Why is Bruce Willis not credited in Quentin Tarantino’s 1995 film? understand rule

Bruce Willis starred in a movie Quentin Tarantino, but due to a rule infraction, his name was not included in the credits, as he revealed. The film in question is “Four Rooms”released in 1995, a controversial adaptation of Tarantino from a series of books by Roald Dahl according to the NME portal.

willis, chose not to receive payment for his performance, as he was doing the director a favor. For this reason, according to the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), he was not allowed to give him proper credit for the role, resulting in his absence from the film’s credits.

But also, there are rumors that Tarantino wish that willis have one last participation in the production of his new film, before the actor officially retires. Earlier this year, it came to light that the actor had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a rare form of the disease that affects behavior and language, making it difficult for him to act.

This occurred after willis having previously been diagnosed with aphasia, which led the actor to retire from the profession.

According to The Daily Express,Tarantino is planning his next film, titled “The Movie Critic”, and are interested in including Bruce Willis in a short appearance. The movie stars have worked together on “Pulp Fiction” and “Four Rooms”.

Tarantino shared at the beginning of the year that “The Movie Critic” will focus on a journalist linked to pornographic magazines and will be set in 1977 in Southern California. The protagonist of the film is inspired by a situation that the director witnessed when he was young, when he worked as a magazine repositor at a newsstand.