Quentin Tarantino, a legendary filmmaker known for hits like 'Pulp Fiction,' and Roger Avary, Academy Award-winning director of 'The Rules of Attraction,' dive into captivating topics. They share darkly humorous anecdotes about coffee's lethal potential in corporate settings and discuss the intricacies of California's wildfire insurance crisis. Plus, they reminisce about the decline of video stores, revealing nostalgic tales from their past. Their chemistry lights up conversations on navigating creativity, community in comedy, and the profound impact of ethical eating.

Quentin Tarantino, the visionary director behind classics like 'Pulp Fiction', shares his journey from uncertainty to success with 'Reservoir Dogs'. He discusses the evolution of character portrayal in American cinema, reflecting on the impact of political correctness on storytelling. Tarantino dives into his unique filmmaking style, mixing intense violence with compelling narratives, and reveals insights into the chaotic yet vibrant cinema of the 90s. He also offers a fascinating look at the legacy of Bruce Lee and the complexities of adapting classic tales for modern audiences.

Brian Koppelman talks to Quentin Tarantino about his unique writing style, impact of movie reviews, significance of well-crafted scripts, academic struggles with ADHD, early passion for writing scripts, Hollywood connections, and emotional impact of bringing characters to life on screen.

The pandemic forced a lot of changes on all of us, but for Quentin Tarantino, he was already undergoing a huge change right as the pandemic started: He became a first-time father. Now with the release of his first novel, the famed director talks with Marc about the shifting perspectives and priorities that come with getting older. They also talk about the death of Old Hollywood, the Manson family, and why he wouldn't use the name Tarantino if he had to start all over again. Plus, Tom Scharpling finally gives Marc what he wants in Get to Know Tom. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Director Quentin Tarantino, known for cinematic hits like Pulp Fiction, shares his fears about being Conan's friend. He dives into his inspirations from 1970s television and the rich backstory of Rick Dalton in his novelization of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Quentin recalls a hilarious Burt Reynolds story and delves into the creative dynamics of contrasting characters in films. He offers insights into his filmmaking process, touching on memorable encounters with cinema legends like Clint Eastwood, all sprinkled with his signature humor.

Quentin Tarantino, the iconic filmmaker known for his unique storytelling, joins Bill Maher for a fascinating conversation. They reflect on how '70s cinema shaped their lives and Tarantino’s critique of classic films, particularly 'Deliverance.' Discussions about the differences between sophisticated storytelling and kids' movies spark debate. Tarantino shares insights on trilogies, cultural appropriation in casting, and parenting, all laced with humor and nostalgia, as he hints at exciting upcoming projects.

The Ringer’s Sean Fennessey and Chris Ryan are joined by writer-director Quentin Tarantino to rewatch the first movie in a three-part Rewatchables series handpicked by Quentin Tarantino. To begin the series, they set out for the coast of France to retrieve their men to rewatch Christopher Nolan’s ‘Dunkirk,’ starring Fionn Whitehead, Tom Hardy, and Kenneth Branagh. Where does it rank on Quentin’s best movies of the decade list? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Eric Weinstein, a keen political forecaster, delivers a chilling prediction about Donald Trump's political future that leaves Chris Williamson speechless. The conversation takes a wild turn as Quentin Tarantino lectures Bill Maher on Kamala Harris’ tactics. Meanwhile, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shares shocking revelations about censorship under the Biden administration. This lively discussion also touches on economic challenges, business migrations due to punitive policies, and the overarching theme of free speech in today’s climate.

In a captivating conversation, filmmaker Quentin Tarantino reflects on his cinema-filled life, famously known for hits like 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Kill Bill'. He shares insights into his early love for film, shaped by family dynamics and the changes in 70s cinema. Tarantino discusses the cinematic vs. television rivalry of the era and his nostalgic memories of home video rentals. He emphasizes the emotional resonance of films like 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', revealing how personal experiences shape storytelling and character development.

Quentin Tarantino discusses the Supreme Court's rejection of a trademark infringement claim against his film 'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood'. The podcast explores false endorsement claims by celebrities and the specific language in the Lanham Act. It also touches on past celebrity false endorsement claims and the balance between First Amendment interests and Lanham Act interests in commercial motion pictures.