The Story of Quentin Tarantino Los Angeles Times Edition

AMERICAN independent cinema is beginning to break into the mainstream. Then comes Reservoir Dogs, the feature directorial debut of Quentin Tarantino. Premiering at Sundance before reaching cinemas later that year, its sharp dialogue, fractured storytelling, and bursts of violence feel unlike anything else in American crime films at the time. Audiences are shocked, critics take notice, and Tarantino suddenly becomes one of the most talked-about new directors in Hollywood.

Follow the story of Quentin Tarantino with a book of authentic Los Angeles Times newspaper articles. This edition documents key milestones exactly as they were reported at the time. Including:

–  Tarantino's directorial debut with the renowned Reservoir Dogs
–  His screenplays including True Romance and Natural Born Killers
–  His achievement of global fame with Pulp Fiction
–  His Broadway debut in Wait Until Dark
–  The release of revenge epic Kill Bill
–  Behind the scenes controversies and activity from protesting against police brutality to buying the Vista Theatre in L.A.
–  His awards success at Cannes and the Academy Awards
–  The rise of new stars: Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman

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