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Quentin Tarantino's Wildest Characters

September 14th 2009 05:59
Quentin Tarantino Characters. Mr Blonde
Mr Blonde (Michael Madsen). Reservoir Dogs, 1992
Besuited alpha male, particularly famed for impromptu ear-severing. A charming psychopath who likes to simmer and sit tight. Perks up when obscure Dylan-esque Seventies pop hits come on the radio and has a habit of flicking away cigarette butts just before something really nasty happens. Approach with due trepidation.


Tarantino Characters - Samuel L Jackson
Jules Winnfield (Samuel L Jackson). Pulp Fiction, 1994
A principled killer with a philosophical bent. Quotes chunks of Biblical verse when dishing out punishment. Often terrific company and very tolerant of a shambolic, bungling colleague, but too smart for this game. Wants out. To be respected and on no account messed around.

Kill Bill. Daryl Hannah
Elle Driver (Daryl Hannah). Kill Bill, Vols 1 and 2, 2003/4
Aka California Mountain Snake. Trained assassin. Foolishly disrespected her sensei and lost an eye, then got her own back by poisoning him. Wears patch. Uses a black mamba to dispose of former colleagues. Worth avoiding, on balance, unless rampage of revenge strictly necessitates a face-off.


Death Proof. Kurt Russel
Stuntman Mike (Kurt Russell). Death Proof, 2007
A deranged serial killer. Also, kind of a road hog. Games of chicken are a bad idea – he’ll win. Getting in his passenger seat an even worse idea, since it’s custom-fitted to trap. If he’s ever met you, he’s got you written down in his creepy notebook, so be warned.


Tarantino Movies - Inglourious Basterds
Col Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz). Inglourious Basterds, 2009
All smiles. Fond of strudel. A class act, really, in the field of Jew-hunting. Expert in polished conversational torture. Prone to jump across the room and throttle you once he’s had his fun. Beware overtures of friendship from this one. He means you damage.


*Images and information sourced from The Daily Telegraph. See more Tarantinon here.



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