Julie Dreyfus is a French actress who is best known for her collaborations with director Quentin Tarantino, appearing in two of his films. She played the role of Sofie Fatale in “Kill Bill: Volume 1”.
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Why Vincent Vega Was the Most Incompetent Character in Pulp Fiction
So we’re all on the same page about John Travolta’s character Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction being kind of an idiot right? He’s not bright, he’s just a cocky son of a bitch with the ability to be charismatic for the right director. The problem is, that stupidity leads to a lot of the problems in Pulp Fiction.
She Played Fabienne in Pulp Fiction. See Maria de Medeiros Now at 57
Do you recognize the name Maria de Medeiros? No? That’s understandable, honestly. The actress hasn’t made too much of a mark in the American movie scene since her role in Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction as Butch’s girlfriend, Fabienne. With a role in one of Tarantino’s most acclaimed works, why didn’t the star catch on?
She Played Gogo in Kill Bill. See Chiaki Kuriyama Now at 38
Chiaki Kuriyama isn’t a well-known name in America outside her small part in Kill Bill Volume One (which was a hell of an impression) but the actress is a major star in her home country of Japan.
Whatever Happened To Daryl Hannah?
You may remember Daryl Hannah as an orange-tailed mermaid in the hit film Splash. Or perhaps her name brings to mind images of her as a one-eyed assassin in the American martial arts film Kill Bill. Whatever your memories of Hannah are, you may begin to realize that you haven’t seen her on television or film lately.
Whatever Happened To Frank Whaley, ‘Brett’ From Pulp Fiction?
Frank Whaley is an American actor recognizable for his roles in Field of Dreams, The Doors, and Pulp Fiction. His career seemed to be on the upswing in the 90s, but what has he been doing since then?
CSI Fans Were Surprised to Find Out That Quentin Tarantino Directed Two Episodes of the Show
You probably know Quentin Tarantino as the critically acclaimed, rebellious filmmaker behind such iconic films as Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, and Inglourious Basterds.
His name doesn’t exactly scream “network television”, so it might surprise you to know that, once upon a time in 2005, Tarantino directed the two-part fifth season finale of the forensics crime drama CSI.