Quentin Tarantino launches a series of books behind the scenes Deluxe in his films, starting from Once upon a time … to Hollywood

Quentin Tarantino He is entering deep in his filmography while collaborating with the author and journalist Jay Glennie To publish a series of premium books that cover all 10 of his films, starting from Quentin Tarantino’s creation is once … in Hollywood.

This first entrance affects the shelves on 11 November and will be published by Insight Editions, the company that has taken on the original agreement of Little Brown and has expanded it to understand the entire film inheritance of Tarantino, including its final film still named after.

The books will be an underwear for the backstage. Tarantino himself is writing the intros and Glennie has been granted full access to the cast members and the stories that have modeled every film.

Glennie said in a statement: “When Quentin asked me if I wanted to give her films the” Jay Glennie’s treatment “, I took the opportunity. Quentin’s films were the milestone of my film education. So being invited to bring deep dives to each of them, with Quentin and his casts and the crews, is an honor.”

Tarantino is equally enthusiastic, saying: “My cast and the crews have loved to relive our time to do once … in Hollywood, implementation baster and Django Unchained with Jay. This is only the beginning.”

Of course, the stories that come out of these sessions are gold.

Leonardo DiCaprio He opens on his connection with Rick Dalton, saying:

“I have twenty -five friends that I have known for thirty years and half of them are actors you know and great actors … they have so much talent and almost approached this particular role that it would bring them to that other level.”

Dicaprio even remembers a Baywatch bullet in a strict way.

“If Baywatch producers had chosen me, well, I would have been to that show for ten years and I would never have had other opportunities.

Brad Pitt He spoke of his character Cliff Booth, and it turns out that he and Tarantino were on the same identical wavelength even before they were talking. Pitt introduced himself to Tarantino’s house with a Billy Jack DVD, saying that he thought the character could be a good starting point for Cliff.

Quentin was stunned: “Brad, I have a 35 mm print by Billy Jack in the projector ready to show you tonight.”

Margot RobbieApproach to channelization Sharon Tate He involved something much more personal: perfume. “Every character I play I choose a perfume,” says Robbie. Then he asked Sharon Tate’s sister, Debra if he knew what Sharon wore. Debra did. And he gave Robbie a sealed bottle, calmed down by Sharon’s death. “Sharon told me to give it to you,” said Debra.

The book also dives on how Tarantino has secured the rights to include Lancer’s television show in the film. It was not a standard license agreement. Tarantino’s team tracked down the widow of the creator of Lancer Samuel A. peeks at a trailer in Santa Rosa. He did not ask for anything in return, except perhaps a bathtub.

Tarantino had installed the Deluxe model. She died before the film was released, but according to what she reported she adored its gift.

Then there is Mikey Madisonwhich is memorable by Dalton’s lamp, who said:

“I had the common sense to understand that I would be part of an iconic film … one day I will be able to show my children that I was able to work with Quentin Tarantino.”

The next books of the series will cover Implementation baster AND Django UnchainedThe fans of Tarantino!

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