Kill Bill - Interview with Uma Thurman (2003)

Uma Thurman discusses Quentin Tarantino's creative process and shares her experience filming "Kill Bill: Vol. 1."

[Brian_Boru]

She should've won a Best Actress Oscar for her work in either Kill Bill films. Sheer brilliance.

[adriasunyol]

The movie litterally happens in her face, in her body. There's hardly any other movie where the actress is SO important. But most of the questions are about Tarantino... What a missed oportunity to understand how she gave such a great performance.

[Someonesaidthis]

I am so jealous of her voice, its so perfect and articulate..

[pelqel]

What a lovely, intelligent person she is! I wish the host wouldn't have interrupted and derailed her so much.

[haleyw]

He seems to only want to talk about Quentin Tarantino, and she handled it so well. I admire her patience.

[ZestyZinny]

She looks really pretty and natural in this video. Loved the movie, it's a classic.

[SylusMaster]

She will be forever iconic. Her scene with Lucy Lu is my favorite!

[BraanFlakes]

Uma is hand down one of the best actors/actresses of all time. I can’t believe how well she pulls of this character and does it so well in a way that fits the artistic style so well

[ManBolo]

She so gracefully navigating his bad interview

[desmondoreilly]

Uma was just on fire in these films. They were a great vehicle for her. Tarantino got truly stellar performances out of his main players, each and every one of them. The films are mythical, almost like the swords made by Hatori Hanzo.

[crashfan]

She looks... unique for an actress. Wish she had more movies

[jobelle]

She has such a fun flirty spirit😊 Loved her as Poison Ivy💚

[dgodoom]

I know this is a cult movie but this is legit one of my favorite films. They don’t make movies like this anymore.

[MillionDollarPersianMDP]

She's absolutely ethereal. Sad looking back on this time and knowing all the horror she had to endure at this point in her career though. Hollywood doesn't foster talent, they consume it

[yoyoyoyo-qvhu]

One of the greatest cinematic duos if you ask me Quentin and Thurman,

[selfelements]

11:55 "Having children flips the game from being about you to being about what you can create in a home and what your responsibilities are."

This is what brought me here.

[leila]

Charlie totally misunderstood what Uma was saying about Quentin being a self taught original director. Of course all directors are influenced by other movies and art, but her point was that he doesn't feel bound to any typical formulas or narrative styles, he believes in his vision 100%

[marina.svorin]

Uma said such beautiful words about motherhood “giving a life for a human being is like investing in the world, in society, so she feel now more connected to the outside world”

[HannahfromAtlanta]

She is my hero. I met her once at Bob Dylan's show in 96 and all I have to say is she is so real...I wish I was her stunt double or my daughter was in kb3. Literally..Uma is the best of the best.

[pinklavender]

She's very insightful.
I wish whatever happened between Q&U didn't and they could've made many brilliant films after.