done. Please keep it up, you're one of a kind and my favourite director of all time.
Love your work, Quentin. Hateful 8 is such an underrated film. Please resurrect Richie Gecko!
Good interview. I like the interviewer, and normally I don't. This guy was cool.
Quentin is such a great storyteller. Even in his interviews.
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...yeah cause the ending does not land unless you know that Sharon Tate was brutally murdered. If you dont know this than the ending just seems like overkill.
RED SHIRTS That's why no one seems to get the movie here in Europe. Thank god I informed myself before watching it.
Manuel Mitterlehner
Yeah. I thought it was common knowledge here but my mother had never heard of this and at the end when I saw Charles Manson in the credits she goes “He was in this movie?” And I went “Yeah the guy that waved to Brad Pitt.” Then I had to explain everything with Sharon Tate.
@@eliagard3437 Yeah a year or 2 ago I watched a series on Netflix called 'Aquarius' which is all about the Mansons and the late 60's, great series and it definitely prepared me for this film better than anything else I could think of.
One of the best interviews with mr Tarantino I’ve seen so far. Good job!
M.
Tarantino looks like if Federer had Parkinsons and Down-syndrome simultaneously while attempting to commit suicide in the bath-tub - my favoruite director nevertheless
10/10 highly accurate description
@@psteeg3551 thx pal 💪😎 SALUTE!
His head looks too big for his features...but he's got a lot of stuff up in there...so that make sense. Like a mad scientist kind of look!
I think Quentin realises very early on that the interviewer is a serious guy and not the usual "show biz" idiot. Very good interview, I love it. And the movie is genius, without a doubt.
In Soviet Russia, Sharon Tate kills the Mansons
I didn't know the Manson murders story and I would definitely recommend you research as it made no sense to me. I've since researched and then watched it again and made for a much better experience. The first time I was confused the whole time
ForzaTerra89 I know everything about the Manson murders cause I got into researching that whole thing for awhile but while watching this movie I thought about that too- like people, or especially younger people, who don’t know the story would be confused. It helps knowing the story.
Max Dembo i was just confused the whole time; especially about Margot Robbie. I didn’t know she was supposed to get killed, I was more just wondering what she even did in the movie or what the point or story was. Especially in the movie theatre as I knew it wasn’t her on the screen so I was like, is she lying? Is she pretending to be someone famous? The Manson family also greatly confused me and what they were doing
Now it makes sense but yeah. It just made for a very confusing experience
ForzaTerra89 Yeah, I totally get that. Also knowing the true story made it exciting because since I knew the truth of what happened it kept me wondering/anticipating the whole time what Quentin was going to do with it. I knew he was going change it but didn’t know how. Then the ending kind of means something cause it’s like he rewrote history and Sharon Tate got to live which is kind of sweet since the truth is very sad. I guess Quentin just expected people to know or look up the story ahead of time but I can see how you and others would be super confused.
His shirt dope af tho
It's astounding how this guy goes out and sells his movies, considering he is by far the most influential director of our times
Nice interview
Great interviewer
My mom would listen to the radio the same way. One channel all the time . I do remember and kinda miss actual DJ’s intro songs . And talking into the beginning on the song . It was a different time .
I still get that from time to time in my stations here in my country. They talk usually more into the end of it sometimes but y’know that’s kind of nice. Gets you all excited and ready for the song.
That was actually quite enjoyable!
At 13:44 I can't get over how loud and quick tarantino's laugh is before making the straightest face ever lol
Really good interview, and really good and well knowledgeable interviewer.
Great interview
ahhhhh no kill bill 3.. i hope he do something original!
Yeah, but whatever he brings I will be down for it.
Do you expect him to be cliche?
@@NoForGayJesus no, but his cliches that are awesome too the ^Tarantino style^
I kinda think it would be the perfect trilogy and the perfect ending to his film career. Imagine a world with a Tarantino trilogy!
@@iarland9693 ok so, how about he do 2 more movies kill bill 3 that still counts as "1 kill bill movie" and his 10th movie an original horror movie. that would be awesome!
Good interview with almost different questions, rather than the usual boring questions
Great! Thanks for sharing / editing music into video.
QT loves his press junkets.
that was great seeing him do the Bounty Law voice-over!
Great interview. Kill Bill 3 please
Why? Bill's dead.
@@BarronChannel Nikki deserves her revenge every bit as much as The Bride deserved it
If he only does one more movie i rather see something new.
The little girl that watched her mother die at the hands of the bride, could have her revenge. It would be epic!
more like, kill the bride
My favorite is also "Bring a little lovin".
I realy realy love that song
Tarantino should of written a small line or scene for himself playing Hugh Hefner at the Playboy Mansion... they have similiar facial structure... it would of been a good place to put himself in a little cameo role
You're right! They do have a similar facial structure.
@Nathan Lucero It was one of the questions the interviewer asked him in this video... why he didn't have a cameo in this movie...
he doesn't appear on screen in this one in any capacity, but his voice is the one that says "Bounty Law!!!" in the beginning...
he also didn't appear in Hateful Eight, but again was the voice over narrator that says "Someone poisoned the coffee"
Tarantino essentially said in the interview he's at point where he's not interested in seeing himself on screen anymore
I think M. Night Shymalan cameod as Heff but it ended up on the cutting room floor.
i love how humbly the interviewer grovels
Interviewer did very well.
Love ever single tarantino film.. sad only one film to go..
Very good
That shirt though
😎
Putin is so awful to the people but occasionally he will do something ok like let people watch Once Upon a time in hollywood
15:00, re: pass on the role in Django, as I remember correctly it was Kevin Costner, for the part of real baddy - Ace Woody (if I remember correctly the name). And this character was removed from the final story, Q refused to recast. Correct me if I'm wrong on this one.
Roman Sidenko I do remember Kevin Costner was supposed to be in that movie
It's not Kevin Costner. The actor in question is a former TV star who does guest spots in TV now, who asked for a big salary. Costner is a movie star.
@@johnorange1970 yeah, this part doesn't fit lol. Although I think his biggest movies were in 1990s. Looks like that Kev was never really a tv guy.
Great interview
For some reason I'm thinking Tom Selleck is the guy who asked for too much money. Anyone know for sure?
Adrien Zmed
Okay .Good luck:))
Excellent interview
Brin a lil Wiine!
Будут ли субтитры на русском?
Don Maroni да, сделаем! Или можно то же самое посмотреть с переводом вот тут:
ok.ru/video/1848738651725
lovin' lol
Do Kill Bill 3 as a novel or TV show! Imagine a 70s Kung Fu style TV show. That would be great!
On the wall,I like how it says Quentin Tarantino in Russian(Cyrillic letters).
Great no “PC” questions 👌
Is Quentin getting younger?
I fucking knew it, me and Quinton are totally soulmates! 😂 Paul Revere is exactly what I had in mind with that question! 💯 but in particular, "Mr. Sun Mr. Moon"
Первый вопрос самый в точку, нужно почитать в Википедии хотя бы, там очень много построено на ожидании события
STAR TREK???
Really good interview! Such a classy interviewer too. 👍
Quentin is beginning to develop a speech impediment or lisp. Possibly from dental work.
An authentic artist into his stuff and a polite interviewer who does not disturb the trains of thought.
New star trek or Kill Bill 3? Of course I will choose Kill Bill 3! Please!
In Russia you dont' get interviews, interviews get you.
Пх
Ъ он р
Tarantino's shirt
Like the shirt a lot, can’t figure out the brand of
15:32 WE DONT KNOW WHO THIS GAY, AHHAHAAH
7:00
Quentin is Awesome!!!
What actor is he talking about who asked for too much money? Any educated guesses?
Dan Everitt i really want to know...I’m thinking maybe Tom selleck lol
It was Will Smith. He was up for Django and said he liked the movie but “script was not his cup of tea.” He also mentioned like he didn’t think Django was the lead ...or a big enough part?!
I’m glad he didn’t take it Jamie was awesome!
Kill Bill 3 Oh GOD PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yep look up about something about the time...at least about Manson family.
I live in Europe and people here don't have much global knowledge about Manson....not even talking about young people...they know fuck all....
I was so angered in end titles when I heard "it didn't have a real story" "That Polanski guy was Polak guy right?" "nice killing...but overall there wasn't much...and how he throw that asian guy into car lol"
Holy shit how can be young people so ignorant to popculture and history that formed their fucking world I won't ever understand.
Every generation knew about idols of generation before them....even more about this century when in last 80 years everything in world changed so quick and drasticaly.
Every generation cared.
Todays generation lives in most boring, fake, superficial and emotion empty times. And they don't care a bit about this colourful times before...
THUS
can't even enjoy Tarantino's awesome movie...which is THE fucking disgrace of their existence :)
When did dicaprio and tarantino work before this movie?
Django Unchainned
Not to sound too mean, but don't embarrass yourself! Do the research!
@@daryayarmolenka1767 Ohhh I take it you are not familiar with the exquisite art of trolling.
Coming from a Russian specking country and learning very hard to get rid of the accent it's extremely creengy to watch this russian guy talk
Blender Dumbass yes yes let’s criticize a Russian speaking interviewer who speaks quite well and clear in English. And it shouldn’t be creengy (no such word)but cringey.
Much as I hate to critique anything about QT movies. The song that played during the Playboy mansion season: where the heck did that come from? (Son of a Lovin' Man). I lived during the 60s & that song is very obscure & in fact I don't even remember hearing it before. It's not even a very good song. Why didn't QT pick a more evocative rock song from 1969?
Kathleen Noehren To be honest, that kind of bugged me throughout the movie too. I like Tarantino’s sense of bringing out more obscure music but to me, he seemed too obsessed on getting Paul Revere and the Raiders out a lot. He should’ve gotten The Doors’ “Strange Days” or The Stooges’ “1969”. There’s nothing wrong with having a more known band every now and then.
Or even Donovan’s “Hurdy Gurdy Man”.
So true! Many hippies liked to play “b sides” as they called them. People were very anti mainstream sure they played the hits but white labels, b sides, and songs being big in scenes and not around the world was a real thing back then. He learned this a lot when he researched this thoroughly. I heard this in a podcast recently
@@greeneyedspick Interesting info. I am not opposed to B sides at all & agree many times they were some good songs, but I didn't think that was one of them. The Buchanan Brothers? Really obscure mediocre top 40 group. Just can't see it when there were albums like Led Zeppelin, RS: Let it Bleed, Abbey Rd, CCR Green River, CSNY to choose from.
Nino Bless anti mainstream? In 1969? You do realize psychedelic or “underground” music had been in its highest peak in mainstream by then right? Looks like you didn’t do your research yourself either.
More known songs are expensive don’t forget that too. He’s bringing out stuff from his childhood but even if he wanted those he couldn’t get a larger collection of good perhaps more obscure songs. Brad and Leo and everybody didn’t receive as much as they do for a regular movie they’d do y’know? Tarantino isn’t making a Disney blockbuster. Besides now these songs are well known because of the movie and I’m quite interested into seeing the catalogue of those singers and bands!
Shame on him for his pisspoor treatment of Bruce lee. Fan of his, but that was disrespectful and utterly unnecessary.
The most boring movie ever made
-an uncultured swine
The movie was slow and boring. Tarantino just stop now No 10th movie Please !!!!!!👎
That's just your opinion
Of course but resvoir,pulp,jackie,basterds and django where Great !
@@winstonsmith9806 this movie is also great.
I think this movie was amazing, absolutely (( AMAZING )). The audience when I saw it was on its feet, the final 20 minutes had the movie audience completely yelling, clapping and almost losing their minds.."including me!
@@caroleehubbard8380 yelling? Sounds frustrating
Brad kills the 3 Manson killers in the house of Rick ..Thats it???
👎👎👎👎👎 do not see this boring , vehicle of ...??
Well, based on your brilliant review, I guess I should skip it.
Great interview.
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