Quentin Tarantino’s problem with Marvel becomes news again. After revealing that he would never make movies for the MCU, now the famous director aroused controversy again by saying that studio actors aren’t real movie stars and emphasized the current situation in Hollywood. What did the filmmaker imply?
At 59 years old, Tarantino has already declared himself a fan of Peppa Pig and is still waiting to cook his tenth and last film before saying goodbye to the seventh art completely. However, it seems that he still has plenty of time to talk about the industry.
In an interview for the “2 Bears, 1 Cave” podcast, Quentin implied that despite more than 10 years working at Marvel, neither Chris Evans nor Chris Hemsworth are stars.
“Part of the ‘Marvelization’ of Hollywood is that you have everyone These actors who have become famous playing these characters, but they are not movie stars.” explained. “Captain America is the star or Thor is the star”, added.
The filmmaker believes that it is really the “franchise characters who become stars”, but not those who bring them to life on the big screen.
Tarantino’s real problem with Marvel
Despite the above comments, Quentin Tarantino also clarified that he doesn’t hate Marvel and has summarized that his lack of emotion for his movies is due more than anything to his age.
“Look, I used to collect Marvel comics like crazy when I was a kid,” he revealed. If these movies came out when I was twenty, I’d be damn happy. And I would absolutely love them.”
“But you already know, I am almost 60 years oldso yes. No, I’m not that excited about them”, clarified the famous director of “Kill Bill”, “Pulp fiction”, “Once upon a time in Hollywood” and “Django without chains”.
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