Quentin Tarantino interview on ROVE (Australia) - Inglourious Basterds.

Quentin Tarantino interview on ROVE (with Rove McManus) promoting his movie Inglourious Basterds.

Full unedited version available at http://RoveDaily.com.au

One of the most celebrated filmmakers of his generation and an Oscar winner to boot, hes thrilled audiences with modern classics such as Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and now his latest, the worldwide #1 box office smash hit, Inglourious Basterds.

Combining snappy dialogue, pop culture references and a touch of violence Quentin has re-invented modern cinema with his classic movies. His love of cinema stretches back to when he was a child and when he preferred to go to the movies rather than going to school. His encyclopedic knowledge of films was already impressive by the time he started working at a video store in LA. Hed been studying, acting and writing screenplays when he came up with cinema gold and a bold film debut 'Reservoir Dogs', a cops and robbers tale that he wrote, directed and produced on a shoe string budget. Reservoir Dogs featured an impressive cast including Harvey Keitel, Steve Buscemi, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen and Quentin himself.

He went on to make the award winning classic flick Pulp Fiction as well as Jackie Brown, Death Proof and Kill Bill. As well as writing and directing, Tarantino also acts from his early appearance as an Elvis impersonator on the Golden Girls to From Dusk Till Dawn, Pulp Fiction and the hit TV show Alias.

He was a special guest director on the thriller Sin City and the omnibus feature Four Rooms. On the small screen, he directed the season finale of CSI, entitled Grave Danger - it was pure Tarantino.

An acclaimed writer, he picked up an Academy Award for Best Screenplay for Pulp Fiction, which won numerous other awards around the globe. He's also written for other filmmakers including True Romance with Christian Slater and From Dusk Till Dawn with George Clooney and Salma Hayek.

Quentins diverse work as a producer exemplifies both his dedication to first-time filmmakers and his enthusiastic support for his experienced colleagues he was executive producer on Eli Roths chilling horror film Hostel and produced first-time director Katrina Bronsons Daltry Calhoun starring Johnny Knoxville and Juliette Lewis, among others.

His latest film Inglourious Basterds stars Brad Pitt, Diane Kruger, Christoph Waltz, Eli Roth and Mike Myers, and has opened around the world at #1 at the box office.

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Broadcast date: 30 August, 2009 - Episode 25 of 2009 (s10e25) 30-08-09
Brought to you by Rove McManus site - http://www.RoveOnline.com (unofficial)

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[jakebiomask]

'Hey sam, can you teach me how to look cooler?'

'Sure, just wear one of my hats motherfucker!'

[Shilo83]

Great interview, thanks for uploading!

[ed11561]

@69bleu fuck off loser

[69bleu]

@ed11561 ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh those dirty lying bastards can buy you food man! Chill out. they will die as you! so what is the fucking problem?

[satellite964]

the first Black Adder pronounced bastard the best

[ShaolinPete]

isnt tarantino's next venture about john brown?

[ShaolinPete]

BLOODY BASTARD

[ed11561]

Tarentino sucks moose dick. working for the zionist israeli jew basterds that run hollywood on LIES & PROPAGANDA. Dirty lying bastards.

[Transformers2themax]

Nothing's worse than an Australian with the same cocky speech pattern as American gossip anchors fromgayass shows like InsideEdition and E.T.

[Shirayuki619xYuuki]

awesome

[EssenceLongboards]

insightful questions rove

[MrMuffin3]

I love Quentin so much, but he should leave the backwards Kangol caps to Samuel L.