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Also titled Quentin Tarantino: The Cinema of Cool
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Also titled Quentin Tarantino: The Cinema of Cool (originally published in late 1995 in the UK/1996 in the US), written by British film journalist and author Jeff Dawson
207 Pages, Paperback
23x16x1.5cm
At the beginning of 1992, no one had heard of Quentin Tarantino. By mid-1995, Quentinmania was in high gear, and he was being hailed as the hip new Oscar-toting messiah of film making.
In this irreverant personal biography and in-depth study, Jeff Dawson interrogates Tarantino about his early influences, his use of violence, and accusations of plagiarism. Dawson takes the reader behind the scenes of Pulp Fiction , Reservoir Dogs and Destiny Turns on the Radio , to get a glimpse of Quentin through the eyes of Harvey Keitel, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, Tim Roth and other Tarantino gang members interviewed for this book.
Includes dialogue that didn’t make it into the final cut, as well as the original plot twists for True Romance and Natural Born Killers that got axed by the censors. Includes great color and black & white photos throughout.
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