True Romance 1993 "Interview with the cast" Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- An interactive, expandable piece that includes a variety of additional content. Simply click on the icon that appears from time to time to gain access to behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, and more. The main piece combines shots from the set and quick interview snippets with director Tony Scott as well as actors Gary Oldman, Christian Slater, Dennis Hopper, and Patricia Arquette.
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I saw this film in the theater in 1993. Decades later it is still an all time favorite.
Same here😁👍
Same here
Me too. This is my first movie that I saw in the theater when I came in America, and Body snatcher the second.
how lucky! i wasn't even born when it came out
@@lightmeupacigarette same this was 2 years before me lol but amazing movie I love it, older movies were way better.
The Sicilian scene was on an entirely different level, but the scenes with Gary Oldman and James Gandolfini were also really good.
Patricia Arquette is soooo 🔥🔥🔥in this film
Smouldering 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@Anonymous-Joker74 ...and then the opposite in "Escape From The Dannemora"....
@@andersjohansson4934 That was ace series that,♦️
@@andersjohansson4934 Vada ? Lost me amigo
@@Anonymous-Joker74 Vadå=What in Swedish. Love this serie and the movie "True Romance!".
Such an incredibly good movie. I suggest it to everyone who hasn’t seen it.
It's a classic
i think as great a director as Tarantino is ,tony Scot's directing and the cinematography make this movie the classic it is
Absolutely, Tony's style was so good
Tony was an auteur. Great filmmaker
Can't go wrong with Tarantino as the writer and Tony Scott as the director ;) One of the best movies they have both been involved in.
@@johanselvag8396 Tarantino is a much better writer than he is a director.
If it had been Tarantino who directed True Romance instead of Tony, I do not think it would be regarded as a classic film that it is regarded as now.
One of my all time favourite movies ❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😃
me too
How could it not be
Loay Fraih me too
Movies will never be the same hope I meet my miss Alabama werlie
Same😁👍
I have this film saved permanently on my dvr. I like to watch it every year or so. One of the best movies of all time.
One of my favorite films and my favorite Tarantino story. One of the 3 best Slater movies and an absolute treasure chest of actors. I think I’m gonna watch it again tonight.( hell, why not) “You’re So Cool “.😎
A forgotten and under rated classic.
forgotten??one of the classics?
My favourite movie of all time!!! Great film.
I remember randomly renting this on DVD in the late 90s knowing nothing about it. So much fun watching this for the first time not knowing where it was headed...
As Tarantino has said himself the fact the Scililan doesn't kill this film stone dead is testament to how great the rest of it is. The cast is just incredible. From Gary Oldman to Brad Pitt to James Gandolfini even though they're hardly for more than a combined total of 15 minutes of screen time. Yet you remember them so much. The soundtrack is perfect as well. Just a brilliant film and I'm glad Tony Scott took it on from QT's script, totally made it his own film with his style but stayed true to what Tarantino's story was but crucially added a happy ending! One of my favourite ever films 10/10
I was in love with Patricia Arquette in this movie. Gah she was just so perfect.
Patricia Arquette's eyes are so stunning
Dennis hopper and Christopher walken scene, Best scene in a movie ever
Easily!!
No, Deniro and Pacino in Heat is the best.
@@richardhowle8591 lol, that movie is really bad
i always thought that..
happy 51th birthday patricia arquette !!!!
51th 🤣
@@whodatbitch yo I'm weak 🤣
damn how time flies
The best movie of 1993 and the best performances of Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette and Gary Oldman.
Wish I could go back to the 90's and experience the movie on the big screen for the first time. Now that would be so cool...
Best movie of all times seen it like 20 times
Good taste!🙂
Nearly 30 years later, and I have still never seen a girl who look's sexier than PA in her underwear.
I was legit named after alabama :))
@Jack Copley stfu ah
What a film
My god Patricia beauty her sweet voice those eye
I was in love with her in my 20’s incredibly beautiful
True Romance wow what a movie to me a great love story of the 90s well written by Quentin Tarantino well directed by Tony Scott good characters of all types and my favorite of all filled with alot of my favorite actors & actresses they all did a great job in playing theyre characters im talking an epic job of playing theyre characters this movie blew me away forever I truly hope they make great movies just like this one with lots of my favorite actors in the future and as it turns out in the 90s they did a few exactly like this one with lots of my favorite actors & actresses in it like pulp fiction the rock shawamshank redemption Armageddon the green mile all great mo ies all great characters all blew me away forever each got me emotionally because you felt fir the characters in the story movies done thus good need great characters to keep people into the movie but feeling & supporting the characters of the story and what theyre trying to do thats movie magic🙂👍
My favorite movie of all time
I love the simplicity of it. Briefcase with money another one with coke and some guns
this isn't an interview with the cast this is 'the cast tells the plot'
Mi película favorita
Tarentino's greatest movie and he didn't direct it...I wonder how different this movie would have been if he'd been behind the camera?
If Chris Walken is remembered for one scene out of his career I hope it's his scene with Dennis Hopper...it's the quintessential Chris Walken scene...
probably would not have been as good if Tarantino had directed it. See all his other movies as evidence
@@BetaniaAllen Wow, NO kidding. Seriously. He wrote this and Natural Born Killers, but Oliver Stone directed NBK. There's a _whole_ backstory about how Tarantino tried to get in the way of it's production by suing Jane Hamsher and Don Murphy (the producers of NBK). There is a book by Jane as well, which is a must for fans of that movie. That's also why the song "Sweet Jane" is on the soundtrack. I'll say it, Tarantino can write a good story, and at times is a really good director. But as his ego inflates, his relatability and likeability decrease. I can't stand the guy.
@@natalie8212 Honestly can't argue with your comment.... True Romance is incredible, Scott and Tarantino are a great combo. NBK is a masterpiece.
@@Will21st Hey thanks! You should read the book Killer Instinct , it's SO good! I Actually read it more than once. Jane Hamsher is really funny and even included this creepy note Tarantino wrote to her in the photo section.
Helllllooo baaaabbbbyyyyy! 😂 Classic.
I can't help but to see Quentin Tarantino in Clarence
This has probably been mentioned before, but it just struck me that part of the soundtrack to "True Romance" is
virtually identical to part of the soundtrack of Terrence Malllick's classic "Badlands" about another couple, shall
we say, living on the edge.....
She's so cool
The movie is so cool. it goes from Detroits riverfront to Hollywood
James G was so good in this
Drexel's my neighbor.
same here summer of 1993 (nyc upper east side)
Anos 90 e 80 os melhores
Poís, porque tens mais que 40
rip Tony
is he dead?
@@burlhorse61 yes
Patricia Arquette
This interview will spoil the outcome of everything by the way
One of MY all-time favorite films ---------& I am NOT a " fan" of Tarantino--------& yes, my Heritage is Sicilian. ----------------------------------WolfSky9, 72 y/o
NOT a fan of Slater, either--------but Ohhhh my, Patricia Arquette ! --------and Gary Oldman !! -------------Fucking, awesome. ------------------------WolfSky9, 72 y/o
Part 2?
Gandolfini!!!!
christian slater IS val kilmer
LOL, what was up with that last song?
That song is not even in the movie that I can remember
Was about to say, "What was up with that last song?" but then I realized that I made that exact comment two years ago...
Alabama
This movie is missing more to the plots, what about the all black gangsters joining forces with the Italian Greg kings.
If tarentino would of directed it.it would took it up a notch
Nah it’s perfect the way it is
Nah. Tony Scott’s a better director
I also disagree. Tony Scott was a brilliant director.
I saw the news years ago where it reported that he had jumped off a bridge and sadly taken his own life. Did we ever find out why?
@@leemorrell9912 It was speculated that he had terminal cancer, but not confirmed.
@@leemorrell9912 he had an inoperable brain cancer.
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I fucking love this movie