Quentin Tarantino on Pulp Fiction and How He Started Directing | On Directing
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Quentin Tarantino, one of Hollywood's most inventive directors, talks about how he became interested by filmmaking and discusses his career, including Pulp Fiction.
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Wow, this woman is an incredible interviewer... great personality, completely prepared, never stepping over him, concise and clear, and LISTENS!
True but at the same time she just had a list of questions. It wasn't a conversation, and answer didn't lead into another question.
@@joewatson6178 Well she could have been like Kimmel and interupt him at every turn
So where can we watch the rest of the interview? I looked on their sites and didn't see it
Kyle McFadden she was too abrupt.
the interview doesn't flow naturally
Quentin Is so energetic, i often wonder how he sits down and writes scripts, and even novels! Writers tend to be quiet, slower and more introverted. I feel that's part of what makes him so unique and special.
He is obviously a gifted and talented guy
Quentin Tarantino is such a trip to listen to
Where is the next Tarantino? We're waiting, Hollywood.
His last film will be "The movie critic" in 2025. His tenth movie (when you count Kill Bill I and II as one). He always said he'd only make 10 movies.
@@reallyjustme Not his next film. The next great director that's as unique as he was.
VU TOUS LES FILMS DE QUENTIN ...........
Erery little reference about Oliver Stone from anyone, anywhere, everythine is always the same.
He is such a dark and arrogant man.
How?
Love him for that
That's why we love him.
Shit makes me cry, he came from nothing. So glad this man is a huge success, he’s made history for cinema.
Quentin Tarantino is such a great filmmaker and an important part of Hollywood and the film culture today.
Interviewer: do you mind Quentin if I take off my shoes whilst I do this interview?
Quentin: You want to be in my next movie?
225's no repeats "Churches Lou F.",Gothic.I know how to close this "we didn't choke" oh it's eternal life,an image until we get there "true read" uhm a tip the convict with the tits and 18 year old Gothic girls and Spanish girls in there 20's "eternal life life everlasting",said. "that's the only way to close it"
Gothic Cathredal
Gothic,"purse",Herbert nah there's some evil,use the Churches and foundation of the walls and Demons "you'll see it-it has to be that straight up though Ricardo and I died at age 33 when I was Jesus,Ricardo have you ever seen the movie Ghost,alright writer there out of your house man",this paragraph is a very big read close it with other true fact and the way it is "Saw until we get there,and when we get there we obv. give up nothing,the Corona commercial its the only commercial out,thank you sex" "vault no repeats-forearm t"
Tarantino is a very very special human being 👌
Just listening to the guy talk is kind of a rollercoaster ride.
He’s like one of the last really unafraid film makers left, I pray he doesn’t quit at 10!!
I predict, since he'd said that his creative output would be more on the literary aspect (books), I'd say he would do that, produce some films, and after a good few years he'd be back for "one last movie."
he's the tip of the iceberg. if you want more fearless cinema, dig deeper
@@pukeyourguts I couldn't agree more.
@@pukeyourguts there is more fearless cinema out there. It just isnt good.
@@thoomolong you're saying tarantino happens to be the only good maker of fearless films? i'm sure he'd beg to differ
Anyone else think he’s really inspirational. Grow up poor, dropped out of high school, self taught himself filming. He did what he loved to do and now he’s a mega millionaire and makes the best movies of this generation
He is definitely inspirational.
An inspired man himself. Hardworking.
Fun loving.
Great man.
i wonder if you cuffed tarantinos hands he would be able to talk or not
Wonder if he had a line or two for a bit of confidence on stage.
@@fredfinks I don't.
I could listen to Tarantino’s stories all day long. He’s weird, captivating and so genu-wine🙏🙏
The amount of topics they cover is amazing! The interviewer was so good and you can feel Quentin relax and enjoy responding with such good questions
“HOWEVA”
Levi Short 😂
My favourite filmmaker. This is a great interview.
Love him or not, QT is one smart, driven, confident dude. ‘Once Upon a Time...’ continues a strong line or brilliant pictures going back to ‘Dogs’
what do you mean ? i didnt understand the relation
Gothic, purse said,I seen some more Dop shows uhm . . . "tip and yes Bulie Bulie Bulie for Jesus and some off the bat and no matter what" "vault no repeats-forearm t"
Pulp fiction is my all time favourite movie. Of course, I'm sure there are better movies but it's the first movie I saw that genuinely blew my mind and I'll never forget that feeling. Thank you for showing me what cinema is all about mr Tarantino
Quarantino never gives up on living his dream of becoming the most famous film director.
04:17 - Quentin developed a London accent for a second.
That's an English accent. A posh newsreader type one. London accent is like Danny Dyer or Adele in 2008 before they gave her elocution lessons.
Gothic,"purse",I have something to say with books,fashion,and sports etc. "I was Jesus those are my Churches" "33,000 Churches crack no repeats" "pipes and wind pipes" "forearm t"
Speaking of John Travolta, Quentin needs to make another movie so he can once again help out John's career, lol
He's fine. He has other ventures in life and if he never did another film or anything else in the industry it wouldn't matter.
Wow. Great interview! Tarantino is a living legend.
Interviewer is Francine Stock, a British radio and TV presenter and a novelist.
Chris Gilson ahh there we go. Thanks Chris. She was great. 😀🕺🏻🎥🏖🇦🇺
thanks for pointing that out!
Thank you so much Chris for posting her name. I'm checking her out now. I hope she might have a podcast as I'd like to hear more from her.
This interview is pure gold
Could listen to QT all day long
Great interview. Great find in the archives. Thank you.
maybe bottom right for that logo guys, honestly
sunlight don’t worry that’s just his parasitic twin
@@uriahfiiya I know, just took a screenshot, the resemblance is uncanny, came here to reply to sunlight but you beat me to it!
hahaha!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
There is no logo, they must have placed it so well for it to be invisible.
He’s my inspiration. I’d love to be a director just working on my first screenplay and saving for a 🎥
Best of luck to you.
Ice man good luck man
Finally a Real TARANTINO Interview! 😎👍
I love Quentin man he doesn't give a shit. He is the absolute best!
What research could Tarantino do in Amsterdam?? He could see what the Dutch put on their french fries, of course!
gouda, said in a dutch person's accent. hhhrrrouuuda
i heard somewhere he wrote part of the script in hotel winston in the warmoesstreet in the red light district the hotel still excist it´s kinda of a cool place with a bar and a nightclub
He learned how to make a Royale with cheese, of course.
What was with the Amsterdam reference? Seems like there's more to it by the audience reaction? What am i missing? Anyone?
Dreama40 legal drugs and prostitution
I agree Francine is a great interviewer.
This guy is a generational talent. The guy knows what people want. You can sure see the major influence writer Elmore Leonard had on him.
What a fantastic interview, Quentin is so accomplished, concise and un unreal talent by adding his own twist and flavour to modern cinema.
I really like Tarantino. I hope hes a good guy irl
Perfectionist with issues.
The only director that has never made a bad movie!!
Jerminator 356 as well as Christopher Nolan
Paul Thomas Anderson
You don’t watch a lot of movies do you?
When he played Jules friend...JIMMY, that was hilarious!
This ladies and gentlemen, is how special intresst with a dash of asberger makes geniuses like Quentin.
I like a dash of mustard on my asberger.
Great interview.
What's your favourite Quentin Tarantino movie?
BAFTA Guru Django
BAFTA Guru Hard to say. Probably still Pulp Fiction, though Jackie Brown was incredible... and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is now up there too.
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 for sure.
Kill Bill volume 1
cant choose
Reservoir dogs is my favorite gangster movie under goodfellas thank you Q.
The pussycat thatre sounds like something out of the tarantino universe
Israbit Adesharipov I’m starting to believe that we are part of the Tarantino Universe, and in this universe there’s Tarantino making a cameo ( like pulp fiction, Django, Reservoir Dogs) as himself as a Director.
This was a great interview
What a great guy.
How cool would it be if they remade Natural Born Killers using his original script?
Honestly? I'd never want to see it. Stone took an exploitation script and made a prophetic, satirical masterpiece out of it. Tarantino might make a great film, but Stone's film will always be the definitive version of that story.
I saw him acting in the Golden Girls years ago, I'm not sure what's worse, him in the Golden Girls, or admitting I watched it.
Tarantino's movies makes me want to make movies!
I love this. Where’s the rest?!
ReservoirFrog czcams.com/video/m5qcRPIiLdo/video.html
Brilliant interview
to me school was prison
MOST SUCCESSFUL DROPOUT EVER
Elgin Subwaysurfer Bolling tons more man......Jim Carrey, Marlon Brando, Seth Rogen, Johnny Depp, Cam Diaz, Tom Cruise.......to name a few
Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard. Steve Jobs also dropped out of collage.
Spielberg got rejected from USC Film School and went to Cal State Long Beach, but he then dropped out as he made helping out on the film sets at Universal Studios his film school...he probably wouldn't have been as good had he went the regular way.
Eminem too😌 dropped out in the 9th grade
@@aviduser1961 I shoulda dropped out and got rid of my horrid gf. I shoulda listened to the greats.
Its amazing how Tarantino manages to avoid ever mentioning Roger Avery, even once, and the interviewer avoids mentioning Roger Avery. She asks him about other people, just not Roger Avery.
They have beef or what can you explain?
where's the rest?!
Interesting bloke.
What a great interview. Quentin of course is as compelling as ever. But the interviewer did a great job! Sorry probably should have found your name ;) but congrats on that!!
😀🕺🏻🎥🏖🇦🇺
Exactamondo!
It’s so hard to get a movie made and then distributed its amazing all the crap movies that do get out...everything out there should be a gem
he's in goldface
NECESSARY👑🙏❤
4:16 sorry what was that QT?
Applesand pears lol is he British?
I really like the audience they don’t laugh on every single word like they do in shows nowadays #Respect
“ If you hire another writer I will attack you!
heard these stories before. plenty of interviewers covered those topics in the past.
8:14 Zoë Bell
Quentin: "School is a prison."
Me: Fucking right..
Lol the awkward ass small chair they got him sitting in...reminds me of a Bill Burr interview.
I'm in my 20's, and I'm there now. Broke, struggling, with a minimum wage job (on Saturdays ONLY) and I'm just as creative in my own extremely unique way as Quentin or any other great in acting, voice acting, music, and as someone who if art is placed in front of me, I. WILL. make. it. mine. You will *know* it's me who made that piece of art, and let me tell you.. It'll be special.. and you'll feel something, and remember it. Why? because I'd rather stay a no one in this business, than release crap even ONCE in my life to the public to be remembered as my legacy.
BUT.. I need to find a director who will believe in me ten fold, because dammit, give me ONE chance, and I'll give a performance like no other, regardless on how crap, or amazing the directors film as a whole is. I can promise you that.
Are you that director? I live in NYC. I will be something regardless if you or anyone writes to me here, or replies to this comment, but.. I'd love to give you chance to be a part of my journey, and if you're not some creative-less, unoriginal hack, (because JUST by speaking to you over the phone for 10 minutes, I *will* know. I can smell a generic lazy "eh... I'm too lazy, I don't want to go to a real normal job, so I decided to direct and make crap sorry excuses for movies for a living. I don't care about art, about a legacy, about creating something special, about the love of film. HA. I just like money." wanna be. Also, if you're delusional and untalented, PLEASE don't waste my time. I'm a REAL artist, *please* be one too.) then I'd love to have the privilege to be a part of yours as well. In NO way do I want to sound arrogant, but I know what I can do, and offer artistically.. and I will never sell myself short.
It works out for both of us, I help you, you help me, let's make art, let create something special.
I started out voice acting on Instagram. I voice ALL of the characters myself, I create/re-create the minds of those characters myself, I also create all the sound effects from scratch myself, along with editing all of the videos myself, all alone.. in my room. I am such a perfectionist who cares THAT much about his art, that one 15 second video can take up to 2 - 3 week to create sometimes. I've even gone a month and a week on one 15 second video, working on it relentlessly, 24/7, ALL DAY long, and guess what? I scrapped it in the end because it wasn't good enough.
So, if you're interested, check out my work and write to me there: @nealcaraballo
Just remember, I may be extremely struggling, and desperate for a chance right now, but I will happily turn you down if you don't seem like a genuine artist, with real talent, with the creative potential to help me, just as much as I can help you.
PS: This will be the ONLY video that I will be commenting this under. From here forward, I'll let fate take the wheel.
Lol no we won't
@@edwardhernandez6668 Your loss, definitely not mine. ;)
Yea and definitely no one else's either. :D
@@edwardhernandez6668 Yea, to randomly go up to someone online who's clearly struggling, and put them down for absolutely no reason at all, is such a pathetic, cowardly thing to do. You don't know me, nor my potential, nor my talent, and I bet you haven't even checked out my work on Instagram (but of course you're gonna lie and say you did because you don't want to lose in this hole you've already dug yourself in.) So don't even *attempt* to assume what other people will like, or not like of my work and my art (which in my opinion is excellent and extremely well made, because in my humble/personal opinion, I'm very good at what I can do artistically, and I believe my work/art speaks for itself, louder than my own words can.) as if you somehow can "read minds", and "tell the future." I understand that you're most likely, maybe, just projecting you're failing sorry excuse for a career onto me, OR maybe, you just want an ego boost to over compensate for what you lack artistically, so you're projecting onto me, and most likely others online as well, who clearly have more talent and thus more chances than you at being successful yet are struggling and unknown still, but that's low, and sad. Very sad actually. In fact, it makes you look like a huge underconfident, overcompensating jerk, publicly, in front of everone who will read this post, and the comments under it in the future. 😂 Whoever raised you should be very, very sad and embarrassed that they failed in raising someone with manners, and respect towards others, especially others who are struggling, in a dark place, or in a hard time, because take it from me, those people need positivity the most in life.
I hope you grow as a person one day, and learn to treat others the way that you would want to be treated if you where God forbid in the same situation one day.
You know, life has a funny way of turning the tables on those who are so extremely cocky, that they decide to glue themselves down to their chairs, with an endless supply of food and drink only on their ends of the table, all while laughing at others who are hungry and thirsty on the other end of the table. Why? because they think they think that they are SO entitled and unstoppable that there is absolutely NO way that anything can possibly go wrong.. but when life, (which no of us has control over) decides "to turn the tables" randomly on them, and now they can't reach the food and drink on the other end of the table, because they're stuck and held down by their own stupidity, and ego, and the ones they once laughed at are now eating and fulfilled, they ask themselves, and even ironically God, "Why me? What did I ever do to deserve this? *cries*"
I may be struggling in many ways right now, and life may not be the treating me the best currently, but sometimes.. life is nice.
But you know what? I'm not one of those struggling people at the end of your table. No. I don't need your leftovers. I'm building my own table. Growing my own food and drink. Pathing my own path... and if you don't believe in me, that's fine, and you're entitled to your opinion, but to go up to someone randomly online and put them down for absolutely no reason at all? That says more about who you are as person on the inside than anything else. I hope you find happiness one day, so you won't have to project your insecurities, or ego, onto strangers anymore.
Oh and one more thing, since you seem like a very overly confident film fan, or actor, or whatever you think you are, or call yourself, I'm sure you're very familiar with the phrase, "character development" and in case you're not, Google it, because I've written enough here. lol
Good luck in life. ✌ I wish you the best Edward. Truly.
@@NealNot I'm not reading that. That first essay was so boring, ain't getting me to do it twice.
he has passion in talking for god sake
4:17 british accent on "however"
“Fuck hollywood practice, you don’t do that to me” 😂
What year is this
Howeva
Havn't these questions been asked to death?
Hes a prime example of someone who followed their passion....of course it helps to have talent in whatever that is. It's a bit surprising to me that school was so hard for him with his innate intelligence. And yet he no problem immersing himself in studying films.
isn't this from like a few years ago?
what tarantino got on the neck? do you see that line around the throat? it looks like he played some sado games
That logo in the top left is really bothering me, lol
The one eye is transparent? Wtf?
YEP//JE
what a friggin story.....shows you hollywood is somewhat a creaky crawly place dont it !! BOO!
yes, save your soul
He's a good dude...uses "similar dialogues", which I could follow before I went "in". He's a good Pastor, encourages kids, loves "my Daddy", he's a "swell dude", can Be fun...killing the mystery?
Give him a fucking chair with armrest!
Baby Quentin: I wanna be an actor when I grow up! (See's himself acting in Django Unchained) Baby Quentin: I wanna be a director!
He became a high level Freemason and eventually untouchable. That people is how you actually make to the top of our business. Lots have talent in this town BUT very few become high level Freemasons. Destroy your illusion.
Don't stop at 10
Please make a horror film
Did he deliberately omit "Harvey"'s surname?
He said harvey keitel many times
School is prison. Teach me lies teach me big ridicules lies.
those chairs look so uncomfortable
Could his interview chair be any fucking smaller? How uncomfortable for Tarantino.
why does this look like its filmed in the 90's? lol
kind of woman that looks innocent lady but would fuck shit out of you i know because i was with her
4:15 little English accent slipping in there bruh
Tarantino has a tendency to "code-talk"...he doesn't do it here much, but if you watch his interviews with African Americans, you will see it more.
@@jokerswildio it's honestly kind of cringy when he "talks black" in front of other black people
@@loris9560 I agree but it's just Quentin being Tarantino....just like his movies, we expect cringiness
@@jokerswildio I dont really cringe when I watch his movies just some of interviews
@@loris9560 I see what you mean...I guess he will always express that "I do what I do and fuck you if you don't like it" attitude....comes out cool in the movies...not sure about the interviews...lol.
Those chairs look so uncomfortable. Looks like he's sitting on a booster seat.
Does he do loads of coke or is he just like that?
He’s always been like that. He’s odd but a genius, I think it also shows how passionate he is about films in general.
Just him lol
Can't imagine how he is on coke 😂
It’s not floella Benjamin as she’s black
fuck Garvey winestein
The host is francine stock
i like Tarantino because he is all About 35mm film and not digital.
IF TARANTINO IS A FREE ARTIST HOW COME SUGAR SUGAR SONG WASNT IN ONCE UPON A TIME,FOLLOW
Is Tarantino sat in an egg cup?