Quentin Tarantino was reminded of Roman Polanski's defense
Popular American radio host Howard Stern published a recording of his interview with director Quentin Tarantino, which was made in 2003. In it, the famous Hollywood director stood up for his colleague Roman Polanski, saying that, in his opinion, the latter "is not a rapist." Excerpts from the interview are quoted by The Wrap. "Yes, he was only guilty of committing a sexual act with a minor," Tarantino said then. After another member of the Stern Show stated that it was sex against the girl's will, Tarantino replied, `` No, it was not. She wanted him. And by the way, we are talking about the morality of America, but not about the morality of Europe and the rest of the world. " Stern tried to argue that Quentin Tarantino should understand that sex of an adult man with a 13-year-old girl is bad. “Look, she was okay with this,” the director replied. Representatives of Quentin Tarantino have not yet commented on this new information. Recall that the director was targeted by the media shortly after the start of the scandal with Harvey Weinstein. A lengthy interview with Uma Thurman added fuel to the fire, in which she spoke about Tarantino's abuse during the movieing of the Kill Bill series. The Topic of Article: Quentin Tarantino was reminded of Roman Polanski's defense. |
