Yeah but he deliberately wrote it for Fishburn. A hot and up in coming Fishburn. What do you think Tarantinos "thing" is exactly? Personally, it's his storytelling. He captures the moment so well. I'd love to visit a different timeline where Fishburn played Jules.
One single casting decision doesn't affect the script, cinematography, editing, costuming, visual effects, or score. Ruined the entire movie? Eat a dick, you nauseating nuance-impaired fanboy.
Please, if possible, share the entire interview with QT! I loved his enthusiasm and would love to hear more! Thanks! (Why post such a short excerpt from what seems like a great conversation!)
I read somewhere that Daniel Day Lewis begged for the role of Vincent Vega, but Quentin turned him down. Daniel had the looks and acting chops to elevate the character a few notches higher.
Yeah! For Bob and Harvey Weinstein, the ideal interpreter for Vincent should have been Daniel Day Lewis, who really liked the script. Tarantino, however, was adamant, even going so far as to threaten that, without John Travolta, he would not have made the film.
So glad that arrogant ass didn’t get it …IF that is even a true story. JT was born to play that character- even that prick DDL cod not have don’t better (IMO) !
You have to look at the context of when this happened. Fishburne got big praise and exposure for "Boyz in the Hood" after years as a supporting actor. QT's Jule's character was literally a supporting character. NOBODY, including QT, knew what this movie would become after its release and reception. Again, time is the context.
He got the leading role for Shakespeare’s Othello, that year. That’s why he rejected the role. And although many could say it was a big mistake, it was one of the best performances of his career. I can’t imagine someone better.
Thanks for the tip! It's also less good but was an enjoyable watch nonetheless. If you like perspective shifting plotlines, try "Happy Accidents" (2000). The full movie is currently on YT.
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Tarantino - let me set it up let me set it up (proceeds to tell the whole story)
He heard that woman’s voice and immediately canceled that idea lmao
Curse of the storyteller
Paul Calderon must have been so pissed to have missed out on the Jules role
If Tarantino didn’t cast sam jackson that could’ve easily ruined the entire movie.
Yeah but he deliberately wrote it for Fishburn. A hot and up in coming Fishburn. What do you think Tarantinos "thing" is exactly? Personally, it's his storytelling. He captures the moment so well. I'd love to visit a different timeline where Fishburn played Jules.
@@juandoe2994I don’t think Sam made the movie great
One single casting decision doesn't affect the script, cinematography, editing, costuming, visual effects, or score.
Ruined the entire movie?
Eat a dick, you nauseating nuance-impaired fanboy.
Please, if possible, share the entire interview with QT! I loved his enthusiasm and would love to hear more! Thanks! (Why post such a short excerpt from what seems like a great conversation!)
tarantino recast the part of storyteller midway through the story there
Any footage of Paul Calderon's audition?
Matt Dillon or Mickey Rourke for Butch would have been amazing
Mickey Rourke as Butch Coolidge would actually make sense.
Much like the character, Rourke has been a boxer since he was 12.
Mickey Rourke would’ve been fantastic in it
As good of an actor Michael Madsen is, I can't see him getting into the twist scene at Jack Rabbit Slim's as comfortably as Travolta did.
Madsen probably regretted doing Wyatt Earp.
If Quentin Tarantino could act,
he'd probably be the one to play Vincent Vega in replacement for Michael Madsen.
I've seen Paul Calderon in a bunch of Abel Ferrar movies. If he was so good, how is it I've never seen him in a Quentin Tarrentino movie?
I read somewhere that Daniel Day Lewis begged for the role of Vincent Vega, but Quentin turned him down. Daniel had the looks and acting chops to elevate the character a few notches higher.
Yeah! For Bob and Harvey Weinstein, the ideal interpreter for Vincent should have been Daniel Day Lewis, who really liked the script. Tarantino, however, was adamant, even going so far as to threaten that, without John Travolta, he would not have made the film.
So glad that arrogant ass didn’t get it …IF that is even a true story. JT was born to play that character- even that prick DDL cod not have don’t better (IMO) !
What is this from?
*Pulp fiction cast reunion
It's an hour long video .....you can look it up
When has Laurence Fishburne ever been a lead?
King of New York!!
Deep Cover. The Matrix. Are you serious?
@@brianthompson4717 hes a supporting role in the matrix, keanu is the lead
You have to look at the context of when this happened. Fishburne got big praise and exposure for "Boyz in the Hood" after years as a supporting actor. QT's Jule's character was literally a supporting character. NOBODY, including QT, knew what this movie would become after its release and reception. Again, time is the context.
He got the leading role for Shakespeare’s Othello, that year. That’s why he rejected the role. And although many could say it was a big mistake, it was one of the best performances of his career. I can’t imagine someone better.
Anyone who likes "Pulp Fiction" should also see "Go" (1999). It's a less psychotic version of "Pulp Fiction."
Thanks for the tip! It's also less good but was an enjoyable watch nonetheless. If you like perspective shifting plotlines, try "Happy Accidents" (2000). The full movie is currently on YT.
That was why I didn’t like it. It just seemed like a bad ripoff of Pulp. It didn’t have the charm, acting or writing of Pulp. Just a stolen ideas.
@@dmontes133 Ironic considering that Tarantino is a bit of a cinematic magpie himself - albeit a genius one.
@yhootoob No need to get medieval! It might not be a patch on Pulp but it had personality...
So a less fun version of an extremely fun movie?
Damn I kinda feel sorry for Paul Calderon here but yes Sam Jackson was the best for it and changed the game doing it
Tarantino's movies: Do Chicks dig QT's Flicks? Clint Eastwood testosterone driven Films.
So, Harvey Weinstein pretty much ruined Paul Calderon's big break.
Man bot him and Sam deserved it, both deserved stardom too.