Tarantino SHUTS DOWN Margot Robbie Question

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[felipepadilla]

Arnold spoke 17 lines in The Terminator soooo....

"I reject your hypothesis" is my new response to most adressed conversations from now on.

[psychosamba]

Very intelligent, diplomatic and reasoned response by Margot. She understood that film inside out - and her role in it.

[petergivenbless]

... so talented, she doesn't need dialogue to "explain" her character to the audience.

[Jays-ugbd]

“i just reject ur hypotheses🤓” Quentin ur funny as shit love u bro

[fredbyoutubing]

Her small role in that movie was the most endearing thing ever. She portrayed someone nobody could dislike and when you know what really happened, , it brought a sense of dread. On a second watch, you just enjoy seing her being happy.

[davidgraham]

That interviewer would have gone nuts in the silent movie era.

[chazprouk]

Her idea of a “Strong woman” is someone who doesn’t stop talking

[bigpoppy]

Holly hunter. Winner for the academy Best actress in the movie the Piano. Did not speak one word.

[MrUtah]

motherfuckin’ No Country For Old Men got Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay and it isn’t even a dialogue-heavy script

[hallofmirrorsnetwork]

I love the even handed nature of Margot’s reply here.

[slashtopher]

Lady: She shoulda talked more.
QT: Bite me.

[heroclixrz]

A director has to trust an actor a whole damned lot to let them tell their story without any speaking lines.

[NoahPurdyFR]

It's incredible to see how deeply she understands her character

[Monticello]

I love him. That was the correct response. Art is not a democracy.

[woodersonandmelbatoast]

The lady asking the question just looks exactly how you’d think she’d look 😂

[Casablumpkin]

DeNiro won an Oscar for GF 2 (well-deserved, imo), while working with a couple of pages worth of dialogue.

[dylanmatthews]

When I was in university, we did a play wherein one of the characters had no lines. The actor who played her thought it was because she couldn't act, but the truth is that only the greatest actors can hold your attention without uttering a word... She never understood that, and I never forgot it.

[russellhawkins]

That was a very intelligent and ideal answer.

[Thor-Orion]

“I’m just surprised she’s been able to be so successful with her obvious physical disadvantages… that’s pure talent right there!”