“I think he is the best actor in the world”: for Quentin Tarantino, the biggest actors, that’s it!

During the filmmaker, as a career, Quentin Tarantino would have the opportunity to cooperate with many legends of cinema. Actors and actors of different generations, from multiple horizons, in different and extra styles, followed each other in front of his camera.

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“He deserves his reputation”

In his 10 feature films, we were particularly able to do Uma Turman, Samuel L. Jackson, Pam Grier, Bruce Willis, Margot Robbie, Leonardo DiCaprio, Rosario Dusson, Brad Pitt, Melanie Laurent or Kurt Russell.

However, when he convinced American journalist Charlie Rose in 1998, it was a turning point and his third movie – in particular Jackie Brown – that Tarantino worked with everyone’s best actor. In any case, in this sense, he named Robert De Niro in a timely manner (Louis Gara’s translator in the film).

“He deserves his reputation. He is probably the best actor of his generation. The movie climbing and watching the slightest picture. I came to the conclusion: I think he is the best actor in the world”Thus, he instructed the filmmaker during the interview before his thinking was specified.

“The only thing that is important is what is here and now happens”

“I have never seen an actor who consumed this character at this point (…). What I mean is that when Robert plays Louise and you look at each one with each small image that you shot with it, every second, she is Louis. It works from a moment instantly, he doesn’t think of what then exists, (…) After that there is no, the only thing that is important is what happens here and now. “

In addition to his role in Jackie Brown, Robert De Niro (doubled ossarized for his performances at Godfather 2 and Raging Bull) is also known for the murders of Freed, Casino, Mission, Taxi Driver, Heat or recently flower Moon.

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