"Reservoir Dogs" The existence of Harvey Keitel, who turned ordinary young men into men

The legendary cast members come together one by one

Keitel's efforts are immeasurable. He not only acted in and produced the film, but also attended auditions and read with candidates. He also advised, ``You should look at actors not only in LA but also in New York.'' He assisted Tarantino and others with their expenses as they had no money, and even went along with them and held auditions in New York. This led to his encounters with future regular actors such as Steve Buscemi, Michael Madsen, and Tim Roth.

Each encounter has an episode. In a sense, the way the cast of fate gathers is similar to the process in which `` Seven Samurai '' is recruited one by one. At the audition venue, Keitel stood up and glared at Takashi Shimura. Many applicants brought props such as knives and toy guns to their auditions, and some even seriously clashed with each other during the fight scenes. Heated exchanges continued in both LA and New York.

Meanwhile, Tim Roth, who was approached in a separate slot, refused to read the script even though the world-famous Keitel asked him to do so, and finally, after getting drunk at a pub, he only gave his performance to Tarantino. And. Madsen, too, was a tough guy who didn't act at the audition, but instead started making small talk by saying, ``Let's talk for a while.''

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There is an anecdote that Buscemi, who was not in a great condition during the audition, was provoked by Tarantino, saying, ``Take the role from me! Come by force!'' It has also been decided that writer Eddie Bunker, who spent a long time in prison, will appear in the film. These people, each with their own quirks, come together, and this movie is about to cause a chemical change that has never been seen before.

``The best moment of my life'' that ran through Tarantino's body