Jackie Brown

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Samuel L. Jackson shot his scenes on weekends as he was working on Sfera (1998) at the time.	D
In the novel, Jackie's last name is Burke. Quentin Tarantino changed her last name to Brown, as a no [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino's first and only film (as of 2022) to be adapted from pre-existing material.	D
At one scene, Robert De Niro was sitting near Bridget Fonda, on a couch, seeing a movie on Tv, with [...]	D
The white 1980 Honda Civic which Jackie (Pam Grier) drives, is the same car Butch (Bruce Willis) was [...]	D
Mira Sorvino, who, at the time, was dating Quentin Tarantino, can be seen out-of-focus in the back o [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino was criticized for excessive, exploitative violence in preceding hits like Reservo [...]	D
Samuel L. Jackson and Robert De Niro have co-starred in films with Jeremy Irons. Jackson in Die Hard [...]	D
Pam Grier and Robert Forster worked together the previous year, 1996's Original Gangstas. Forster pl [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Samuel L. Jackson appeared in Quei bravi ragazzi (1990) together, making this the [...]	D
This was Quentin Tarantino's only film not to use Panavision Panaflex cameras.	D
In the Special Edition features, prop master Steve Joyner reveals what $500,000 in cash actually loo [...]	D
The "n" word is said thirty-eight times throughout the film.	D
According to Quentin Tarantino, Michael Keaton desperately tried to talk Tarantino out of hiring him [...]	D
There has been a lot of talk of whether Danny DeVito made an uncredited cameo appearance during the [...]	D
Samuel L. Jackson had an uncredited role in Out of Sight (1998), the main character of which was nam [...]	D
Body Count: four. The lowest of any of Quentin Tarantino's films. Kill Bill - Volume 2 (2004) has on [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino: [Acuna Boys] When Jackie (Pam Grier) and Sheronda (Lisa Gay Hamilton) are in the [...]	D
In the closing credits, Tarantino gives special thanks to "Bert D'Angelo's Daughter" (among others). [...]	D
The money that's shown in the bag is genuine currency.	D
When Max Cherry is searching for a Delfonic's cassette tape in a record store, the song "Letter to t [...]	D
The film received a 15 rating from the British Board of Film Classification, the only Tarantino film [...]	D
Four characters die in the film, and all four are introduced during the film's first scene (after th [...]	D
In the scene in the bar where Louis tells Ordell he and Melanie had sex, Louis asks, "What is she to [...]	D
Takes place during the summer of 1995.	D
In an early scene, Ordell (Samuel L. Jackson) and Louis (Robert De Niro) go to visit a bail bondsman [...]	D
During the end credits, Tarantino gives special thanks to writer and director Samuel Fuller: "Sam Fu [...]	D
Pam Grier didn't expect her longtime friend Sid Haig to play the judge. She burst out laughing, as s [...]	D
This marks the first time that Quentin Tarantino hasn't had a cameo, if you don't count his answerin [...]	D
One name on the tenant list for Melanie's apartment building is "S. Haig", a reference to Sid Haig, [...]	D
The real $500,000 cash used in the making of the film that's seen on screen is equivalent to the ent [...]	D
The Max Cherry Bail Bonds was a real bail bonds office in Carson, California and was demolished in 2 [...]	D
When Ordell Robbie first goes to Max Cherry's office and is asked if he has the cash for the bond, h [...]	D
The only Quentin Tarantino film to be classified '15' by the BBFC (British Board of Film Classificat [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Samuel L. Jackson have co-starred with David Caruso. De Niro in Mad Dog and Glory [...]	D
Marks the third collaboration of Samuel L. Jackson and Quentin Tarantino, if you count Jackson's min [...]	D
Robert Forster's father, whom he loved dearly, got the good news of his son's return to acting in a [...]	D
After the money is taken, Jackie explains to Ray that Melanie didn't have a bag when she came and 's [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino: Electronic voice on Jackie's answering machine.	D
The casting director's name is Jaki Brown.	D
Quentin Tarantino compares the film to Un dollaro di onore (1959). "It's a hangout movie", he explai [...]	D
Trailer narrated by Hal Douglas.	D
The music used in the mall where Jackie comes out of the dressing room "frantically" looking around [...]	D
When Pam Grier walked in to audition for Quentin Tarantino, "there were all my posters from twenty y [...]	D
Max Cherry's car is a 1976 Cadillac Seville 4-door hardtop, powered blue on blue interior.	D
Samuel L. Jackson appeared consecutively in three films adapted from authors' works in a year. These [...]	D
Robert De Niro starred in The Godfather: Part ll (1974) and Bridget Fonda starred in The Godfather: [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino's list for Max Cherry was Paul Newman, Gene Hackman, John Saxon, and Robert Forste [...]	D
The scene when Max and Jackie talk (and Max discusses that he had work done on his hair to make him [...]	D
In the scene when Robert Forster is walking out of the movie theater, there is a poster for Wolf (19 [...]	D
All of the characters who are shot onscreen were shot twice, except Ordell who is shot 3 times.	D
During the sequence where Ordell is watching television with Louis, the phone rings and he goes to t [...]	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Quentin Tarantino): (dark humor): After Louis shot Melanie, in the parking lot, [...]	D
Both Michael Keaton and Samuel Jackson have played in Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies: Keaton [...]	D
The copyright on the film during the opening credits is held by Mighty Mighty Afrodite productions. [...]	D
When Ordell first meets Max Cherry in his office, clearly visible beyond Max's desk is a large poste [...]	D
The Bobby Womack song "Across 110th Street" plays over the opening titles. In Die Hard - Duri a mori [...]	D
Louis (Robert De Niro) said the same thing to Ordell (Samuel L Jackson), as Joey (Joe Pesci) said to [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino was afraid that Elmore Leonard would hate the film. He and Roger Avary hesitated t [...]	D
Robert De Niro partakes in smoking pot with Bridget Fonda from her bong. In True Romance (1993), als [...]	D
After completing Pulp Fiction (1994), Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary acquired the film rights to [...]	D
Of Quentin Tarantino's films that have received Academy Award nominations, this is the only one to n [...]	D
Although Max Cherry claims to be in his mid-50s, his license shows a 3-15-48 birthday, putting him i [...]	D
It was Samuel L. Jackson's idea to give his character the long hair and the braided goatee.	D
Melanie (Bridget Fonda) watches a movie called La belva col mitra (1977), starring Helmut Berger. Sh [...]	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Quentin Tarantino): (corpse view): After the last villain is shot and killed, th [...]	D
Sylvester Stallone originally wanted to play Louis, while John Travolta was the first choice to play [...]	D
Max Cherry states that he is 56 years old. Robert Forster, who played Max, was 56 when the movie was [...]	D
Pam Grier had screentested for the part in Pulp Fiction (1994) that eventually went to Rosanna Arque [...]	D
The book Max Cherry is reading when Jackie comes out of jail is "Berlin Game" by Len Deighton.	D
Spike Lee publicly criticized Tarantino for the frequent use of the n-word in the film. Samuel L. Ja [...]	D
During the interrogation scene where Jackie is taken into custody, Detective Dargas (Michael Bowen) [...]	D
As of 2014, most of the areas shot at the Del Amo Mall have now been demolished for a renovation to [...]	D
Robert Forster didn't even have an agent when Quentin Tarantino handed him the script. Forster had a [...]	D
In this film, Robert De Niro has sex with Bridget Fonda. He also had sex with her aunt, Jane Fonda, [...]	D
According to Quentin Tarantino, 1970s actress Carol Speed originally helped out in making this film [...]	D
Diana Uribe's debut.	D
Quentin would have cast Angela Bassett in title role if he could have afforded her at the time.	D
When Robert De Niro first got ahold of the script, he wanted to play the role of Max Cherry. Quentin [...]	D
The song playing during Jackie's arraignment is "Long Time Woman", performed by Pam Grier.	D
Quentin Tarantino met Robert Forster in a restaurant and handed him the script, saying "You're going [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino considers Jackie Brown as his first professional directing experience.	D
Michael Keaton reprised his role as Ray Nicolette in Out of Sight (1998), also based on a novel by E [...]	D
In the first mall scene, Max Cherry (Robert Forster) is seen exiting a movie theater while the music [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Samuel L. Jackson were in films directed by Barry Levinson; their first collabora [...]	D
Samuel L. Jackson, Bridget Fonda, and Michael Keaton have all starred in films directed by Barbet Sc [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino: [singing along to music] Melanie, Jackie, and Max all sing along in the car.	D
During the trial run scene, Jackie, Ray Nicolette, and Mark Dargus argue on how to correctly report [...]	D
Although prominently billed on the poster and featured in the film's trailers, Robert Forster was ex [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino's only film to be filmed in the taller 1.85:1 aspect ratio, although ''The 14 Fist [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino wanted to gauge the audience's reaction to key moments in the film, so he spent th [...]	D
Michael Keaton is not billed in the film's teaser trailer, although the rest of the cast is listed.	D
In the novel, Jackie Brown (originally Jackie Burke) is white. Quentin Tarantino changed her race, s [...]	D
Louis and Ordell first appeared in the Elmore Leonard novel The Switch. At age fifteen, Quentin Tara [...]	D
The character played by Bridget Fonda, Melanie Ralston, is based on an actual actress, Candice Rials [...]	D
Contrary to popular belief, Tarantino's actual reason for changing the main character's name to Jack [...]	D
The film's title design is the same as Foxy Brown (1974).	D
Samuel L. Jackson, notorious for saying "motherfucker" in his R-rated films, says it thirty-seven ti [...]	D
Features Robert Forster's only Oscar nominated performance.	D
When Max Cherry collects the $500,000 bag of cash in the ladies dressing room, he flicks through a s [...]	D
Christina Applegate was considered for the role of Melanie Ralston, but she was under contract for S [...]	D
The movie that Melanie (Bridget Fonda) is watching while sitting there on the couch is Dirty Mary Cr [...]	D
Bridget Fonda starred in another Elmore Leonard adaptation, Touch (1997). Like Quentin Tarantino, Pa [...]	D
This is the second film in which Michael Bowen filmed scenes at Del Amo Mall. He also was in Valley [...]	D
The LAX parking lot scenes were actually filmed at the Del Amo Mall parking structure.	D
The film cast includes two Oscar winners: Robert De Niro and Quentin Tarantino; and three Oscar nomi [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino: [Tennessee] One of the film's songs is Johnny Cash's Tennessee Stud.	D
When this movie premiered on terrestrial television in 2001, Radio Times' Andrew Collins had it as F [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Quentin Tarantino reportedly did not get along on-set. This probably had somethin [...]	D
During the opening scenes, Ordell makes a point of stating to Louis that a .45 handgun is unreliable [...]	D
Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Robert De Niro have all co-starred with Sharon Stone. Grier in Abo [...]	D
Samuel L. Jackson named this as his favorite Quentin Tarantino film.	D
Another name on the tenant list for Melanie's apartment is "J. Hill", which is a nod to director Jac [...]	D
The role of Winston was originally written for and offered to Shaquille O'Neal, but Shaq's agent urg [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino was upset that Pam Grier didn't receive an Oscar nomination for Best Actress.	D

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