He's good but he has a few bumps here and there. You can definitely see the inspiration from certain films and genres in those though so it's about what he wants to see in film. I think Pulp Fiction is his best film but I enjoyed Django Unchained the most.
+cray nelson you can recognize something's beauty and complexity without it appealing to you personally. Just like seeing that someone is handsome or beautiful, without being attracted to them yourself.
You forget that you can think in multiple ways and judge in the same sense. Saying one is a better film is acknowledging the quality of the film, writing, acting etc. over a personal bias which would be the only quality an average individual could accomplish as an analysis. I could say the writing was best is x film, screenplay y film, acting in z film but I chose to simply declare that I think that one film is his best and declared another as my favorite. A declaration such as this if you need explanation could be given but the second statement as to "I enjoyed Django Unchained the most" is my bias. If anyone making sense of something is pretentious then we best add that to each individual in humanity as a common overused innate flaw that will always exist. I'm not saying your necessarily wrong here, I'm saying if your right you do the same thing multiple times a day.
I wouldn't say that... There are some Filmakers who go all the way to make "their film". The studios want the money but a lot of filmmakers do it for the love of cinema.
The Tavern scene with August Diehl and Fassbender is one of the best scenes in all of cinema in my opinion, it was so intense and suspenseful. Also the Bear Jews entrance scene was sooo badass. And of course the opening scene where Waltz is interrogating the farmer was superb to. Tarantino is a genius of writing dialogue and directing.
Yea, Tarantino is known for great dialogue, but some of the tense dialogue in Inglorious I think is unmatched even judged by his other works. The Tavern scene, Waltz in front of Shoshana wondering if he recognizes her the whole time, etc. So damn tense and suspenseful as you wait for the blood and bullets to erupt!
I was with you until you mentioned the Bear Jew. That was the most cringeworthy scene i've ever seen in a Tarantino movie. Eli Roth is a talentless hack, he sounded like he was going through puberty. The guy cannot act, or direct while we're at it.
I'm pretty late, but he actually is in a German miniseries that's on Netflix called Perfume (original title Parfum), loosely based on the book Perfume: Story of a Murderer. It's really quite good, and you can see how excellent he is in it.
Brad Pitt is so likable- seriously no egotistical, Hollywood vibes from him whatsoever. The chemistry between him and Tarantino is genuine too and he really pours his heart out with each answer he gives. Would grab a brew with that guy any day. BEAST
Yes and even more impressive that brad started out as this super hunky sex symbol but he actually had real fkn skills so he was over to overcome that and play many diverse roles in incredible films. Brad Pitt has been one of my favorite actors for 20+ years.
Yes. He has that vibe in him. Yes he is rich, he is famous but he is likable. He has that Tom Hanks thing of being easily likable unlike other rich and famous in hollywood like Jerry Seinfeld for example, who is the moment ylu see him you'd instinctively feel that dude's an assh*le.
Such an incredible interview for one of the best Tarantino movies of all time. He asked all the right questions, and both Brad and Quentin gave such enlightening answers. Made watching the movie, again and again, all that more desirable. It takes a very talented interviewer to elicit this much insight into such a complex film. Kudos to Elvis Mitchell for focusing on this extraordinary film and script and not on the personal lives of the celebrities involved. (Something so many interviewers focus on, unfortunately) Quentin is, undoubtedly, a cinematic genius and one of the best directors of all time. His casting in this film was brilliant. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview.. obviously.
Did the interviewer see the movie before interviewing them? I agree his interview skills appear great but he later puts his foot in his mouth not knowing they killed Hitler... that’s a pretty huge plot point he missed if he claims to have seen the film.
Best part of the interview 5:58, amazing how Brad reacts to Tarantino calling him a genius. That most satisfied compliment... the amount of respect involved, incredible piece!
And it’s funny because there is a speech (probably it was before that interview) that Brad says Quentin called Christoph a genius during set. And Brad said in the speech “I never got that”. And everybody laughed. Now you got it man!
Just wanted to revisit this after Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. This was an EXCELLENT interview. Just deep talk about the film and films. Elvis great job. I love interviews like this. Quentin is such a lover of film. He knows his craft. He has such a passion for details and it is so fascinating. Just listening to people really talk about a film and not silly questions and dumb comments. This is adult and interesting.
Elvis Mitchell, hats off on this interview. So often you hear all the basic questions regarding violence and all of the obvious things that make Tarantino movies amazing, but Elvis dug deeper. He asked questions about production and the small intricacies of the movie that, as you can see, guys like Pitt and Tarantino actually enjoy talking about. Was so happy to watch this interview with my favorite director and one of my favorite actors, as well as being about my favorite movie, done so well.
@@salvtrooper113 Maxie is clearly parodying certain right wingers and/or religious nuts on the internet who perpetuate the theory that Hollywood is nothing but a communist brainwash machine aimed to turn the masses gay and/or transgender.
One of the best actors in existence in my opinion. He's wonderful. I could listen to that guy read a phonebook and he would keep me intrigued the entire time.
The man actually said the perfect storm of No while engaged in casual conversation in front of a camera. Interviewer missing that, and Tarantino thinking that's just normal, is the only reason Pitt didn't explode right there
The interviewer did a great job getting these huge personalities into such a comfortable place where they were clearly having an enjoyable time and the audience got a real treat. Tarantino is an off the charts genius - why else can he pick just about any actor for his movies?
Travis La Flamé No, the entire film industry thought that about Weinstein. Despite being a bully, he was praised by the entities film industry until it became inconvenient.
Boba Fett I don’t remember a single person ever saying something anything to the effect of “Harvey Weinstein is crazy and I love him for it” and the implication by the commenter that Tarantino is also like Harvey is just a bit disgusting
Tarantino is a very talented director. The wasn't a bad movie he made, some where better than others, but every single movie he made had something marvelous. I sincerley hope he makes many more movies for us to enjoy. Never change, Tarantino. Keep doing what you do best.
AJ407 it’s not for everyone, however it’s a well made movie that has pros and cons, I know some people who absolutely love the movie, it’s kinda like a really long setup for one scene at the end, I’d say it’s my least favourite Tarantino movie but it’s definitely not bad
Quentin is such a delight, his passion just bubbles over. It's totally contagious and has and will continue to inspire generations of would-be film makers. So grateful for his talent, as well as the cast and crew that bring it to life.
Check out the looks exchanged between Brad Pitt and Quentin starting just after 5:59. Quentin calls Brad a “kinda genius” at discovering a character’s physical / behavior. Brad, with his look: “That’s very cool, really?” Quentin, with his look, “Yeah, I think it’s true.”
Why his movies are so damn good. The dialogue ..the actors and their acting ohmagawd ! I feel happy and satisfied walking out of theatre. More ..wan MORE ! :D
+Saratchandra MV Tarantino writes good characters and casts the right people. The dialogues he writes is already good enough on paper, and the actors who deliver them do a fantastic job making them even better.
I’m Italian, and I have to say Tarantino is right when he say that Aldo’s “Buongiorno” was a little too much “heavy”. That is not how an Italian speaks, the way he said it was more a burlesque way to speak Italian. That being said I have to agree again with Tarantino when he says that after hearing “Buongiorno” that way, it HAD to be that way. Because was totally in character with Aldo: Aldo was burlesque all the time, so in the end it was perfect the way Brad Pitt says it.
He's not italian though and Pitt even says here that people with thick southern american accents tend to find it very hard to lose their accent so it is true to form for the character.
I really appreciate this interviewer for doing such a good job at interviewing these two. His contributions guided the conversation and didn't seem to interrupt the flow like a lot seem to do.
Hateful 8 is my favorite Tarantino movie.. best dialogue, best cinematography, incredible performances from the cast. Can’t wait for once upon a time in Hollywood
@@dylanself9928 Yeah, it was more of a stage play. But I loved it, and I've watched it 8 times. What a cast!! Everyone stepped up. How great was Sam? Big black Dingus. Hahahahaha
The more Brad Pitt films I see the more I come round to thinking he is the greatest ever. Really hope he continues with the same amount of integrity for decades to come.
Well I think Brad is quite professional in interviews he understands it's part of his job to promote the films and talk about them you see Leo and he usually looks annoyed to have to go he just likes the filming part maybe though for the aviatior I saw him open up more about OCD maybe Tarantino is not great to work with he hurt Uma filming kill bill 2 I'm a bit upset about that.
Clicked on the link thinking I would watch a min. After 10 I told myself I would stop at 15. Then I realized I was at the end of the video. Well played Quentin ....
I really wish this was unedited. the bits of interaction between brad and quentin are pure gold, a mere glimpse of what's really like to sit at the big dogs table but you sure can understand the discussion is at a more direct and intimate level
“Comfortable is not always what’s best.” Thats the sound of a leader. I’ve been directed by people like this, and they’re rare. I’ve tried, when I directed people in producing my own music, to live by that approach as well: I must make decisions quickly. I must trust the judgement of those people I have chosen to work with me. Bad directors often fail by failing to lead. Instead they blame and cajole and make it about themselves and their vision, and not the collective effort. When he says: “how do we feel today.” He emphasizes “we,” and “today.” That ability to write and still be in the moment is rare.
Holy shit, the role Quentin was talking about at 18:35 is probably Cliff Booth. Watching this interview after 10 years is so great and rewarding, one can only wonder, what future stories Tarantino has created and still keeps from us...
“We are here today. How do we feel today?” In other words, you can try your damndest to have it all figured out before you get to set, but in reality, changes can and will be made all the way up until the last second. It’s part of the magic.
Seeing an interviewer who's respectful but not sycophantic, who asks good questions and never talks over the answers, who's genuine, likeable but never upstages his guests, is almost as much a delight as the work of the guests themselves.
Incredible interview, very well conducted by Elvis. He knew when to step in and when to let them riff off each other. Too many of these press junket interviews are more about doing rapid fire questions without too much substance and this one took full advantage of Brad and Quentins intelligence and experience. Thanks!!
One of the absolute best of these. I had a problem with the outcome of a film I loved the look, the feel, and the timing of every scene. I’d come to my own rationalization on that problem so as not to allow it to spoil so much wonderful dramatic storytelling and equally perfect performances by such a fine cast. Now Quentin and Brad, in the friendliest casual way, have proven my conclusions, and cleared any obstacle from total enjoyment of this fine, fun, beautifully done film. I can watch all scenes, but especially the beer cellar, whenever I come across it. What a fully realized saga!
Really excellent interview. This is the first of Elvis Mitchell's that I've seen but he managed to conduct something that demonstrates, what I think, the best reason for promotional tours to exist. Obviously the two leads are interview gold, but he gave them all the space they needed to entertain and get people excited about a creative work, asked the right questions, at the right time, and let them run with it. Now i'm going to go watch Inglourious Basterds. Again.
There are so many few things, so many few things that make me feel so happy than seeing one working in something for which him or her is so passionate about. It's so deep Tarantino's love for his movies and, of coruse, for cinema in general. That's so beautiful, exciting even!
What an amazing interviewer, I don't think I've ever seen someone that asked such interesting questions and he would jump in and ask the same thing I wanted to know and you could tell he was paying attention and not thinking of his next question he was always right there with them. Don't think I've seen an interview where the actors or directors are so into the conversation and this feels more like an interesting conversation rather than a Q and A.
Tarantino should write and direct another movie centered on Hugo Stiglitz's reign of terror and massacre in the Gestapo ranks. This is a guy whose back story and character development I'd be fascinated by....
Recently saw "Death Proof" Loved it - Did not know it was one of Quentin Tarantino's films. Zoe Bell stole the show and Kurt Russell was a real Die Hard in this one.
tavern scene, opening farm scene. perfection really... just saw once upon a time in hollywood last night and it blew my fucking mind. so fn good its unreal
16:20min Americans always think we have to live with the shame. I wouldn't say it's shame. Of course it was shameful but that's not the points like many foreignerns may think. "It's not your fault. It was another generation." That's not the point. It's the overwhelming feeling of responsibility! I still remember the moment in school when I decided myself that I'd give my life to prevent anoter rise of fascism. And that feeling has nothing to do with pride or patriotism. It's pure resposibility, grown from all the experience you gather while growing up. And it's not just history classes ... my grandmother, born in 1936, remembers how the Royal Air force bombed our local church in the morning of Christmas Eve. She told me how she saw the braids of the girls hanging in the trees in front of the church.
@@billwilliamson7765 Not just an Italian thing. I do it as well. Bassically I feel like it's another way to express and enhance your words. What tends to happen with alot of people now is that if there isn't much happening in a conversation a person would typically tune out some bits here and there due to it just being a mouth and face moving with words coming out. It makes alot of words have a bigger emphasis. And I'm French Canadian. So Italians don't only have it.
My top 6 favourite Tarantino movies: 1. Inglorious Basterds 2. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 3. The Hateful 8 4. Pulp Fiction 5. Django Unchained 6. Reservoir Dogs
Quentin tells Brad "he is kind of a geniues himself" and then the look of Brad is great. Especially cause I heard in other interviews that this is one of the highest praises of Quentin to his actors
Your're right Quentin you are a wonderfuil story teller. One of the best. In the long line of from those that drew picurese on the caves and you with your tools.
lisening to quetion talk about fims is a real pleasure. how was the world ever going stop this guy from becoming one the greats of movie writing and directing, talent of this kind just cant be stopped.
I really like Brad Pit’s pragmatism about his approach to acting. It’s not very textual, but he just plainly states that his strength is in the physical part of it. A lot of actors get too cerebral about their method, and I think some end up coming up with a lot of nonsense about it that isn’t really important. He just seems to trust his feelings in a good way. In a way it’s very different from someone like Anthony Hopkins, but also similar in that they choose one way into the character and stick with that. No mumbo jumbo or psychoanalysis.
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tarantino films are a gift to cinema.
People need to understand that.instead the want to watch other stupid shit
He's good but he has a few bumps here and there. You can definitely see the inspiration from certain films and genres in those though so it's about what he wants to see in film.
I think Pulp Fiction is his best film but I enjoyed Django Unchained the most.
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+cray nelson you can recognize something's beauty and complexity without it appealing to you personally. Just like seeing that someone is handsome or beautiful, without being attracted to them yourself.
You forget that you can think in multiple ways and judge in the same sense. Saying one is a better film is acknowledging the quality of the film, writing, acting etc. over a personal bias which would be the only quality an average individual could accomplish as an analysis.
I could say the writing was best is x film, screenplay y film, acting in z film but I chose to simply declare that I think that one film is his best and declared another as my favorite. A declaration such as this if you need explanation could be given but the second statement as to "I enjoyed Django Unchained the most" is my bias.
If anyone making sense of something is pretentious then we best add that to each individual in humanity as a common overused innate flaw that will always exist. I'm not saying your necessarily wrong here, I'm saying if your right you do the same thing multiple times a day.
Brad Pitt called it and I quote: "Michael Fassbender man that guy what a find, he's gonna do some stuff" wise man
the thing about videogame based movies is that they're made for money, not with care from a fan, as a result, most of them fail
I wouldn't say that... There are some Filmakers who go all the way to make "their film". The studios want the money but a lot of filmmakers do it for the love of cinema.
ahepperl probably coz he's Irish
Fassbender for James Bond. He'd finally be the actor that can match the charm of Sean Connery.
if you believe quentin is in it for the money... your stupidity is out of this world.
The Tavern scene with August Diehl and Fassbender is one of the best scenes in all of cinema in my opinion, it was so intense and suspenseful.
Also the Bear Jews entrance scene was sooo badass. And of course the opening scene where Waltz is interrogating the farmer was superb to.
Tarantino is a genius of writing dialogue and directing.
Yea, Tarantino is known for great dialogue, but some of the tense dialogue in Inglorious I think is unmatched even judged by his other works. The Tavern scene, Waltz in front of Shoshana wondering if he recognizes her the whole time, etc. So damn tense and suspenseful as you wait for the blood and bullets to erupt!
lol you know the bear jew was originally gonna be played by Adam Sandler
@@SILVER-zf2hu eh sure,because Tarantino would let ADam SAndler ruin his movie... You shouldnt believe every bullshit they sell you...
Yep, this is why I think this movie is one of tarintinos crowning achievements
I was with you until you mentioned the Bear Jew. That was the most cringeworthy scene i've ever seen in a Tarantino movie. Eli Roth is a talentless hack, he sounded like he was going through puberty. The guy cannot act, or direct while we're at it.
"AREEYVARDAIRCHEE"
I thought the German gestapo guy who found out about Fassbender being a spy played his role terrifically
Constantine Joseph August Diehl is his name, he's definitely an incredible actor. Tarantino always finds incredible actors for his movies.
@pyropulse "get your ass in the car"
I'm pretty late, but he actually is in a German miniseries that's on Netflix called Perfume (original title Parfum), loosely based on the book Perfume: Story of a Murderer. It's really quite good, and you can see how excellent he is in it.
August Diehl my favourize German actor. I had the pleasure to meet him at the train station in Berlin :)
Oh yeah!
Brad Pitt is so likable- seriously no egotistical, Hollywood vibes from him whatsoever. The chemistry between him and Tarantino is genuine too and he really pours his heart out with each answer he gives. Would grab a brew with that guy any day. BEAST
Yes and even more impressive that brad started out as this super hunky sex symbol but he actually had real fkn skills so he was over to overcome that and play many diverse roles in incredible films. Brad Pitt has been one of my favorite actors for 20+ years.
Even better when you learn he threatened Harvey Weinstein
Yes. He has that vibe in him. Yes he is rich, he is famous but he is likable. He has that Tom Hanks thing of being easily likable unlike other rich and famous in hollywood like Jerry Seinfeld for example, who is the moment ylu see him you'd instinctively feel that dude's an assh*le.
@Mario Lisa Harvey did something to Gwyneth Paltrow back when they were dating and Brad threatened to kill him
Perfectly said.
this interviewer didn't feel the need to make himself the focal point.. just insightful questions and patient listening. thank you.
i like the way Elvis doing his interview overall... this is HOW a good interview should be done.
+fenny halissa ugh not another one, Elvis is DEAD dearie, he didn't fake it and he isnt still around!
;)
totally agree with you, he brings the best of the interviewees
DerpBane - Elvis Costello died?!?!
Yes.
I agree. Great interview
Such an incredible interview for one of the best Tarantino movies of all time. He asked all the right questions, and both Brad and Quentin gave such enlightening answers. Made watching the movie, again and again, all that more desirable. It takes a very talented interviewer to elicit this much insight into such a complex film. Kudos to Elvis Mitchell for focusing on this extraordinary film and script and not on the personal lives of the celebrities involved. (Something so many interviewers focus on, unfortunately) Quentin is, undoubtedly, a cinematic genius and one of the best directors of all time. His casting in this film was brilliant. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview.. obviously.
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I couldn't have said it better myself!
Totally agreed
Did the interviewer see the movie before interviewing them? I agree his interview skills appear great but he later puts his foot in his mouth not knowing they killed Hitler... that’s a pretty huge plot point he missed if he claims to have seen the film.
Hell yes
Best part of the interview 5:58, amazing how Brad reacts to Tarantino calling him a genius. That most satisfied compliment... the amount of respect involved, incredible piece!
exactly!
You could tell brad was genuine "wow, Tarantino called me a genius"
That “my nigga” look
And it’s funny because there is a speech (probably it was before that interview) that Brad says Quentin called Christoph a genius during set. And Brad said in the speech “I never got that”. And everybody laughed. Now you got it man!
He seemed a little uncomfortable when Quentin was praising Jesse James and Snatch
I wish somebody looked at me as Tarantino looks at Brad
There’s still time for u bro
I love you, Tarantino.
Again
Gayyyyyyyyy
Just wanted to revisit this after Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. This was an EXCELLENT interview. Just deep talk about the film and films. Elvis great job. I love interviews like this. Quentin is such a lover of film. He knows his craft. He has such a passion for details and it is so fascinating. Just listening to people really talk about a film and not silly questions and dumb comments. This is adult and interesting.
Elvis Mitchell, hats off on this interview. So often you hear all the basic questions regarding violence and all of the obvious things that make Tarantino movies amazing, but Elvis dug deeper. He asked questions about production and the small intricacies of the movie that, as you can see, guys like Pitt and Tarantino actually enjoy talking about. Was so happy to watch this interview with my favorite director and one of my favorite actors, as well as being about my favorite movie, done so well.
damn. the amount of detail and thought Tarantino puts into everything he does. amazing and beautiful.
That what they said about Harvey Weinstein too!
How can you not be excited for Once Upon A Time in Hollywood?
not. ouch
Maxie Pattie must suck to have trash taste
Maxie Pattie go seek Professional Help. You make no sense.
@@salvtrooper113 Maxie is clearly parodying certain right wingers and/or religious nuts on the internet who perpetuate the theory that Hollywood is nothing but a communist brainwash machine aimed to turn the masses gay and/or transgender.
Because Quentin Taranto, has a long and close relationship with Harvey Weinstein. This is the first movie of his outside of the Miramax company.
Man christolph waltz was amazing in this movie!
One of the best actors in existence in my opinion. He's wonderful. I could listen to that guy read a phonebook and he would keep me intrigued the entire time.
Watch Django unchained if you haven't already
Fuck yea hes incredible
I like Til Schweiger AkA Hugo Stieglitz
Quentin is suffering from cinema addiction he eats,lives and thrives on film
Can you imagine a different world to live in though?
Not suffering
The man actually said the perfect storm of No while engaged in casual conversation in front of a camera. Interviewer missing that, and Tarantino thinking that's just normal, is the only reason Pitt didn't explode right there
@@gamechanger7545 explain
i m kinda having that addiction as well.. i don t want any rehab though
This is how to conduct an interview. Props to Elvis Mitchell.
What kinda name is Elvis
This was actually a really good interview. No fluff.
It felt authentic
Yeah, he brought up topics and then let them talk about it. He didn't try to control it like so many do now days.
The interviewer was being “in the moment” guiding the conversation. Very refreshing and enjoyable. Thank you,
The interviewer did a great job getting these huge personalities into such a comfortable place where they were clearly having an enjoyable time and the audience got a real treat. Tarantino is an off the charts genius - why else can he pick just about any actor for his movies?
I really enjoy Brad's humbleness. It doesnt sound like hes just trying to be humble, it just genuinely is him.
on my first viewing, the Mike Meyers scene felt like a parody of an exposition scene. and here is the man himself saying that it was just that
this interview is gold. the interviewer was chill. brad and tarantino just throw a lot of gold tidbits.
tarantino is crazy in all the right ways
that what they said about Harvey Weinstein too.
katins s no one has said that about Harvey Weinstein
Travis La Flamé No, the entire film industry thought that about Weinstein. Despite being a bully, he was praised by the entities film industry until it became inconvenient.
Boba Fett I don’t remember a single person ever saying something anything to the effect of “Harvey Weinstein is crazy and I love him for it” and the implication by the commenter that Tarantino is also like Harvey is just a bit disgusting
Tarantino is a very talented director. The wasn't a bad movie he made, some where better than others, but every single movie he made had something marvelous. I sincerley hope he makes many more movies for us to enjoy. Never change, Tarantino. Keep doing what you do best.
+Léon Ruhe He's only making ten movies.
Jym, you're a year late with the troll attempt, good sir.
You'll get'em next time, champ.
Leon R can’t wait for Once Upon a time in Hollywood
Gifleo I heard death proof sucked
AJ407 it’s not for everyone, however it’s a well made movie that has pros and cons, I know some people who absolutely love the movie, it’s kinda like a really long setup for one scene at the end, I’d say it’s my least favourite Tarantino movie but it’s definitely not bad
Quentin is such a delight, his passion just bubbles over. It's totally contagious and has and will continue to inspire generations of would-be film makers. So grateful for his talent, as well as the cast and crew that bring it to life.
Check out the looks exchanged between Brad Pitt and Quentin starting just after 5:59. Quentin calls Brad a “kinda genius” at discovering a character’s physical / behavior. Brad, with his look: “That’s very cool, really?” Quentin, with his look, “Yeah, I think it’s true.”
Missed it the first watch. What a moment! (also feels like it's ripe for a meme)
You nailed it! Good eye.
was looking for that comment ! great moment
This is a fantastic interview! Thanks to the interviewer for being so professional, Brad and Quentin for being so open and taking the time to do this.
Why his movies are so damn good. The dialogue ..the actors and their acting ohmagawd ! I feel happy and satisfied walking out of theatre. More ..wan MORE ! :D
+Saratchandra MV yaay i like comments like this thanks keep it up his movies are great
+Saratchandra MV Tarantino writes good characters and casts the right people. The dialogues he writes is already good enough on paper, and the actors who deliver them do a fantastic job making them even better.
Grzegorz Grzegorz Oh ! I'm entertained and happy. I dont care about classes ! ^^
+Grzegorz Grzegorz make your own movie and show it to us Fellini.
+Grzegorz Grzegorz I'm not trying to start an agrument here, my english are not that good but plase explain your logic.
Hitchcock is also B class?
The interviewer is great here, knows when to stand in and stand back.
The Aldo character is a classic southern alpha male with the intent of wiping out Nazi's. I love that guy.
“Bongiorno”. What a beautiful statement about accents and knowledge.
I’m Italian, and I have to say Tarantino is right when he say that Aldo’s “Buongiorno” was a little too much “heavy”. That is not how an Italian speaks, the way he said it was more a burlesque way to speak Italian. That being said I have to agree again with Tarantino when he says that after hearing “Buongiorno” that way, it HAD to be that way. Because was totally in character with Aldo: Aldo was burlesque all the time, so in the end it was perfect the way Brad Pitt says it.
Is it true that Italians get laid a lot more often than most other ethnic groups???
Eh, I wish I could say yes.
He's not italian though and Pitt even says here that people with thick southern american accents tend to find it very hard to lose their accent so it is true to form for the character.
Didnt knew italians know english
I don´t want to sound like a jerk, but one really doesn´t need to be Italian to know that the pronunciation was off =)
I really appreciate this interviewer for doing such a good job at interviewing these two. His contributions guided the conversation and didn't seem to interrupt the flow like a lot seem to do.
I have to say I really like the Interviewer. Hes asking good questions never interrupts and goes with the Flow of the conversation. Props.
I can agree with brad Pitt coughing “prequel!” Aldo prequel would be awesome
These two guys seem like there's a great respect between them both. No arrogance. Love it!
Quentin is such a joy to see on camera. How genuinely excited and nervous he is for every interview is so endearing.
The 6:00 mark is epic. Tarantino is like 'I got you.'
The mutual respect they have for each other is beautiful
Hateful 8 is my favorite Tarantino movie.. best dialogue, best cinematography, incredible performances from the cast.
Can’t wait for once upon a time in Hollywood
Hateful eight was brilliant enjoyed it a lot, don't know why it gets so much flak.
Raven it’s a very flat and linear narrative in comparison to his other western. was never too fond of it in comparison to Django Unchained
@@dylanself9928 Yeah, it was more of a stage play. But I loved it, and I've watched it 8 times. What a cast!! Everyone stepped up. How great was Sam? Big black Dingus. Hahahahaha
Jeffrey Bank it’d be interesting to see a theatrical take on a Tarantino script 🤔
Watching this has been the best half an hour I've spent in 2019 so far
Quentin’s excitable and enthusiastic demeanour is infectious 😊
5:55 QT about Brad: "He´s a kind of genius...!"
And very funny their reactions.
The more Brad Pitt films I see the more I come round to thinking he is the greatest ever. Really hope he continues with the same amount of integrity for decades to come.
Well I think Brad is quite professional in interviews he understands it's part of his job to promote the films and talk about them you see Leo and he usually looks annoyed to have to go he just likes the filming part maybe though for the aviatior I saw him open up more about OCD maybe Tarantino is not great to work with he hurt Uma filming kill bill 2 I'm a bit upset about that.
This is a good interviewer, not attacking them with unrelated questions, but rather asking about their movies
This is a really good interview!
Tarantino is god and the script is the bible
...and no heresy. But apparently, God can write a New Testament half way through filming, on a prophet's suggestion.
Amen
How beatiful a man can be? Brad that is just unfair for the rest of us.
Meet joe black.
What a brilliant interview - 30 minutes flew by. Hats off to Elvis and both Pitt and Tarantino for being so engaging and insightful.
Amazing interview. Got a clear perspective of this bromance.
I could listen to Brad and Quentin talk all day
I love how he is always passionate about his movies and making process. I love how he loves cinematography
Phenomenal interview all 3 were excellent.
Clicked on the link thinking I would watch a min. After 10 I told myself I would stop at 15. Then I realized I was at the end of the video. Well played Quentin ....
I really wish this was unedited. the bits of interaction between brad and quentin are pure gold, a mere glimpse of what's really like to sit at the big dogs table but you sure can understand the discussion is at a more direct and intimate level
“Comfortable is not always what’s best.” Thats the sound of a leader. I’ve been directed by people like this, and they’re rare. I’ve tried, when I directed people in producing my own music, to live by that approach as well: I must make decisions quickly. I must trust the judgement of those people I have chosen to work with me. Bad directors often fail by failing to lead. Instead they blame and cajole and make it about themselves and their vision, and not the collective effort. When he says: “how do we feel today.” He emphasizes “we,” and “today.” That ability to write and still be in the moment is rare.
Till Schweiger and Eli Roth were such perfect pieces of casting. I genuinely think the little details made this movie
Brad Pitt and Tarantino is a great combination.. can't wait for once upon a time in Hollywood
This was a great interview. Love both these guys and the interviewer let them talk and didn't ask stupid questions.
Holy shit, the role Quentin was talking about at 18:35 is probably Cliff Booth. Watching this interview after 10 years is so great and rewarding, one can only wonder, what future stories Tarantino has created and still keeps from us...
This interviewer is great. And Brad Pitt is always the coolest guy in the room
Brad Pitt seems like one cool muthafucker.
Brad always so easy on the eyes & soul.....love the movie, the cast and all
Meet Joe Black
“We are here today. How do we feel today?”
In other words, you can try your damndest to have it all figured out before you get to set, but in reality, changes can and will be made all the way up until the last second. It’s part of the magic.
this is amazing. i think inglorious basterds was his best movie, or at least tied with pulp fiction. great interview, thanks a lot for posting this.
Seeing an interviewer who's respectful but not sycophantic, who asks good questions and never talks over the answers, who's genuine, likeable but never upstages his guests, is almost as much a delight as the work of the guests themselves.
Incredible interview, very well conducted by Elvis. He knew when to step in and when to let them riff off each other. Too many of these press junket interviews are more about doing rapid fire questions without too much substance and this one took full advantage of Brad and Quentins intelligence and experience. Thanks!!
One of the absolute best of these. I had a problem with the outcome of a film I loved the look, the feel, and the timing of every scene. I’d come to my own rationalization on that problem so as not to allow it to spoil so much wonderful dramatic storytelling and equally perfect performances by such a fine cast. Now Quentin and Brad, in the friendliest casual way, have proven my conclusions, and cleared any obstacle from total enjoyment of this fine, fun, beautifully done film. I can watch all scenes, but especially the beer cellar, whenever I come across it. What a fully realized saga!
Good God how can you not love these guys?! This is movie making at its best. Thank you for all the memories.
Really excellent interview. This is the first of Elvis Mitchell's that I've seen but he managed to conduct something that demonstrates, what I think, the best reason for promotional tours to exist. Obviously the two leads are interview gold, but he gave them all the space they needed to entertain and get people excited about a creative work, asked the right questions, at the right time, and let them run with it. Now i'm going to go watch Inglourious Basterds. Again.
Shit Pitt was great in Snatch!
"Ya ain't goin anywhere ya tick lump! Ya stay until the fight done!"
He’s pretty much great in everything tbf
There are so many few things, so many few things that make me feel so happy than seeing one working in something for which him or her is so passionate about. It's so deep Tarantino's love for his movies and, of coruse, for cinema in general. That's so beautiful, exciting even!
What an amazing interviewer, I don't think I've ever seen someone that asked such interesting questions and he would jump in and ask the same thing I wanted to know and you could tell he was paying attention and not thinking of his next question he was always right there with them. Don't think I've seen an interview where the actors or directors are so into the conversation and this feels more like an interesting conversation rather than a Q and A.
WOW
Brilliant interview of two true movie superstars!!!!!
From a 72yo Aussie fan.
There absolutely needs to be a prequel to this movie. Usually I'm not a fan of those but the story lines in this movie seem so deep.
Brad Pitt deserved an Oscar for this film. Aldo was my favorite character and Lando was my second.
Soshana and lando over aldo, buddy
This movie is 10 years old already. I watched it twice today, it really is a masterpiece. Still as good as when I saw it in the cinema.
I wish this interview went on for another hour. It was so fun to watch
Tarantino should write and direct another movie centered on Hugo Stiglitz's reign of terror and massacre in the Gestapo ranks. This is a guy whose back story and character development I'd be fascinated by....
All three are so well spoken this is a great listen
@LeoS what
Recently saw "Death Proof" Loved it - Did not know it was one of Quentin Tarantino's films. Zoe Bell stole the show and Kurt Russell was a real Die Hard in this one.
Every time I watch inglorious basterds I enjoy it more and more
I love you, Quentin.
So hard not to join.
tavern scene, opening farm scene. perfection really... just saw once upon a time in hollywood last night and it blew my fucking mind. so fn good its unreal
Tarantino's personally is awesome. I love this man.
ComradeYakov like an excited child, crazed on the edge murderer and creative genius all in one mind
16:20min Americans always think we have to live with the shame. I wouldn't say it's shame. Of course it was shameful but that's not the points like many foreignerns may think. "It's not your fault. It was another generation." That's not the point. It's the overwhelming feeling of responsibility! I still remember the moment in school when I decided myself that I'd give my life to prevent anoter rise of fascism. And that feeling has nothing to do with pride or patriotism. It's pure resposibility, grown from all the experience you gather while growing up. And it's not just history classes ... my grandmother, born in 1936, remembers how the Royal Air force bombed our local church in the morning of Christmas Eve. She told me how she saw the braids of the girls hanging in the trees in front of the church.
The man talks with his hands
LMAOOOOO
He's italian
It's what we do
@@billwilliamson7765 Not just an Italian thing. I do it as well. Bassically I feel like it's another way to express and enhance your words. What tends to happen with alot of people now is that if there isn't much happening in a conversation a person would typically tune out some bits here and there due to it just being a mouth and face moving with words coming out.
It makes alot of words have a bigger emphasis.
And I'm French Canadian. So Italians don't only have it.
@@SirBigWater obviously they are not the only one to use body language to help explain or emphasize what they are saying, it was joke
Man, that southern bongiorno line was awesome. props to pitt for coming up with that.
My top 6 favourite Tarantino movies:
1. Inglorious Basterds
2. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
3. The Hateful 8
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Django Unchained
6. Reservoir Dogs
Quentin tells Brad "he is kind of a geniues himself" and then the look of Brad is great. Especially cause I heard in other interviews that this is one of the highest praises of Quentin to his actors
Your're right Quentin you are a wonderfuil story teller. One of the best. In the long line of from those that drew picurese on the caves and you with your tools.
Damn Brad and Quentin are matching so good. :D So funny to listen to them . :D I anjoy dem very much ! :-)
lisening to quetion talk about fims is a real pleasure. how was the world ever going stop this guy from becoming one the greats of movie writing and directing, talent of this kind just cant be stopped.
First time seeing this interviewer and I LOVE HIM. He actually let's the the interviewees TALK
Although he didn't seem to know what really happened to Hilter at the end of the war, which was concerning.
It's great to hear Quentin talk about his films!
I love how Tarantino says thanks mate
I really like Brad Pit’s pragmatism about his approach to acting. It’s not very textual, but he just plainly states that his strength is in the physical part of it. A lot of actors get too cerebral about their method, and I think some end up coming up with a lot of nonsense about it that isn’t really important. He just seems to trust his feelings in a good way.
In a way it’s very different from someone like Anthony Hopkins, but also similar in that they choose one way into the character and stick with that. No mumbo jumbo or psychoanalysis.
I also really love his respect for the writing. That’s very classy.