Quentin Tarantino
Filmmaker.
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What the Mall Scene in ‘Jackie Brown’ Can Teach Us About Tarantino’s Quietest Film
Tarantino loves to mess with chronology. With one notable exception.
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Anatomy of an Interrogation Scene
High contrast lighting and over-the-shoulder shots? Must be an interrogation scene.
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Imagining the ‘Vega Brothers’ Movie Quentin Tarantino Never Made
This fake trailer’s got F-bombs in spades. By which we mean: Felons, Firearms, and Family.
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30 Things We Learned from Quentin Tarantino’s ‘True Romance’ Commentary
“I’m a big fan of Bruce Lee.”
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How Quentin Tarantino Shoots a Car Scene
Buckle up. Here’s a video essay on a type of scene that’s easily taken for granted.
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How Quentin Tarantino’s Lost First Film Predicted His Whole Filmography
Before ‘Reservoir Dogs’ there was ‘My Best Friend’s Birthday.’
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Quentin Tarantino Teaches You How To Interview A Legend
Read how a twenty-year-old Tarantino snatched gems of information from director John Milius.
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The Powerful Presence of Pam Grier in ‘Jackie Brown’
Absolute authenticity has always been the Blaxploitation legend’s greatest strength.
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A Brief History of Quentin Tarantino and the Small Screen
The ‘Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood’ director is turning the movie’s fictional show ‘Bounty Law’ into a miniseries. But he is no stranger to television.
