When it screened at Spain’s Sitges horror film festival, he figured he’d have zero. “I started counting the walkouts during the torture scene, and 33 was the largest,” Tarantino recalled.
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The filmmaker traveled the world for a year after his movie was released and used to keep track of how many people couldn’t make it through Mr. Wes Craven and many others - with 33 being the highest for one screening - walked out. She asked me about how I put together the compositions with the actors.” Faye Dunaway even asked me a question, which I thought was cool. “All the agents and executives and the cast were there,” said Tarantino, recalling how Sean Penn (brother Chris Penn, who died in 2006, famously played the role of Nice Guy Eddie) and Faye Dunaway were also there. Tarantino recalled how, back in 1992, the second week of Sundance used to be the bigger week for Hollywood, and that’s when they screened the film for the second time at the festival. “It’s all your fault!” Tarantino joked onstage. It was a fuck ing disaster.” Buscemi noted that he was the only castmember at the screening and that Tarantino didn’t want him to go because he said it would be bad luck. Then everybody has their guns pointed on everybody else and right at the height of that scene, there’s a power outage and all of the power goes out. Someone says, ‘Oh, shit!’ and they brought the lights down. “That would be bad enough, but then it gets to the final climax and all of a sudden the lights come up. “It looks like caca all the way through it,” he recalled. As a budding filmmaker, he let the film festival screen his ‘Scope film, even though they didn’t have a ‘Scope lens projector. “That was a disaster, that’s kind of famous, actually,” Tarantino, 54, explained during the panel. In 1992, Tarantino’s debut feature became the talk of the Park City festival. The movie made its debut at the Sundance Film Festival and it was a “fuck ing disaster.” Here’s what the the guys in the black suits revealed about the groundbreaking thriller that stunned audiences when it was released in 1992 and remains beloved today.
The Hollywood Reporter also spoke to the cast ahead of the packed event, which screened a 35mm print of Reservoir Dogs from Tarantino’s personal archive. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Reservoir Dogs, Quentin Tarantino was joined by fellow castmembers Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen and Steve Buscemi for a panel following a screening of the epic heist film at New York City’s Beacon Theater. Brown paid a visit to the Tribeca Film Festival on Friday night.
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