This block contains the information about Quentin Tarantino and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Quentin Tarantino was in a relationship with lots of famous women, including Mira Sorvino and Sofia Coppola, July Drafus and Sher Jackson, also there were rumors about his relationship with Uma Turman. Though Tarantino denied those rumors, saying that their love is completely platonic. Quentin has never been married and doesn’t have children. One of his closest friends is the producer Robert Rodriguez. They cooperated in a variety of movies such as “Four Rooms”, “Sin City”, and ‘Grayndhouse”. Quentin is a part of “A Band Apart “group where enters Luc Besson ans John Woo also! His closest female friends are Madonna and Uma Turman. With Uma Turman he is collaborating during his all carrier almost. Quentin is collecting old table games which refer to such movies as “I dream of Jeannie” (1965), “Djucs from Hazzard” (1979), “A Team” (1983). Besides that he is a big fan of “The Three Stooges”. Also Tarantino likes “Half-Life” computer game very much, and he is thinking ofdoing a movie based on this computer game one day. In 2009 he announced that his favorite movie is “Royal Battle” by Kindzi Fucasaku.

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Here you can learn about the movies Quentin Tarantino acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Little Nicky - Deacon	$80M	2000	$16.1M	$39.4M
Inglourious Basterds - First Scalped Nazi/American Soldier in 'Pride of Nation' (uncredited), Writer (written by), Director	$70M	2009	$38.1M	$121M
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Special Thanks	$60M	2010	$10.6M	$31.5M
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - Writer (character The Bride) (as Q) (written by), Director, Executive Soundtrack Producer	$55M	2003	$22.1M	$70.1M
Grindhouse - The Rapist (segment "Planet Terror")/Warren (segment "Death Proof"), Writer (written by) (segment "Death Proof"), Producer, Director (segment "Death Proof"), Cinematographer (segment "Dea	$53M	2007	$11.6M	$25M
Sin City - Director (special guest director)	$40M	2005	$29.1M	$74.1M
Natural Born Killers - Writer (story)	$34M	1994		$50.3M
Kill Bill: Vol. 2 - Himself (voice) (uncredited), Writer (character The Bride) (as Q) (written by), Director, Executive Soundtrack Producer, Soundtrack (writer: "The Legend of Pai Mai")	$30M	2004	$25.1M	$66.2M
Hero - Presenter (US version)	$30M	2002	$18M	$53.6M
Once Upon a Time in Mexico - Special Thanks	$29M	2003	$23.4M	$55.8M
From Dusk Till Dawn - Richard Gecko, Writer (screenplay), Executive Producer	$18M	1996	$10.2M	$25.8M
True Romance - Writer (written by)	$13M	1993		$12.3M
Jackie Brown - Answering Machine Voice (voice) (uncredited), Writer (written for the screen by), Director, Conceiver ("Chicks Who Love Guns"), Executive Album Producer (uncredited)	$12M	1997	$9.29M	$39.6M
Girl 6 - Director #1 - NY	$12M	1996		$4.9M
Hostel: Part II - Executive Producer, Presenter	$10M	2007	$8.2M	$17.5M
Dogma - Humble Thanks	$10M	1999	$8.67M	$30.7M
The Protector - Presenter	$8M	2005	$5.03M	$11.9M
Pulp Fiction - Jimmie Dimmick, Writer (stories) (written by), Director	$8M	1994		$108M
The Cat's Meow - Special Thanks	$7M	2001	$111K	$3.18M
Desperado - Pick-up Guy	$7M	1995		$25.6M