EXCLUSIVE: Most times Deadline has done in-depth interviews with Quentin Tarantino, the occasion has been a hot-button moment that begged for clarity. Like the time he (temporarily) scrapped The Ha…
: Or just a change in culture that none of them saw coming. The hippie sons of famous people became the new stars. Arlo Guthrie was suddenly starring in movies. Peter Fonda. Don Siegel’s son, Kristoffer Tabori. I asked Jerry Schatzberg, when you did, “You always wanted Al Pacino, right?” He said, “Yes, but they didn’t want him. I had to convince them.” Who did they want? They wanted Kristoffer Tabori. He was a little more popular at that time, the rising star.
DEADLINE: Then, Sharon Tate. You bristled at a Cannes press conference question about a minimum of lines for the character Margot Robbie plays. From here, it looked like she didn’t really need much dialogue to make an indelibly angelic impression. In real life, that light was cruelly snuffed out but in Robbie’s performance it burns brightly. She seemed to symbolized something about that period in Hollywood.
DEADLINE: You were only 6 years old in the time period of this film. Was this visual depiction of Los Angeles right out of your memory, from hippie culture to the songs playing on car radios right of your childhood?: The whole movie is a memory piece on what LA was like back then. I was 6 and 7 in ’69 and I remember it really well. All that radio, KHJ, that’s what everyone listened to then, if you were white. KJLH I think was the black station.
DEADLINE: I liked one he told us where he and Clint Eastwood got fired almost on the same day from Universal, for different reasons. So he says to Clint, you’ve got bigger problems than I do. Clint says, “How do you figure?” He said, you got fired because an executive couldn’t stand seeing your Adam’s apple go up and down his thin neck. He told Eastwood, “I could always learn how to act.”: But you’re going to have a hard time with that Adam’s apple.
]. People like John Saxon and William Shatner. They were big enough names where they could really get work guest starring in a show. Guesting on, shows like that. But another weird part about that is, if you watch some of those William Shatner episodes or you watch some of those John Saxon episodes, those are really wild characters they’re playing. I mean really interesting characters, frankly better than most of the characters they ever played in movies. They’re kind of foam on the beach.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
ArcLight Hollywood Celebrates Quentin Tarantino Weekend With Advance ‘Once Upon a Time’ ScreeningsArcLight Hollywood is celebrating the release of Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” with a three-day tribute from July 19-21 showing all the director&8217…
Leer más »
Margot Robbie Wore Sharon Tate's Jewelry In 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood''It was sometimes very sad to be that closely connected with real life Sharon,' Margot said.
Leer más »
Brad Pitt Prevented George Clooney From Getting ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ Role?Brad Pitt did not prevent George Clooney from getting a role in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' despite a report claiming there's a war between the two stars.
Leer más »
'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' Joseph Gordon-Levitt Thriller '7500' to Screen in LocarnoNew festival director Lili Hinstin promises “bigger risks” with a line-up that includes a tribute to black cinema as well as to “Pope of Trash” John Waters.
Leer más »
Locarno Film Festival Lineup Includes Tarantino’s ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ & Joseph Gordon-Levitt Pic ‘7500’This year’s Locarno Film Festival (Aug 7 -17) lineup includes Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood and Joseph Gordon-Levitt plane thriller 7500, which gets its world premie…
Leer más »
Josh Charles to Star Opposite Hilary Swank in Netflix Space DramaFormer TheGoodWife star Josh Charles has joined the cast of Netflix’s space drama Away
Leer más »