‘Big Shot’ Tarantino Given Hollywood Star

“I was expecting to go a little bit more down by Cherokee or Bronson and when they said “No it’s going to be right underneath that Chinese Marquis -　that one right there” I was like ‘Wow I guess I must have become a big shot in the meantime that’s really cool.’ I appreciate it”.

Quentin Tarantino marvels his star on Hollywood Boulevard.

Four days before the Christmas Day release of his gritty new Western The Hateful Eight, the director-writer unveiled the 2,569th plaque on Hollywood Boulevard in front of the TCL Chinese Theatre.

First mooted on the back of Django Unchained in 2013, only for an early draft to leak online and put the whole project into doubt, The Hateful Eight has finally made its way to the big screen.

Jackson added there aren’t many people in the business who “still look at film-making the way Quentin does and the purity of what it is and what it should be”. “I could see them both, but it was like ‘I think [Fishburne] would be better.’ And they go ‘Yeah… he could work out and everything, but he doesn’t have the bod that Wesley Snipes has, and Luke Cage needs to have the bod”. Samuel L. Jackson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Kurt Russell and Michael Madsen have also contributed music.

Another review of the latest Tarantino “whodunit” by the Examiner mentions that the public’s enjoyment of The Hateful Eight will depend on their “tolerance for Tarantino’s long-windedness”.

Quentin Tarantino is a director best known for his work which is original and very unique.

Fred Raskin respectively. The movie gets a rating of 8/10 and will be released in India and other countries on December 31, 2015, or January 1, 2016.

Taking to the microphone, the director said: “I take it seriously that I am a member of this community, I am a member of this town”.