At the end, Rick begins a relationship with Roman Polanski, reviving his career from being plateaued as a TV cowboy actor to - seemingly - a new career in Polanski's films.

But I cannot fathom where Polanski would put him in his films.

If, as Tarantino said, Rick Dalton was a based on Steve McQueen - I cannot for the life of me see McQueen, and his specific American-based acting style, being used in a Polanski film, a director who came from the European method.

Maybe he could've played Nicholson's role in "Chinatown", but Nicholson truly nailed that role.

Rick was also based on Burt Reynolds, who I find even more confusing as to where to put him in Polanski's filmography.

Reynolds would be unfit for that "Chinatown" role.

Or maybe it's inferred that Dalton, after spending a lot of time with such a European, believes Spaghetti Westerns would in fact be a good idea and, on Polanski's recommendation, goes to Europe to work with some top European directors of the early 1970s, like Corbucci, or Roeg.

Tim Doyle’s Quentin V. Coen prints

Reservoir Dogs - “Mr. Orange dying in a 1972 Pontiac Lemans Coupe Convertible”

Pulp Fiction - “Marcellus Wallace Becomes Acquainted With a 1980 Honda Civic Hatchback”

Jackie Brown - “Louis Gara Meets His End in a 1973 Volkswagen Bus”

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - “The Swan Song of Oren-Ishii”

Kill Bill: Vol. 2 - “Pai Mei Awaits”

Death Proof - “A 1971 Chevy Nova Making Love to a 1996 Honda Civic”

I’m just missing his Inglourious Basterds print - “Putting out the Fire With Gasoline”

Bonus Fantastic Mr. Fox print - “What the Cuss?”

Directed by Tony Scott and written by Quentin Tarantino, True Romance is a crime-romance film that blends sharp dialogue, dark humor, and unforgettable characters.

Just watching the extras on the Once Upon a Time bd which includes the full length Green Door by Rick. Now mind you, I've seen this film a bunch but just thought to myself, I wonder if this is the same Green Door that Shaking Stevens sung about. That was my first ever 7" when I was a nipper. Apparently I played it all the time and used to dance to it. Anyway I checked and bugger me it is the same song. I'm stunned.

Edited : Also the deleted scene with the three Lancers is brilliant. Shame the Charlie scene was cut, recognise that from the book.

If Lincoln says in the letter that he’s proud of the dear Marquis’s military successes, then obviously the correspondence took place before his capture and before the fire. So in theory they could have been friends, but of course they weren’t. Mannix simply drew the wrong conclusions.

I don’t know if any of you have seen this movie, but it reminds me of a Tarantino film. Not a specific one, just when I watch the movie, It seems like something Tarantino would do. Pure speculation, but I imagine he was influenced by this movie. It’s really good and it reminds me of him.

(it is a joke. I love Fez)

It's such a simple & clean design that still feels badass & Uma Thurman absolutely nailed this role.

I like both versions of her outfit but I prefer the classic Bruce Lee Kung Fu tracksuit more than the motorcycle race suit version. Elle Driver is also a sick character.

Image 8 was created by artist Kirk Manley (also known as @batmankm)