Quentin Tarantino Found myself in hot water recently; this time for his use n word In his filmography. In a new interview, an actor from his film “Pulp Fiction” Rosanna ArquetteRidiculed it as “racist”. The veteran filmmaker has now responded to his comments by clapping back.
Quentin Tarantino criticizes Rosanna Arquette and criticism
In a recent interview, Rosanna Arquette acknowledged the lasting legacy of ‘Pulp Fiction’. he told many times It is “iconic” and “a great film on many levels”. However, the actor expressed his dislike towards the use of the N-word. She added, “I can’t stand that he (Tarantino) has been given a hall pass. It’s not art, it’s just racist and scary.”
In response, Quentin Tarantino released a statement reminding him of his initial excitement about being a part of the film.
The statement read, “Dear Rosanna, I hope that the publicity you are getting from 132 different media outlets writing your name and printing your photo was worth disrespecting a film I and I remember well that you were thrilled to be a part of?” He added, “Do you feel that way now? Very likely” (via). Entertainment Weekly).
Here, Tarantino addressed his criticism, attributing it to “reprehensible reasons”, despite hiring and paying him, showing “a certain lack of class, no less respect”.
Their statement said how it was “a union of spirit between artistic collaborators.” Tarantino said, “But it looks like the objective was accomplished. Congratulations, Question.”
Arquette is not the first person to criticize Tarantino’s use of the N-word. Talked to famous filmmaker Spike Lee Diversity About the director’s alleged fascination with the word. Additionally, she pointed out that not all black people get the term “trendy or sleek.” Lee added, “I don’t expect him to change (the prints are out now), but I want him (Tarantino) to know about it for future reference.”
Notably, the “BlacKkKlansman” filmmaker also took issue with Tarantino’s “Django Unchained” and its depiction of slavery. He told Vibe magazine that he would not watch it because it was “disrespectful to (his) ancestors”. However, he clarified that he was speaking for himself and not anyone else hollywood reporter).
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad Mandatory.