Great video on the topic.
Tarantino’s Favorite Character
Quentin says that Hans Landa (Inglourious Basterds) is the best character he ever wrote. Can’t argue with that.
Christoph Waltz’s performance as Landa is also my favorite of any Tarantino film. His performance, I think, is what elevates the Landa character.
Tarantino Sculpture
The making of a Tarantino wooden sculpture. More photos and sculptures of other movie directors are here.
Police Claiming Credit For Hateful Eight Struggles
The police officers who called for a boycott are taking credit for The Hateful Eight struggling at the box office.
“Can we take full credit for the stinker’s failure?” Lynch said. “Well, one thing we can attest to is that many, many good citizens have told us that they were offended by Tarantino’s ignorant, anti-police remarks and, as a result, have refused to spend their money on this movie.”
Oscar Nominations for Hateful Eight
Oscar nominations for The Hateful Eight
Actress in a supporting role: Jennifer Jason Leigh in “The Hateful Eight”
Cinematography: “The Hateful Eight” Robert Richardson
Original score: “The Hateful Eight” Ennio Morricone
Hateful Eight Shut Out of DGA Awards
No Director’s Guild of America nominations for The Hateful Eight.
Hateful Eight Stage Production
Tarantino is adapting The Hateful Eight for the stage.
“I’ve thought it out completely. I’m just waiting for this [awards] season to be over so I can write it,” Tarantino said, adding that he would also direct the production.
Tarantino Gets Grauman’s Chinese Theatre Landmark
On the heels of his Walk of Fame honor, Tarantino gets recognized at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre and makes his footprints with the famous Kill Bill ‘Fuck You’ shoes.
Quentin Tarantino Gets Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
This seems like something that should have happened a decade ago – Tarantino receives Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
Surprise! People Are Offended By A Tarantino Movie
It just seems like every Tarantino movie release turns into an avenue to attack Tarantino by easily offended folks.
Now that audiences are finally getting to watch the director’s roughly three-hour epic western, critics are leveling a new charge at the provocative auteur — sexism.