Four Rooms - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Four Rooms"
Four Rooms (1995)
Timing:
1:38 (98 min)
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Actors and characters
Lana McKissack
Character Sarah
Danny Verduzco
Character Juancho
Amanda de Cadenet
Character Diana
Quinn Hellerman
Character Baby Bellhop
Paul Skemp
Character Real Theodore
Unruly Julie McClean
Character Left Redhead
Laura Rush
Character Right Redhead
What's left behind the scenes
- The video game that Betty’s friends are playing is called “Rambo 3.” This game was released for the Sega Genesis series of consoles in 1989.
- Before the children switched to an adult channel, they were watching the short film "Bedhead", directed by Robert Rodriguez.
- The film was originally going to be called "Five Rooms", but one of the episodes was decided to be cut before filming began.
- The role of Ted was originally written for Steve Buscemi.
- One of the main tenets of the American Directors Guild is the following thesis: "One film - one director." Therefore, all four directors had to leave the Guild to bring the film to fruition.
- Quentin heated up the atmosphere on set so much that his episode was filmed in just two days.
- Madonna was so unhappy with how she looked in the film that she flatly refused to participate in the film's promotional activities, despite it being stipulated in her contract. That's why Madonna has red hair on the posters and album cover – she liked herself with it (unlike the platinum blonde in the film).
- After working with Quentin on "Pulp Fiction," Bruce Willis begged to appear in the Tarantino segment of "Four Rooms," titled "The Man from Hollywood," without a fee. That's why Willis isn't even in the credits: according to the rules of the Screen Actors Guild, actors are not allowed to work for free.
- In 1995, the film was released in Russia under the title "Strange Brew."
- The story unfolding in the fourth room is based on the plot of Roald Dahl's short story "The Man from the South," in which the main character, a gambler, is even more of a madman than his counterpart in the film.
- In that same fourth episode, directed by Quentin Tarantino, the word "fuck" and its derivatives are uttered exactly 193 times in 21 minutes of action.
- Rodriguez cast his sister, Patricia Vonne, as the corpse in the episode "Disturbing the Peace".
- The episode "Hollywood Man" features a giveaway of a 1964 Chevrolet Malibu. This was the same car owned by Quentin Tarantino (the director of this episode) and was stolen during the filming of "Pulp Fiction".
- The opening credits show Tim Roth's character from "Reservoir Dogs" unzipping, and Roth's character from "Four Rooms" emerging from within.
- Before the children switched to an erotic channel, they were watching Robert Rodriguez's short film "Bedhead".
- After collaborating with Quentin on "Pulp Fiction," Bruce Willis insisted on appearing in Tarantino’s segment of "Four Rooms," titled "The Man from Hollywood," without a fee. That is why Willis isn't even in the credits: according to the rules of the Screen Actors Guild, actors are not allowed to work for free.
- The story unfolding in the fourth room is based on the plot of Roald Dahl’s short story "The Man from the South," in which the main character, a gambler, is even more insane than his counterpart in the film.
- In that same fourth episode, directed by Quentin Tarantino, the word "fuck" and its derivatives are uttered exactly 193 times in 21 minutes of action.
- Rodriguez cast his sister, Patricia Vonne, as the corpse in the episode "Disturbance of the Peace".
- A 1964 Chevrolet Malibu is raffled off in the episode "The Man from Hollywood." This was the same model car owned by Quentin Tarantino (the director of this episode) and was stolen during the filming of "Pulp Fiction."
- The opening credits show Tim Roth’s character from "Reservoir Dogs" unzipping, and his character from "Four Rooms" emerging.
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