Which director couldn’t stand Quentin Tarantino?
Jean-Luc Godard was the director who couldn't stand Quentin Tarantino [1]. Despite Tarantino's deep admiration for the French New Wave filmmaker and his decision to name his production company after Godard's 1964 film Bande à part, Godard held him in complete contempt [1]. He dismissed Tarantino as "a knave" and "a pathetic boy" [1].
Sources
- “He’s a knave”: the director who couldn’t stand the sight of “pathetic boy” Quentin Tarantino — Far Out
- The failed 1988 audition that got Steve Buscemi cast in ‘Reservoir Dogs’: “I’m glad that I went” — Far Out
- The unlikely 2015 movie Robert De Niro was “honoured and flattered” to be a part of — Far Out
- The greatest softcore porn movie of the 1970s, according to Quentin Tarantino: “That turned me on” — Far Out
- David Fincher Ending Netflix Deal After Six Years and Three Movies, Including ‘Cliff Booth’ — Variety
- David Fincher Ending Overall Deal At Netflix — Deadline
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