Quentin Tarantino Snaps When Asked About Margot Robbie's Role In Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

by Rebecca Shepherd 

 

 

Quentin Tarantino hit back at a journalist who asked why he hadn't given Margot Robbie 'many lines' in his latest film Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood.

 

During a press conference at the Cannes Film Festival, the New York Times reporter asked why Robbie (who plays Sharon Tate) wasn't given many lines despite being a 'very talented actress/actor', suggesting that it was a 'deliberate choice' made by the director.

 

Tarantino, 56, hit back immediately saying: "Well, I just reject your hypothesis".

 

Following his answer, the director looked visibly irritated before Margot jumped to his defence saying that she felt that showing the 'wonderful sides' of her character could be 'adequately done without speaking'.

 

Full Story: http://www.ladbible.com/entertainment/film-and-tv-quentin-tarantino-hits-back-at-reporter-when-asked-about-margot-robbie-20190523

5 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

 

 

Quentin Tarantino seems unbothered by what others think about him.

 

 

His new movie looks great!

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he can do whatever he wants

This feminist reporter should have first looked at his other movies that have strong female characters before trying to score points. She came across as petty.

Hey lady, it's his movie. Make your own if you think you can do better. Sheesh!