Tarantino named his favorite scenes
As reported by Business Insider , at Comic-Con , two-time Oscar winner Quentin Tarantino answered a fan question about his favorite scenes from his scripts.Central to the heart of Quentin is the opening footage of Inglourious Basterds, in which Hans Landa arrives at a French farm in search of the Dreyfus family. The unsurpassed master of dialogue allowed viewers to witness a delightful game of cat and mouse between a Nazi and a farmer Perier Lapaditt (Denis Menoshe), which opened the world to the talent of Christoph Waltz. The role of Hans earned the Austrian his first " Oscar " award in his career. Tarantino himself, who worked on the plot of " Inglourious Basterds " for ten years, fought for victory in the category "Best Original Screenplay", but lost the award to Mark Boal with his "The Lord of the Storm ".  “My favorite scene used to be talking about the Sicilians from the True Love script, noted Tarantino . -When I finished writing “ Inglourious Basterds ”, I finally realized that I had surpassed myself. ” In the audio commentary track for the DVD edition of Tony Scott's film, Quentin named a conversation between Clifford Worley (Dennis Hopper) and Don Vincenzo Cocotti (Christopher Walken) about the origin of the Sicilians from the Moors “the subject of their special pride.  At the moment the filmmaker is busy working on the funny western "The Hateful Eight". The Topic of Article: Tarantino named his favorite scenes. |
