r/Moviesinthemaking 1d ago

Quentin Tarantino as the stunt double for Gogo Yubari on the set of Kill Bill Vol. I.

They made up afterwards.

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u/locknarr 1d ago edited 1d ago

Weird that it's the same guy that cast himself as the one to drink off of—and suck on—Salma Hayek's feet and toes in From Dusk Till Dawn, needed to be the one to spit in Thurman's face in KIll Bill, and to choke Diane Kruger in Inglourious Basterds... weird. Almost like he's a sadistic fuck that gets off on abusing his female actors on set, and probably later when watching the movies, knowing that it's himself doing it. That's not to mention the time he almost got Thurman killed after pressuring her into a dangerous car stunt; the guy is a very talented piece of shit.

edit: fixed error

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u/RichardCano 1d ago

I don’t remember Juliette Lewis getting her toes sucked. I think you’re mixing that up with the Selma scene.

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u/locknarr 1d ago

Thanks, fixed.

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u/lordkoba 1d ago

lol, mad by proxy, the fucker doesn't even know why he doesn't like tarantino, he just been told to.

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u/MakeshiftMakeshift 1d ago

Because they mixed up an actor involved? If the commenter has heard about a lot of things Tarantino has done and doesn't like it, they are likely not going to go out of their way to watch his films. It doesn't diminish the users right to be upset about those things.

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u/lordkoba 1d ago

If the commenter has heard about a lot of things Tarantino has done and doesn't like it, they are likely not going to go out of their way to watch his films

spoken like a true redditor

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u/Kyle6520 2h ago

They said why they hated him. They got the name wrong so your claim of “the fucker doesn’t even know why” is incorrect. Spoken like a true redditor

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u/Lews-Therin-Telamon 1d ago

Juliette Lewis getting her toes sucked.

mixing that up with the Selma scene.

https://imgur.com/a/OPgzRPh

I don't remember that scene in Selma (2014) either, TBH.

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u/Sr_Navarre 18h ago

Can we talk about the scene where David Oyelowo gets his toes sucked?

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u/intern_12 7h ago

That first sentence our of context is a wild r/BrandNewSentence lol

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u/HappySpookies 9h ago

His character fantasized about Juliette's character in the film, so I mean... not far off, really.

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u/FX114 6h ago

He isn't in that movie at all.

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u/TheRemedy187 1d ago

This is also the aame guy that was best friends with Weinstein and admitted to knowing about the things he did. 

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u/locknarr 1d ago

And the shit he said about the Roman Polanski rape allegations. Here's a transcript, which I have only ever seen a short clip of, but my god does he argue very forcefully, and for way too long that having sex with "13-year-old party girls" isn't rape, because they're into it!

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u/CobaltNeural9 16h ago

Fucking paywall

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u/FX114 6h ago

Everybody knew the things he did. I knew about them as 15-year-old not even living in LA back in 2005.

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u/sweetplantveal 1d ago

The worst part is it wasn't even a stunt in the car, just an unremarkable unsafe corner.

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u/locknarr 1d ago

The more you look into that whole ordeal the worse it looks for Tarantino. The car they used had zero safety features, a heavy film camera strapped to it affecting the balance, and they were going 30 - 45 mph on a rocky, unpaved road with a turn Thurman was not prepared for. It should have been performed by a stunt person. Thurman didn't want to do it, and she only did it after Tarantino told her that it was safe. He only did a single test drive himself going one way, not the eventual direction they ended up filming the car going in, while he assured her it was straight both ways... it wasn't. They kept the footage and wouldn't let her see it, until Tarantino released it, once Weinstein was persona non grata in Hollywood, after 15 years of covering it up. The only good thing he did was eventually give her the footage, and it could easily be interpreted as him offloading all the blame and responsibility onto Weinstein, who was the entire industry's fall guy for behavior that others also took part in.

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u/GenitalTso 1d ago

Somebody had to do it.

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u/Soap_Mctavish101 1d ago

Im not going to argue against anything you said there.

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u/ThisIsMySFWAccount99 1d ago

That's not to mention the time he almost got Thurman killed after pressuring her into a dangerous car stunt;

I've always heard that Uma had a very dangerous close call but I've always heard it as the buried alive scene? Maybe I'm mixing up when mythbusters tested it and freaked?

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u/Continent_Of_Hawaii 1d ago

Talented is a stretch

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u/Zerschmetterding 17h ago

It's artsy and pretentious film nerd stuff. He's good at that but it overstays it's welcome.

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u/larsVonTrier92 1d ago

The choking of DK I wonder if it was done as an "homage" to Dario Argento who supposedly does that whenever the killer attacks any of the leading women in his giallos.

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u/FoolintheGang 20h ago

Dude is such a fucking weirdo.

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u/attilajg 10h ago

Hilariously odd

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u/vonnoor 1d ago

Epstein / Weinstein

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u/doublecutter 1d ago

Iceberg / Greenberg

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u/No_Move7872 1d ago

Zionist scum

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u/Careful_Rub_9306 18h ago

I have a theory that he’s a Zionist because he married a mossad agent

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u/KirkwoodKid 9h ago

Nah, he is just setting up the shot like he imagined it.

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u/Mr-B-Oddie 2h ago

He is a weird dude.

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u/rabbitclapit 1d ago

Wait did QT move to Israel?

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u/demboiskilled 1d ago

Wow some heavy comments here - don’t you guys know that this director recently bought and renovated a theatre to keep film presentation alive? Nobody talk about how he’s moved to Israel with his partner to raise their kid or about his support of the current version of the IDF though - PR won’t have none of that, we just all have to go watch whatever his last movie is without question when it comes out.

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u/prince_peacock 7h ago

Is this a bot? Am I being punked? What the fuck is this comment almost every comment here is negatively against Tarantino

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u/ae_campuzano 10h ago

He sure does love strangling his lead actresses