Top 7 Actors Quentin Tarantino HATED Most

Top 7 Actors Quentin Tarantino HATED Most

Quentin Tarantino just named seven actors he absolutely despises working with. What they did to earn his hatred will blow your mind – and destroy everything you thought you knew about Hollywood's biggest stars.
You think you know Quentin Tarantino. The genius behind Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, and Django Unchained. The man who turned violence into art and dialogue into poetry. But behind that brilliant mind lies one of Hollywood's most unforgiving memory – and a secret list that could end careers.
See, Tarantino doesn't just make movies – he creates cinematic experiences that define generations. He demands total commitment, absolute respect for his vision, and unwavering dedication to the craft. Cross those lines, and you'll find yourself on the wrong side of one of cinema's most powerful directors.
But here's what Hollywood doesn't want you to know: Tarantino keeps a mental blacklist. Seven actors who violated his sacred code so severely that he's sworn never to work with them again. Some are A-list legends. Others are rising stars who fell from grace. All of them learned that burning bridges with Quentin Tarantino means career suicide in Hollywood.

00:00 - Top 7 Actors Quentin Tarantino HATED Most
01:53 - Bruce Willis (7)
04:29 - David Carradine (6)
07:00 - Jamie Foxx (5)
09:43 - Will Smith (4)
12:38 - Kevin Costner (3)
15:26 - George Clooney (2)
18:05 - Edward Norton (1)

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