Quentin Tarantino knows absolutely nothing about fighting.

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

Agreed 👍

@Kscott9972

4 ай бұрын

And he knows knows nothing about Bruce Lee, apparently. Typical of those who trash him. The more they talk, the more you realize they know very little about him outside of his films.

@ProfessorEchoMedia

4 ай бұрын

Tarantino knows nothing about anything except old movies made in the Philippines. He thinks of himself as an expert on everything, but he’s actually an ignorant pissant.

@amdi8966

4 ай бұрын

And you weirdos know absolutely nothing about making films 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😂

@Kscott9972

4 ай бұрын

@@amdi8966 I definitely know how to respectfully voice an opinion online without resorting to insults. It works. Try it sometime. 😎

As a life long fan of Bruce Lee, and the only girl with 2 giant Bruce Lee posters in my room as a teen in the late 70's, I was so happy to find your channel!!! Unfortunately, I am not a big QT fan, and I don't mind standing alone on it. After hearing his disrespectful comments in this interview, I am furthermore unimpressed with him!!! Thank you for your respect of one of the greatest martial artists of all time!!!

@ProfessorEchoMedia

4 ай бұрын

You are certainly not alone in your dislike and dismissal of Tarantino. The fiasco with Bruce Lee in the film and these subsequent cry baby reactions from him only solidify my genuine animosity for him and his work. My imagination has hung with Bruce since I was a kid watching GREEN HORNET every Friday night when it originally aired (yep, I’m Old!) and Tarantino’s disrespect rivals only that of the a-hole producers who stole his concept of the TV series KUNG FU and then attempted to belittle him with racist insults.

@springfauna1465

4 ай бұрын

@@ProfessorEchoMedia Thank you for saying this!!! Bruce Lee is a legend and should be honored as such!!! QT is an entitled little punk in my book!!

@humphreybogart6663

4 ай бұрын

Steven Segal who is notorious for hitting stunt men...and yet I have never heard QT talk about despite working on Machete with his buddy director Robert? What is different about this picture?

@ProfessorEchoMedia

4 ай бұрын

@@humphreybogart6663 It’s called a “selective memory” or in Tarantino’s case, an INVENTED selective memory.

@coolsteve1985

3 ай бұрын

I lost all respect for Quentin Tarantino too after how he disrespected Bruce Lee and all of us Bruce Lee fans.

This guy has some of the best Bruce Lee content I've ever seen on KZread

TARANTINO HAS THE MOST SLAPABLE FACE

An excellent breakdown of that Tarantino interview, well done. It would seem that Tarantino knew some detail of Bruce’s life but then filled in the gaps of knowledge by superimposing his own personality for the portrayal of Bruce Lee. I personally stopped watching the film at the end of that scene. Thanks again.

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, mate 👍

If Quentin Tarantino's one of the greatest film makers, it's no wonder the film industry is in trouble.

I used to like Quentin as a director before and I always had an abstract idea imagining if Bruce Lee were alive and made a movie directed by Tarantino, what a hit it would have become. But this was before all this happened. Now I’ve realized that he’s been nothing more than jealous of the Legend. And to be honest, since then every time I see his face my blood pressure raises up.

Always thought that Tarantino was a bit of a knob, but this seals the deal.

@ProfessorEchoMedia

4 ай бұрын

He certainly polishes his knob enough.

I was a brazilian jiu jitsu fanatic for many years, training at MMA schools that are now famous, with coaches who were later coaches of UFC champions - and I was tossed around in sparring by ranked MMA and grappling pros. One day i went to check out a private school of a "Jeet Kun Do" teacher, run by a tiny chinese-canadian man. Although a kindly gentleman, he manhandled me worse than any MMA fighter had done. Turned out that he was a student of 2 of Bruce Lee's Seattle students (now both passed). Bruce Lee was the real deal.

This video has reminded me of a story I read years ago. In Adam West's book "Back To The Batcave. Adam West, My Story". As I remember it, he said that in the Batman/Green Hornet crossover episodes Bruce would go round kicking the cigarette out of Burt Ward's mouth and was teasing him a lot. I don't remember anything about hitting stunt men though. I just looked through my books about a dozen times and cannot find it, must have moved it on.

Hi Stripey a very thought provoking post. Its interesting to note that Bruce was hired as a fight choregrapher for the film ' A walk in the spring rain' starring Anthony Quinn and Ingrid Bergman. Bruce's student Stirling Siliphant wrote the screen play and was onset when he got word that the stuntmen didnt have a lot of confidence in this small chinese guy. So Stirling went to Bruce and suggested he showed them his side kick by the swimming pool. Well you can guess the rest. And two very wet hollywood stuntmen came out of that pool with absolute admiration for Bruce Lee. After that there was no issues with the fight scene , which by the way, is very nasty to a degree and very realistic looking.

Great breakdown. Been waiting on this one for a while 👍

When Quentin said Enter the dragon was a POS after saying he was a big Bruce Lee fan I cracked up.

@scottishbanjo

Ай бұрын

what is a POS?

Sounds a lot like Tarantuno has mistaken Beuce for Steven Seagal he has a reputation for hurting stuntmen. What a clown making stories up to justify his piss poor portrayal Bruce. Great show mate 👍

For me it made the Once Upon A Time,,, line at the very end more potent. It was a story, a fairy tale, a fantasy character. In other words in reality nobody ever beat Bruce, nobody saved Sharon Tate and her friends or ever dealt with the Manson family right and proper.

I've always wondered why Tarantino never portrayed Chuck Norris in Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. Norris also had a part in The Wrecking Crew with Sharon Tate besides Bruce Lee.

Spot on Sir!!! Thanks for covering this topic!

The single worst most misguided scene in Tarantino's film. He didn't even show the reality that Stirling Silliphant would describe when stuntmen refused to work with Bruce because he WAS a Chinese guy! Then Bruce had to give a physical demo and according to Silliphant, the stuntmen loved him. Tarantino knows all this or chose to ignore it. If the Lee family says you fucked up, you done fucked up.

@dunbarf2413

4 ай бұрын

Well very many of my fellow white people are on a crusade to prove that racism never existed. As well that any alleged instances of racism from white people are NOT racism yet they flip when they believe detect racism from anyone not white.

To people that have issues with depression, self image, or even narcissism, confidence looks like arrogance to them. I have no doubt that Tarantino interpreted Bruce's confidence internally as Bruce must have been a relentless jerk as a person. This is why he doesn't even address the real question, and instead goes on and on about who would win in different fight scenarios. He doesn't recognize that portraying Bruce as an arrogant jerk is a problem, he thinks people are complaining that Bruce "lost" or "got tricked" in his movie. In his mind of course Bruce was a bully and a prick.....because if Tarantino himself was a strong great man that is exactly how he would act. I personally found it as a tasteless stain on an otherwise pretty good film.

Bruce is the best his an icon.we shouldn't worry about idiots

I like both of them and didn't have a problem with the film UNTIL Bruce's daughter mentioned her father fought so much racism to establish himself. Even Quentin didn't respond to that. He added the caveat that friends and family can say something but everyone else can't

Shannon Lee should sue Tarantino for the Kill Bill yellow and black tracksuit use plus some of the Bruce Lee rip off scenes.

I agree with what you said. Thank you.

Another great video Stripes…Here’s my take… for those born in the 1960’s amongst race riots etc… apart from Ali there were no real non white heroes… everyone from John Wayne, Bond and Eastwood were the heroes standard of mainstream cinema and culture… Then one day Bruce Lee turns up … he then proceeded not only to out skill , out perform but kill Americas ‘best’ that being Chuck Norris in Way of the dragon. This of course was a win on some sociological level for the non white , but a humiliating Defeat for our white brothers. I think many Americans from that era never really recovered and had/ have a slight grudge as far a celluloid imagery is concerned. I think that’s the basis of Tarantino gripe and by extension a cathartic self redemption regarding his ridiculously silly portrayal of Bruce Lee. Personally, it’s only a film that I couldn’t be bothered to watch. Tho I do like most of Tarantinos work… but OUATIH looks too self indulgent. But it’s his disrespect , disingenuous and ultracrepidarian statements that are of issue…

these are good videos when it comes to Bruce Lee 👍 Clearly, Tarantino has no idea what he's talking about, he made it up on his own 🤦🏼‍♂️ Bruce Lee is the GOAT 💪🏻

Quentin could have simply said that like the whole film, the portrayal of Bruce was a fantasy, there to establish Cliff’s bonafides. Rather than ‘the names have been changed to protect the innocent’ it was more ‘the names are accurate, but the characteristics and events have been changed to protect the narrative’. Still not keen on the scene, but emphasising the point that the whole film exists in the real world but in an alternate reality would have at least made more sense than getting into how/why who won what fall.

Firstly I've never watched a Tarantino film and now I never will , I saw the clip with Bruce and Brad, well I hated it and the way Bruce was portrayed was very disrespectful. Bruce is not here to defend himself. I've read enough books on Bruce to know he most certainly did not behave this way. My thoughts on Tarantino, a complete ass## basically. He clearly doesn't know anything about Bruce and for him to say suck a #&@ to everyone just shows the contempt the man has! I don't think I need to say anymore. Just my personal opinion.

This was the 60s. Bruce was a small, slight bulit, unknown Chinese man. Tv Roles for Chinese were stereotypical crxp, that's all there was. Do you think Bruce would have to earn the stunt mens respect or was it just handed to him. You bet he would have to warn there respect. But not in the way Tarantino foolishly, and ignorantly depicts. Anyone that worked with Bruce will tell you the opposite. Tarantinos ego won't allow him to admit his error. Plain and simple.

I wouldn't worry about it. The movie's almost been forgotten already. The whole Bruce Lee legend, fact, fiction, everything - is just too big. They'll all be long forgotten while Bruce Lee is still inspiring people.

Quentin, a fan of Hong Kong cinema, just didn't understand why he did it

Quentin completely off here. His research is poor. I’m delved deep into this subject of Bruce and his work on the Green Hornet. Absolute nonsense from Quentin. What do I expect though - he said Fist of Fury part 2 is better than Bruce’s original. Joe definitely knows he’s talking rubbish. Great video Stripey.

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

I'd love Joe Rogan to have John Little & Matt Polly on his podcast, to straighten out the trash that QT spoused off. Cheers Bud. 👍

I find it funny that people are skeptical of what Lebell said yet totally embrace what Jim Kelly said even though he was extremely vague and couldnt name anyone to support his claims. Not sure why you think Bruce didnt understand cameras when he had made so many films before Green Hornet.

Well said Stripey. Glad you did this vid highlighting those things.

He's more of a Sonny Chiba fan-for somebody who's into Asian Cinema big time-I was also wondering why the hostility on THE DRAGON...

Maybe if Bruce realized how much he was underpaid being an "Asian" actor,in the Green Hornet in Matthew Polly 's book,then maybe Bruce could have roughed the stuntmen up exacting some kind of revenge. But Bruce didn't realize that and even then, he wouldn't have put that role or any other future collaboration with Hollywood in jeapordy by beating up stuntmen. He had his first opportunity here and hoped to acquire many more. But as the story is known Bruce stood no chance at that time in Hollywood for a leading role in any film because of his ethnicity. Only after making it big in Asian movies did he get his one and only chance in Hollywood unfortunately

Agree with everything you said Stripey! 👍

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

👍

Excellent video!

I'm 67, in all my years I've never seen anyone match Bruce Lee!!!!!!!!!

I have always wondered why the only photos of Gene Lebell with Bruce are from the moments they shared on screen like in Ironside. There are countless photos of Bruce with Chuck Norris, Joon Ree, Ed Parker, etc.

@humphreybogart6663

4 ай бұрын

I think Gene is an interesting fellow and all things considered has been more respectful other then an occasional bruised ego comment. However, he didn't mind working with Brandon Lee on Rapid Fire (The Crowe is coming to 4K wooo hoooo!!!!!!).

I will never watch a Tarantino film again , and I haven’t watched once upon a time in Hollywood and I never will

Besides quentin is another one to visit the ep island

I love Tarantino’s films. The best aspects of Once Upon A Time in Hollywood are the performances by Margaret Robbie, Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio. The storytelling isn’t as tight as Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Kill Bill 1&2, etc. That said, Mike Moh as Bruce Lee was actually good. He is given horrible material to play Bruce Lee with. Imagine a film that portrays Bruce Lee in a realistic honest manner that shows the depth of his overall being, including his flaws. The portrayal in Once Upon A Time, is stereotypical and fraught with an inexplicable distaste for Bruce Lee. I never saw the point of this, considering the respect Steve McQueen’s portrayal and Sharon Tate are in this Tarantino film. Looking forward to your upcoming rambles.

He's so lucky that if Bruce is still alive , Quentin will be eating his food in a straw . Totally disrespectful.

Totally disrespectful. Too Bruce's family friends and fans . To come out with a comment like that. I enjoyed the film like most people but soon as i seen that bruce segment lost Totally respect for tarantino fame gone to his head so far up his own arse. Sorry rant over. Thanks again stripes top man.cheers.

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

I like the film but the Bruce scene with Cliff, was totally unnecessary. Cheers fella 👍

@Craigolcfc

4 ай бұрын

Totally agree stripey. Take care all the best pal.

I think QT is up his own backside. He believes this own made up BS these days. Seemed a cool guy back in the 90’s now he comes across as smug and self important. And if you enjoy Bruce Lee clone movies over the real ones. You definitely have issues 😂

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

He's a diva of Hollyweird now, mate. I agree, when QT first started off he seemed like a really cool "film geek" kinda guy. Prefuring Bruce knock-off movies to the original Lee classics is just stupid & dumb. 👍

Yeah , must admit I lost a little bit for QT after Once upon a time.. and his following comments about Bruce, speaking of bruceploitation , have you watched Finishing the Game by Justin Lin, really good mockumentary and highlights the hilarity that ensued to try to replace Bruce , all fictional of course, but probably not too far from the truth! Keep up the good work for us true fans!

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

Cheers, pal. I'll check out Finishing the Game. Thank you 👍

Be really interested to see your thoughts on the new Brucesploitation documentary coming from Severin Films soon, "Enter the Clones of Bruce." There is also huge box set being released soon by Severin, containing a dozen or so classic Brucesploitation flicks, fully remastered, and including the documentary. And Eastern Heroes have new magazine issue about it... Worth checking out for the curious!

@Craigolcfc

4 ай бұрын

Just checked it out on yt seen the clip looks like it will be a good show. Thanks for letting us know.

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

It's something I'm really interested in seeing. I didn't know there was a boxset coming out (that is cool) I've been keeping an eye out for a release date 👍

Who cares in 50 years people will still know who is Bruce Lee.

Tarantino went too far in this interview. He tried to show his knowledge about Bruce Lee and find excuses for his stupid script. He should have just said that was just a fictional thing and I’m very sorry to everyone if i misinterpreted the real man. Period!

18:45 "A Milatary hand to hand combat stance" Hold my beer!!... its in the book!!.

I am sure i have heard that line before regarding them having their hands registered as lethal weapons and I am thinking it was a comedy skit. Nobody would speak like that if they could fight and if they did it would be well known.

@BRUCEJJ66

4 ай бұрын

It is interesting that the only real martial artists and/or fighters mentioned by name in Quentin's movie (Bruce Lee, Joe Lewis, M. Ali) were all dead when Once Upon A Time In Hollywood came out.Could it be that Quentin only mentioned people who were dead because a dead person can't sue for defamation of character? It's easy to talk shit about people who can't respond, Quentin!

❤Love Bruce - Love Quentin❤

It is well documented the fact that Bruce Lee was near sighted, which would probably account for the unintentional strikes the stuntmen received. But with respects to the actual craft can it not be said that goes with the territory. When filming a car crash does not the director production crew and the stuntman prepare if not anticipate something going wrong while filming? Bruce was doing his JOB as were the stuntmen,you don't see any of their books on the bookshelves complaining about being hit on the set of a movie. I enjoyed this piece and how well you stayed on topic.

The movie would’ve been a whole lot better if Bruce Lee would have taught Cliff how to fight.

I've learned to separate the QT movies from him as a person. Great movies sorry human.. Great video 👏🏾👏🏾

Tarantino is twisted. Only watched a quarter of that pulp thing and knew where it's going.

Interesting. Thank you my friend.

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

Cheers mate, i hope you enjoy 👍

@cheekster777

4 ай бұрын

@@StripeyR *ALWAYS!* 😃

Tarantino has always blown smoke up his own arse. I've never liked the way he comes across in interviews. Smug, self-satisfied, arrogant...

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

I used to think he was really cool (in the early 90's) but now he's a hollyweird diva...Shame. 👍

@ProfessorEchoMedia

4 ай бұрын

I ran into him at his theater in LA and he appeared stoned out of his mind, a hooker hanging on his arm and he was laughing inappropriately throughout the entire movie, disrupting everyone’s viewing.

What was the last book you held up?

@StripeyR

14 күн бұрын

Wrath of the Dragon by John Little

I bet Tarantino watched "Fist of Fear, Touch of Death" at some grindhouse in 1980 and thought it was a legit documentary.

How about when Mel Gibson said, "Hey Bruce, nice pyjamas. Enter the Drag Queen..." to Jet Li in the dreadful Lethal Weapon 4?

Tarantinos has ties to a certain flight log & island. Creepy guy. Bruce inspired millions over generations. Tarantino can go sk a dk, which he most likely has.

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

QT would prefur to suck a foot, I think. I've heard rumours about his connections with unsavory people (Harvey Weinstein for one) I've seen the flight log for the another "stein" and QT was on it. Cheers Bud. 👍

@mig1017

4 ай бұрын

@@StripeyR well said Stripey. He really is a piece work.

I liked the movie once upon a time in Hollywood but I do agree he kinda made Bruce Lee look silly and Bruce Lee was never silly, I took him as a serious Martial Artist, thanks Great Video as always

Tarantino there's a sick man. Crouching director hidden racist

Again another person here who had great enjoyment of most Tarantino movies, but he really shot himself in the foot with that scene in OUATIH, surely his test-screenings must have given feedback that there was potential there for a larger problem, he must have made up his own mind to double-down and stick to his guns, rather than doing a reshoot. It feels like he has written out an entire monologue to try and get himself out of this situation, but the damage is done now and he’s lost a lot of credibility and respect, It’s quite unique in that a Director is wholly responsible for such a bad decision, and so close to the end of his career 😅 Great Video as usual Stripey, all of your opinions are spot-on 👍

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

Cheers Pal 👍

Also Jean Labelle was not the stunt coordinator look it up

The only problem Boratino can get is someone unknown to beat his ass up just because him being of a...le

Excellent post. It is clear that Tarantino was disrespectful to the memory of Bruce Lee and his family. I don't know what Tarantino's problem is with Bruce Lee, but at the very least it's jealousy or maybe even racism. Tarantino, who said he was a fan of Bruce Lee, stated that he preferred the films of his imitators such as Bruce Le, Bruce Li, Dragon Lee or Bruce Lai. In this preference he already surrenders and reveals his denial of the natural talent and success of the king of kung fu. His fantasy in which the fictional stuntman, born killer and lethal world war soldier would surprise young Bruce Lee and easily defeat him on set was awesome. It seems that Tarantino superficially studied Bruce Lee and collected some dubious opinions to construct this bizarre scene in which Bruce Lee is completely and intentionally ridiculed (in a choreography that Bruce himself would not approve of) with the clear objective of deconstructing his hard-earned image and work that has been maintained for more than half a century. This statement that “Bruce Lee didn’t respect American stuntmen” is completely absurd. In fact, I have noticed a possible Little Dragon defamation campaign on social media for some time. But as I've already noted, if Lee were alive today, even at age 84, ill-intentioned opportunists like Quentin Tarantino wouldn't have the courage to defame him to his face. Luckily for these defamers, not even Brandon Lee is present to defend his father's honor. Then there are the true and loyal fans left.

Tarantino movies are not up to standards. After seeing the two kill bill movies that’s it for me. He called Bruce Shannon’s f,n father and that other guy thought that was funny. I can believe I even wasted time watching this weird interview. Makes me want to research who this Tarantino guy is and what his background is cause I never heard of him before. Why don’t they just leave master Bruce Rest In Peace? Hollywood ignored him when he could have made billions for them, now you get all these jokers coming out of no where and spewing all kinds of shit about him when they probably never even took a martial arts class of any sort in their lives and haven’t got a clue to what they are talking about. I think Pierre Berton was the best interviewer that there ever was and he gave Bruce the proper respect and courtesy in the lost interview that all these other guys could not.

I heard Bruce Lee would buy the stuntmen from the Green Hornet lunch to apologize to them for hitting them while filming. Bruce didn't mean to hit them. Although he was a child actor he was new to actually fighting on screen so he wasn't sure how to make it look real yet. He also accidently hit Jackie Chan before while filming Enter The Dragon and Jackie Chan said Bruce ran up to him to see if he was ok and would keep apologize to him while hugging him. Now tell me do that sound anything like how Quentin tried to portray Bruce Lee as?

You can only dream of reaching the heights Bruce reached my friend, you faiked to ubderstand his most important massage Mr tarantino, ' don't concentrate on the finger, or you will miss all the heavenly glory, but you will most likely not get it. You just the film maker, certainly not rhe trail blazer. Soz matie.😊

The question you have to ask yourself is "Why did Tarantino put that scene in his movie in the first place?"

I'm pretty much in total agreement with you here, Stripey, Quentin was just making shit up, pretending he has "insider knowledge" the rest of us aren't privy to. Like you said, who, aside from Quentin, ever said Bruce Lee hated/ disrespected American stuntmen? Who was Quentin quoting? He could've just said "hey, it's a fictional story of a real person, nothing to get your panties in a bunch over", but no, Quentin had to double down & insist Bruce actually was an asshole. According to whom, Quentin? Looking forward to hearing what you have to say about Gene LeBell, he was a legendary figure in American martial arts, legit tough guy by all accounts but ... also a story teller, prone, I think, to embellishment for the sake of entertainment.

It has been said that every artist has, at least, one work of genius in them....if they're lucky, they have two! In my opinion Tarantino had his genius with 'Reservoir' and 'Pulp'...the rest are ok. But HE'S swallowed his own hype. Bruce was an innovator....he was a just beginning when he died! Tarantino has done 20 years of pastiche and tribute. If Tarantino can't treat Bruce's memory with respect, HE can go suck a dick! Good video 💯

Quentin Tarantino hates Bruce because Bruce talked trash about traditional Kung fu and Quentin loves traditional Kung fu and a big fan of Wong Jack Man.

He just comes across as such an arrogant prick, clearly doesn’t know Bruce Lee as well as he thinks he does. Thank you for the video mate, excellent as always. 👍

Quentin, Quentin Quentin Got it so wrong And now he’s absolutely lying trying to convince people Would love it if Mathew Polly and John Little got Quentin in front of a studio audience to explain himself They would have the balls to challenge him Apart from the Bruce scenes I enjoyed the movie Great soundtrack In the meantime for telling porkies Quentin Stand in the corner Great video Stripey 👍

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

Cheers, mate. I would love Joe Rogan to have Matt Polly & John Little on his show (just to set the record straight) It's a great movie...BUT this part sucked & like I said in the video, he made things worse on JRE. Thanks Bud. 👍

You can only dream of reaching the heights Bruce reached my friend, you failed to ubderstand his most important massage Mr torentino, ' don't concentrate on the finger, or you will miss all the heavenly glory, but you will most likely not get it. You just the film maker, certainly not rhe trail blazer. Soz matie.😊

My comments from earlier yesterday seem to have gone missing? Stripey, did you really censor them? Why? Say it ain’t so!

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

I don't remove any comments bud. 👍

@ProfessorEchoMedia

4 ай бұрын

@@StripeyR If you did that would be a worse move than what Tarantino did to Bruce and violate the patented Stripey image as well!

First of all, Bruce would never attack like that by leading with a flying kick out of the blue. He was all about efficiency by using your hands.

He loves Sonny Chiba, and he can not emphasize no reasoning how he degraded Guru Lee.

The fact that they portrayed Bruce Lee as a guy who would do such a risky flying kick then doing the same move again I was lyk wtf Bruce Lee wouldn’t have done that it’s not JKD it’s not what he preached also he was very philosophical ect meh that film will get lost 2 time while Bruce Lee’s positive msg and way of life will continue 2 inspire and help ppl around the world God bless Bruce and his son Brandon

He sounds like actor Michael Caine.

One word jealousy

Tarantino says one thing and the other way around in the same sentence.

Don't mess with the best.

Terrentino is a wind up merchant I have watch all the Mandarin version of The Big Boss, i thought the third Brothel scene was like a carry on film 🎥 lol 😂🤣 i understand why they did cut it out because it wasn't Bruce like everyone knows

There's an article with the (awkward) title "Could Gene LeBell beat up Bruce Lee? Meet the real life Cliff Booth from ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’" in which Gene LeBell gives his account of the event that the scene in question was loosely based on.

@Jackson.T

4 ай бұрын

Gene LeBell is a hater

@pdxtom

4 ай бұрын

@@Jackson.T Really? When I've seen him interviewed he expressed nothing but love and respect for Bruce Lee and has said “He was the best martial artist of his time”.

@Jackson.T

4 ай бұрын

@@pdxtom he has had many interviews where he trashed Bruce Lee. He said Rhonda Rousey could beat Bruce Lee up.

@pdxtom

4 ай бұрын

@@Jackson.T Well then dammit, I'm going to visit that old folk's home he's in and give him a piece of my mind! 😆

@jeffarmstrong5549

4 ай бұрын

Bruce Lee was a trained killer, not someone having a judo contest. He would have had Gene LeBells eyes out of his head before he saw it coming. A little hard to fight after that Gene.

Great Video Stripey. The guy who payed Bruce Lee in OUATIA played him like a caricature, probably under the direction of Tarantino. Loved the film, hated that part. Very disrespectful IMO especially as Tarantino borrowed so much from Bruce Lee in Kill Bill. If Bruce was good enough to be plagiarised by Tarantino he deserved to be respected by Tarantino!

First off I’m the biggest Bruce Lee fan ever…he’s my original hero in my life. That being said into was upset at this movie …but then I thought..the Movie is called “Once upon a time in Hollywood “ …it’s a fairy tale 😂. The miss protraile of Bruce is one thing but why isn’t anyone talking about the misprotale of the murders of the Manson family 😂😂😂😂😂…..

@williamwest7008

4 ай бұрын

Yaaa... except did you not watch this video?? Tarantino clearly says in real life that Bruce was an asshole so that's clearly not a fairytale is it. If it was only a film it's a bit understandable, still wrong and disrespectful but understandable. He speaks of it in real life as if it's true so there's the problem. Learn to know what you're talking about.

The only Tarantino film I won’t watch.From what I’ve read Bruce and LeBell were great friends

I didn't care for the scene... I also didn't particularly care for the movie. It definitely was not on par with _Pulp Fiction,_ _Inglorious Basterds,_ or _Hateful 8._ His films have been generally hit or miss for me. Didn't care for _Jackie Brown,_ _Django Unchained,_ or this one.

I come from a different angle. I never was a fan of Tarentino... not his movies, nor him whenever I've seen him in interviews or interactions with fans. He was always very arrogant and smug. Sadly, Rogan is not savvy enough to question any assertions. He just accepts them as facts. As you said, Bruce was learning on Green Hornet and learned quickly. I have seen dozens of interviews of stunt workers and Green Hornet folk, as well as Bruce... read and saw none of what Tarentino says.

People dont realize that Bruce Lee was good friends w Sharon Tate. Quentin should have had Bruce at the end at Sharon Tates party and helping Cliff kick ass. And later the two become friends. Just my opinion.

Stripey I wanted to know if you had an Instagram? I have some videos I would like to send you that would help you destroy Quentin Tarantino’s idea of Bruce Lee

@StripeyR

4 ай бұрын

I don't, mate, but I have a X (twitter) I'd like to see those videos 👍

See interview, linda lee reveals everything about bruce lee , shocking new interview. He didnt like to mingle or party.

TBH , QT movies were Ok but to call them " great " is a bit of an overstatement

@StripeyR

Ай бұрын

For me, his first five movies were amazing, but it's subjective I guess 👍

If Tarantino prefers the exploitation films then it just proves he's never taken Bruce seriously. Hence his portrayal in Once Upon... in fact it chaps his arse cheeks if you question him about it.

Great break down.........he gets so much wrong in this interview.

Tarantino is a weirdo. Did you ever hear him on the Howard Stern show defending Roman Polanski? he said that 13yr old was down with the sex. Ewwww

@davidpaterson3443

4 ай бұрын

Always thought Tarrintino's character in from ' Dusk till Dawn' where he's perving on a young Juliette Lewis' was a bit too real...

@AmIDeadYet

4 ай бұрын

@@davidpaterson3443 Good point, he did write that movie didn't he and put himself in that role.