THE HATEFUL EIGHT Cast Interviews - Quentin Tarantino, Channing Tatum, Samuel L. Jackson
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- The Hateful Eight press conference cast interviews with Quentin Tarantino, Channing Tatum, Kurt Russell, Samuel L. Jackson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Walton Goggins, Tim Roth, Bruce Dern, Michael Madsen & Demian Bichir.
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While racing toward the town of Red Rock in post-Civil War Wyoming, bounty hunter John "The Hangman" Ruth (Kurt Russell) and his fugitive prisoner (Jennifer Jason Leigh) encounter another bounty hunter (Samuel L. Jackson) and a man who claims to be a sheriff. Hoping to find shelter from a blizzard, the group travels to a stagecoach stopover located on a mountain pass. Greeted there by four strangers, the eight travelers soon learn that they may not make it to their destination after all. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Tim Roth is one of the most underrated actors ever
exactly!
I loved his role in " legend of 1900 " . he playes a pianoplayer :) love the Movie .
Who is in hateful 8?
@@gleidson105 Some black men, some white boys, an Aussie and some racists.
@A H please get help soon
I could watch a origin movie for every character in this movie. My favorite is Senor` bob.
+pyroblast3000 Bob, Oswaldo Mobray, and Chris Mannix were my favourite three of the eight from the film. I just loved their monologues and accents.
+pyroblast3000 Mine would have to be Joe Gage. Chris Mannix fascinated me, too.
Julian loza Despite him having the shortest name, he had the most awesome attitude and accent. lol
+pyroblast3000 You are right, mi negro amigo!
+pyroblast3000 Gracias , señor .
I like how they stuck up for Jennifer to let her finish her story.
BJT005 so fricking wholesum
Best character in the movie
Just for the Interview erveryone is in the own World
"what are your thoughts on political correctness?" quentin: "ehhhhmm........I don't.......think....about it.......at all" lol
that is exactly why I respect Quentin tarantino as a director. he completes his artistic vision without worrying what anyone will say. he keeps true to himself with ought being scared if he is politically correct or not.
+Jim Knopf We don't have 'political correctness' in Australia. Thank heavens!
You should become the Hateful Nine!
is GTA-V not banned in Australia?
Sam was very amused when that question was asked
Press conferences are usually so boring, but these guys have such great chemistry that they made it hilarious and fun.
walton goggins also did an pretty amazing job too
BUTCANYOUPROVEITCABRON?!
lol that part was awesome
+Mynameis nataS
Well cut my legs off and call me shorty!! Well I'll be double-dog damned!
Thomas Schmidt "You calling' me a liar?"
He and Samuel were amazing. (Kurt also of course, just not stayed long enough)
totally agree! The way he speaks, his accent, his faces...what a talent! The Quentin Tarantino movies are pure gold !
It's probably bad to be Michael Madsen's son.
Imagine his voice in the morning " Wake up "
😂😂😂😂
Luis Gustavo Schuh Bocatios “Wakey wakey eggs and bakey”
👻
YOU NEED 2 PIECES OF WOOD GOD DAMMIT
He looks like the kind of dad that punches ur door three times and shouts “get your ass out the bed” at 4:30 am.
Walton Goggins deserves an Oscar.
Raj Pillai hmsaw this film again recently and his performance was just unreal !!!
Raj Pillai he's gonna get that Oscar just like he got that lab
No
I like how Samuel L Jackson had Jennifer Leighs back at 10:51. She didn't get to finish answering the question, because the subject got changed with laughter. He didn't have to do that at all. And the guy who asked the question was the one who tried to change the subject. So Sam cut him off to let her finish answering the guys own question, Maybe I'm looking to far into it. But Respect Mr Jackson. You just got alot cooler in my book and I didn't even know that was even possible👍
Nope. You’re on point.
@@LTootex
@@PaulinaBarrientospabjojoto
Am I the only one that thinks a Tarantino movie set during the Prohibition era with the Mafia and the Speakeasies would be freaking amazing??
I don't know, but I wouldn't want that to be his final film
George Doty-Williams To be fair, is there any film that would be satisfying to be his last? His tenth is going to be weird that it’s over.
He'll be going up against Scorcese then. I don't think he wants that smoke.
Sedrich McCollum he could take that smoke
I was thinking of a movie set in the 1990's about the abuses of the Movie Studio system and those that ran it, would be.... facinating
tarrantino is probably the only only director in history who is the star of his movies.....and he's not even in them.
And he narrated in hateful eight
Wrong! Kubrick Scorsese Spielberg even James Cameron have all earned superstar director status and invented the model long before Tarantino. Tho he is good... Don't get beside yourself
The same could be said about Alfred Hitchcock and, to a lesser extent, John Ford.
@IamBrix In from dusk till dawn he has a whole role in the movie, the movie is not written by him but he directed it. He is truly awesome in it aswell.
He also is in Pulp Fiction in more than a cameo role.
I love how in every interview with Tarantino's cast, they all appear like they just had the best time of their life
I bet its a tricky situation, paying a group of people to do a close and intimate project in a single area for such a ling period of time, thier life work and livelyhood under a microscope
Kurt Russell is an unsung legend of cinema......
Boggit67 it’s because he’s not a liberal. That’s the only reason.
@@Smeaton117 Try 70’s Disney movies as Dexter Riley
videoplusdvd 60s The computer that wore tennis shoes.
@@videoplusdvd
Try the 60' in tv shows like Lost In Space.
@@markhayes5405 Lost in space was only one episode. If you go back further he was the titular character in the 1963-64 series “The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters”.
Not a huge fan of Channing however he really seemed like he was giving it his all in this so all credit to him he was great
+J Dawg He is pretty good in the Jump Street movies
+J Dawg A few months ago I wasn't either but fair play to the guy, his 2 most recent films were directed by the Coen brothers and Tarantino.
walton goggins did an awesome job in this movie... im glad this actor is getting some recognition
My all time favorite Tarantino character
I miss OB :'(
+MokiSenpai Only good guy in that cabin
"Joe Gage volunteered to take the body out back... Straws were drawn to see who'd help him... O.B. lost..."
+MokiSenpai Besides Daisy, he was my fav xD
Sup
Probably the only good guy there.
(0:46) Kurt Russell still still a traditional gentleman pulling the seat out for Jennifer and pushing it back when she sits down. Now there’s something you truly do not see much anymore.
i just saw the H8ful Eight and it was another great Tarantino film. He's one of the greatest writers and directors of our time. Great casting, dialogue and screenplay. And this was a really good panel.
it's a masterpiece
+Orlando Calder Tarantino is one of the most overrated directors of all time.....I actually realy like the movie, it has great suspense and tension, it's a good movie overall but at the end it has absolutely no substance to it. It tells a story that has no message.
tatum got shot almost instantly. and showed up maybe 5 mins tops at the end.
+Midnite Reveries what do you mean no message
Midnite Reveries It's a story, why does it require a message? Do you only like stories with profound messages? He makes stories for the sake of telling them. You're just another naysayer who finds some random "flaw" to discredit someone's work.
I give this interview 2 boards nailed to a door..ONE JUST WONT HOLD IT!!
Corny
That door is a whore!
Kick... KICK it open!
"That door's a whore!"
2 pieces of wood
Hateful Eight is Quentin's best film. To Dern's comment, an opera, in terms of how epic it is. He's said himself it may be his favourite of his own scripts. In time it'll be hailed as his best work.
MC WhiteGuilt pretty much everything by morricone is amazing
I wouldn’t say best but one of the best
It’s 2nd or 3rd favourite
not even top 5..... was ok tho
10:51 "She wadn't finished (mutherfucka)!"
Bruce Dern's performance was phenomenal. Really brought his character to life.
Michael Madsens voice scares the shit out of me. :p :D
+Schmidteren I fucking know. Comes out of no where like Satan or something.
Haha yep. That's what smoking for decades does to you!
+Schmidteren
He would make a good Batman, at least an animated version anyway lol
***** I was thinking more of an occult villain or demon. Or even something like Clayface!
Samuel L Jackson is a legend.
Hateful Eight is definitely Tarantino's most underrated movie . Of course Pulp Fiction & Reservoir dogs are 1 and 2 , but I would put Hateful Eight somewhere in my top 5 . Shot beautifully , All-star cast , and the dialogue is so good. That scene with Samuel L. Jackson telling General Smithers how he killed his son was classic Tarantino dialogue , and Walton Goggins as Sheriff Chris Madix was hilarious. Movie had comedy , action , drama , and mystery , so idk why it's in the bottom half of a lot people's favorite Tarantino films ?
inglourious basterds is 1 dude
Nostalgia keeps Reservoir Dogs & Pulp Fiction at the top of the list. Not to knock those 2, but he seems to produce better & better products as time goes on.
@@leonskum7705 , I'd definitely agree with "Reservoir Dogs". Not a Tarantino film I can watch ton of times , but Pulp Fiction idk how many times I've seen that film. One of favorite ever in my opinion. But I definitely get what ur saying. It's like no matter what Tarantino makes , those will always be at the top
For me it’s top 2 with pulp fiction being the top 1
Laughed so hard when Kurt said We have something to announce. 😂😂
I would rather watch this press than star wars and many other movies.
+Updiwasa yeah you should watch both films
+Adam Lester it sucked
I wish this lasted like 5 hours, they're all enjoying each other's company so much! Watch the interview with Quentin and Rodriguez for Grindhouse, its a similar vibe, its longer and also hilarious :)
+Adam Lester I am not saying Hateful Eight was great, I think it is Tarantino's worst so far, but let's just say that compared to Force Awakens it was a bloody masterpiece.
His worst, seriously. Have you seen "Death Proof" he was on some shit when he did that. As for "The Force Awakens" f you dude.The movie was f-ing solid. Sure it had a few flaws and was a bit too similar to a new hope but that was quality cinema and a genuine effort on their part. It serves as a pretty freaking sweet reintroduction to the universe and leaves you wanting more.
Jennifer Jason Leigh is just just drop dead gorgeous man!!
Seriously, fuck this political correctness bullshit. In particular in the world of art and entertainment. The more this social critic gets power the less creative our artists can be. This is why I love Tarantino films, because they're unapologetic and tell a story without the hindrance of being forced to be "softer" just to be "socially correct" Scorsese and Tarantino are both one of the few real writers and film makers for adults these days.
+chris s Sure you could, try harder!
I don't think political correctness applies to any form of art. It is meant for formal debates and the justice system. Having said so, this movie was quite politically correct.
Well I disagree that movies should be completely free from political correctness, especially the use of racial stereotypes in Hollywood specifically. I mean any story you tell has an influence on the viewers that watch, and in someway it is a responsibility. Having that said I don't think Tarantino is politically incorrect in his movies. Yeah he uses the word n*gger in almost every movie but they are in clear context with the character he's created. Tarantino doesn't support racial stereotypes plus many of his complex and intelligent characters have often been black or even Asian. Tarantino is so passionate about his films and it often bleeds into such "unapologetic" and "raw" characters; but when Hollywood portrays racial characters in order to utilize or sustain a certain stigma, yeah I'm going to disagree with that
+Namu Kim Ha, just what I was going to say. I would argue that Tarantino is always PC. His movies always cheers on the underdog, and never is there injustice without reason. Politically incorrect would be casting a token colored/female character that dies first, or has no lines, or is a stereotype. Tarantino respects people, and would never do that.
How does one critique social ineptitude concerning taboo subjects without explicit depiction of said behavior?
Bruce: I couldn't sit through a fucking opera LOL! (15:40)
+Siearra Bella Walton Goggins' face. What's his deal?
+bo31411: I'm not sure. Walton Goggins always looks crazy to me lol but I sure do love his acting.
Clearly he disagrees haha
Love the ending scene when SLJ says,"that was a good dance." JJL was hanged and kicking her boots, and it was eerie, satisfying, and funny at the same time.
Watching them all interact together is pretty great!
when at 3:50 Quentin started explaining about foreground and background characters I remember the poisoned coffee scene where Mexican Bob had a glance at Joe Gage to signal that the plan worked
Michael Madsen's voice sounds like Batman
Roy Golan get the fuck out of here with that nerd shirt. Madsens voice is sexy as fuck. Superheroes are not
He does an animated Batman
If Madsen was batman I would watch it.
Sounds like a carton of cigarettes
"...I'm Mr. Blond!"
Tim Roth's performance in this is understated. I don't know if many Americans picked up on his exaggerated posh accent but he's tried hard to make it completely over the top and cynical for dramatic effect. And he gets to deliver the funniest line in the film: "The n******** in the stable has a letter from Abraham Lincoln?!" It's all in the delivery. A sublime performance.
He's so amazing
Just saw the film, no spoilers but SEE IT IN 70MM!
+Sean Gallagher my projector was a little screwed up :( be wary of where you see it i guess
+Sean Gallagher yeh only see it in theatres that are normally 70 mm...my screening of it sucked ass
+H Allan Odeon Leicester Square.
Impeccably presented.
Pure magic.
+ryansnot Glad to hear! Was the bottom of the screen around the middle a bit distorted and out of focus? That was the issue I saw, I assume it was my projector.
+H Allan My cinema was converted to 70mm projection, and the film looked pristine. Think the managers just took the time to instruct their employees on proper film projection.
"I ain't got no guuuuun."
🤣
Overall good conference , the last question was painfully awkward for Tarantino . That's why we love his movies though , because of the lack of Political Correctness and they have a real life feel to them .
OB is da real MVP
Jason Lim He's worth 10 Joe Gage's.
John Ruth sort of kinda trusts him.
*throws up blood violently*
You know a movie and the direction it took is amazing when basically every actor in the movie was the best actor on screen in their own way. Every character is memorable and the fact the whole movie takes place in either a stage coach or Minnie's makes it easier to focus and appreciate everyone on screen.
crazy that Walton Goggins wasn't nominated for any award!
chris mannix speaking normally blows my mind
I was confused too lol. Such a great actor.
I'll be double dog dam.
Gande Madridista well cut my legs off and call me shorty.
Loved this movie. So good.
The characters were all so interesting and all around cool in Hateful, that I wish we could see more of their backstory and see what happened and lead up to them all arriving at the Haberdashery. This movie was badass and another classic, typical Tarantino brilliance.
11:36, had me dying. I love the energy amongst this ensemble.
Manix, “well isn’t love grand. Y’all wanna lay in the snow and make snow angels”
"Whats your name?"
"Bob!"
Bob is the best!
lowkey, untill my early 20s, i used to think that michael madsen was quentin tarantino...
MojoBonzo lollll!
Cant beleive how great Jennifer looks; I fell in love with her in 1979 in a movie called California Dreamin
JJL gets better and better every year!! In this film she just killed it .. always doing something even off in the distance.. her facial expressions throughout were exceptionally done!! Hopefully some year she’ll get the Oscar she more than deserves!!
I love all Quentins Q & A's. When you know so much about them and his films inside and out you get this feeling like you're there and that you're part of the gang. Picking up on all their jokes and comments is just amazing.
I like that QT gives each of his cast of characters a 'moment' where that character is given the screen all to themselves no matter how big or how seemingly minor their part actually is in the story. It seems to help bring out the actor's A game.
I love how much chemistry all the actors have together. It feels like they’re all just really good friends filming a movie.
Jennifer looks amazing
senior bob killed it lol
"You call'in me a liar?"
Hands down this and Django are 2 of my favorite movies of all time! QT is the GOAT 🐐
Absolutely love this film, love the time period. And Quentin is one of my favorite writer/directors.
Too me, it’s “The Hateful Ten”.
The Bounty Hunter ( Major Marquis )
The Hangman ( John Ruth )
The Sheriff ( Chris Mannix )
The Little Man ( Pete Hiccox )
The Mexican ( Marco The Mexican )
The Confederate ( Sam Smithers )
The Cow Puncher ( Grouch Douglass )
The Prisoner ( Daisy Domingre )
The Rider ( O.B )
The Leader ( Jody Domingre )
The problem is only 8 was there to kill
John ruth
Daisy
Samuel j
Sheriff
Pete
Bob
Joe
And daisy's brother.
There’s nothing hateful about OB
Paradoxpizza you don’t know his life 👀 sure ain’t a lot of saints during those times
The good thing about this movie , every character had enough depth to start its own movie story , and every one have some feelings towards each character . that's an amazing achievement what Quentin managed to do , even doing prequel involving Samuel L Jackson , or Kurt Russel mentioned earlier meeting would also would be fun .
This movie deserves great praise for its quality of professionalism,great actors,outstanding writing and producing and directing.
I promise saw this film about 4 times...action for start to finish, awesome movie!!!
Thanks guys
such a nice cast, laughing and making jokes like a family
I would love to see a Tarantino film about the Italian mafia like the Camorra or La Cosa Nostra.
THANK YOU. I thought I was the only one
One of my all time favorite movies with some of my all time favorite actors...Brilliant production....
Another absolute masterpiece enough said
I'm watching TH8 again for like the 20th time (The Extended Version btw). One of the best movies EVER! The cast, the dialog, script, acting, etc...
Q T is a genius. The Haberdashery cast should have been included in this also.
Definitely one of the best Press Conferences!
This made me smile, great cast
the hateful 8 and OB :)
another tarantino classic
QT you made a unique and phenomenal cinematic treat SEE IT IN 70mm
What an amazing panel of powerhouse actors... This is easily one of my favorite films ever. And JJL is still smoking hot!
I love that h shouted out Ken Russel at the end. RIP
Another friggin awesome Tarintino movie. I always pre-order tickets to ANY Tarintino movie. Always. It's great to see how much respect these actors MOST actors have for Tarintino. He is a friggin badass when it comes to films. Also, someone PLEASE give Michael Madson a damn cough drop, lol!!
"Viva mexico cabrones!"
16:28 Tarantino took that suggestion really well! What a chill dude :)
I LOVE the joke about the seating arrangement...but does Kurt realize the "Jennifer Jason-Leigh" sign is now in front of him...?
Can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched this movie. And I don’t watch movies twice. Great movie!!!
Great movie, dark humor too lol!
Michael Madson sounds like 1000 miles of dirt road and I love it.
Tim Roth is such a great actor. So underrated. His performance in Rob Roy is amazing. I have seen many of his films and he always gives his full self to the role
very well written script, great scenery, and tone masterpiece movie.
Bruce Dern, WOW! I really loved the sound of the fire arms when I was giving my dog a treat and I explained to the neighbors that everything was alright.
in 15:39 " I couldn't sit through a fucking opera''
Walton Goggins seems offended by that, is he playing in opera or something
"You are not meant to like the character, you are meant to think" nuff said!
Walton Goggins plays the same hill billy cowboy in all his roles, Django, cowboys vs aliens. i cant believe he was in the Bourne Identity.
Some of the most beautiful shots I've ever seen on film are at the beginning of this movie even if you weren't lucky enough to see the rolling 'set version' of its release. I'm a new fan of 70mm.
Every couple of years I go through Tarantino's films. Dogs and Pulp Fiction will always be tops/instant classics but the rest of his films always need some time to really sink in; some get better, some don't quite hold up (but are still great). I think Hateful 8 is one of his best and gets better with each viewing (of course I also think Death Proof is one of his best, so... Ha!).
i just seen this and its great!
Michael Madsen is basically Joe Gage in real life.
QT not understanding the political correctness question was golden.
"We have something to announce." That was pretty funny. Starts here. 11:19
Great job done by all.
Micheal Madsen speaking makes me wanna cough :D but he's a great actor nontheless
Just revisited the extended version while freezing my ass off in Texas and really enjoyed this movie the second time around. 👍
I'm laughing my ass off looking at Michael and Bruce 😂😂 25:15
This movie is going to be interesting to watch on stage, if what Tarantino said a while back is still on, to cast new actors to do his characters for stage. Great script for stage work.
1:40 he thought the straw was the mic. lol
Just recently watched this movie and the uncut director's version also recently. Sometimes I think Jennifer Jason Leigh is so under-rated as an actress. She did an amazing job holding her own as a villain/Daisy, in this movie with all the guys. And she was just as nasty and hateful as the rest of them. And the way Kurt pulls the chair out for her to sit down at the beginning.
Such a great film.. love Kurt Russel' s character.
That Coach Carter stuff was gold at 7:20
Brο i swear This movie hits diff knowing Tatum was Jason Lyle in Coach Carter
@@nickyoutube8388 Facts lmao. Say adios to your huevos coach
I have watched many Quentin movies, but I've never wanted to see a behind the scenes so much since From Dusk Til Dawn.