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I want to thank you all for coming you're really in for a fantastic treat
because
quindlin the great human beings on the planet so I
always I was very lucky to have met him
when he head done only Reservoir Dogs
and I was actually on the fat a pulp fiction
which I was considered to be one of the lucky things in my life yeah
you guys are lucky that you get to be here because quintere a
which is that which is that telling you is you doing a piece for Vanity Fair
and she showed up on the set I didn't realize he was not
mission yeah I think I'm interesting and no
she will write that piece I thought she was going to write that he is I didn't
realize I had on addition I couldn't wait to write the paper that
but it was also called a because it was a
in the house in pulp fiction which I'm sure you've all seen and John Travolta
was sort of looking around with his ponytail
it's like I just like Jimmy the whole day whether an idea yeah
bad bro yeah okay we're kinda living and it was great
it was like you're living the whole movie I get that begs the question what
did you wear on the sediment glorious bastard
I are you wearing an army uniform and her time a
Evans you know i i my weight fluctuates at mall fluctuates when I make a movie
so I'm wearing whatever I confetti and say oh I and II like you know
don't need for a week and that I can fit in my shirts again for a little bit
I had a bagel army coat that I can cater to different times
well never talk to you about which I feel like it's so profound but you ever
ask of now
is that your heroes are always the anti-heroes they're almost
always villains yeah I mean you're your heroes
said are always so I
dark exactly because they're kinda really like to Milan mean in terms of
their
happiness with no any but there never yeah I mean
again and again and again you wouldn't call them classic heroes I mean in the
sense that I have
yet the heroic leading man like federal dollars yeah I mean is that something
that you think about when you're right
I actually really try to on
have morality
not even be in issue with all are right when it comes to my character
when you're saying I mean you know I don't want that to have any play
whatsoever I
that would be me commenting on them right that is me sticking my big nose
into their lives and their philosophies I let them be who they are
and you know my to this feeling is I just I just want the same rights that a
novelist has a look what we went through the eighties would like
every Hollywood movie everyone had to be likable and everybody had to be
understand the ball and
and the test scores were like oh we didn't like him so we gotta change every
got damn thing
you know and I can make movies at that time but I was watching them as I'm not
gonna make that crap
and up
and I just want the same freedom that anomalous has and he can make a knob
league right now about a bastard but you can be totally interesting
ask you this are going to ask you this for years ever since we had an argument
over top gun
do you fight
I'd like to had I'm not quite as passionate about you
his passion for body was throwing apples at my head because I was effing negative
about it but anyway
do you try to find things that you like about every movie I mean do you find
yourself trying to root for
a movie when you watch it is that your basic sorta
youu I'm sitting down dough watch a movie I wanna like it
already try to find things I mean you're so wonderful lol
about you you're so wonderfully optimistic about
you know whites alike I try to look I don't like people who work at Ian just
gets ninety just
on account because you now so I'll that but you also sir to sit there and kinda
say
what I have to pull teeth in a you know it's not as enjoyable experience but you
know I don't bend over backwards
I don't feel like you have to I mean I think you actually see
I mean if you always urs just seen the good in movie what will you will look
there's you know there's a whole
be like I I like exploitation cinema and stuff that Filipino exploitation cinema
and that's how an exploitation cinema
in which means I'm forgiving a tremendous amount
are I but I don't mind that I mean that's the that's actually is part iv:
party its chart when she know it's yeah and once you know
that film industry's way of doing it here that becomes also part of its charm
and you know and that the things that they do that or defender different than
the Hollywood movie that stand out
wanna make some even all the better any a that was the thing about growing up
been dancing every exploitation movie that opened at the theater as part of
that part of the fun in that
was um basically you know you
you have to drink I'll lot of milk before you can appreciate cream
here and you have to drink a lot I'm not that's gone bad alright if we can
appreciate milk
at I and let's just stop
like tons a crappy movies every week but then you'd see
a good one and it seemed great alright it's a
how you gonna see Joe Dante's Parana is Josiah poppin like
I was waterfall right yeah
and I see that movie is what has really good movie yeah but you're also but you
know you also have your
your expectations s okay lol all right now would actually end up being late Ian
good iraqi you like
I with a tight exploitation cinema there's a lot of chatter you know before
you get to the week
yeah you know that forget about science and I brought that they brought a
conversation that again
have another question yesterday and glorious Basterds which is
about Brad Pitt which is that in general
you there you cast movie stars but you don't cast
often like the kinda mega movie stars that are
Brad Pitt like me say that but I remember when ike
got bruce willis they are a picture that was I huge do you
well us but now it's okay it was great yes everything but
I don't care we could go to bed with Chris will still the question is how
does that change
or does it change how you you know construct the scene how you
imagine yeah maybe that schedule is a little bit more friendly to Brad that it
was to Robert Forster Iaido but call I
but short love a short on the facts
irate not much at all let's have people banging on your door saying
you know I wanna be I wanna be that's all at once all abstract
yeah collapse right now they the and I like to work with you on that work with
you to
all right you know a but
thing about it is I me I'm I'm very proud have a
the casting in my movie so if we are going to work together we want it to be
special only only way it's going to be special is that
if there is a a a real symbiotic union between
actor and character and in that case this it was
perfect I mean you know he's is perfect for his role as a brad is perfect for
his role
although is as Crist's office for a long time in the just the symbiotic
relationship between them
did you find that am another thing that's always intrigued me about you and
and this goes back a bit to kill business goes to kill bill: is Kill Bill
is very unique
and that the movie is almost all constructed a women fighting with women
yeah and I mean I'm random billion interviews with you when I'm
actually never no one's ever ever ask you about that was that
difficult to stay different two-stage did it was it
it got better I I
because it's a complicated equation you're not used to seeing that and yet
you have to treat it as if
it's another action scene and their genius
scenes I mean really brilliant I went back and watched it again
and you and what's so great about the man is way it's like beyond
female because you don't you know she's kick FBI get gas but you don't think it
is
a laying out he ok Ill Bill is the first movie I've done is it as a director that
doesn't a place to my normal Universit really existing a complete movie
we live in a world war two 10 tonight
101 but but I mean good but actually the universe said that Inglorious Basterds
takes place it is the same was true romance and you know and
at and more it I think you're not giving it up
credit but the thing is though in a but Kill Bill takes place in a real
in a in a world that doesn't exist movie movie universe and its a
complete world in my own making and one other thing I like about that world
is it's not a thing that the women could be
magnificent warriors and I think it's not treated as anything is its is
it can be a given irate it's not it's not an exception to the rule
all right you know and also there's that samurai sword holders on airplanes
yeah if you block it everyone walks around with them right so I and II I
they don't make a check in my that universe a
you can get through security you but I like the ability I actually I've always
I always did like the idea that like it that that's not a an exception US its
not
that ever commented on in the movie that their women who are doing this it's just
they have they have equal they have people power