The mother of filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has come to the defense of the latter, after his statement that caused quite a stir.
As you may have read, in an interview on The Moment podcast with Brian Koppelman, Tarantino said that as a child he vowed not to give his mother a penny after he became successful because it is suspected that she discouraged her career. his.
"As for my son Quentin - I support him, I'm proud, I love him and his growing family," mother Connie Zastoupil told USA Today.
Zastoupil, who is thought to have been 16 when she gave birth to Tarantino, added:
"I was delighted to dance at his wedding and the news of the birth of my nephew, Leo."
She stressed that she does not want to be part of what is discussed in the media.
"It's easy to turn things around and go viral without the full context. I do not want to take part in this media exchange frenzy. "
The director of "Pulp Fiction" is thought to have written the first screenplay called "Captain Peachfuzz and the Anchovy Bandit" when he was just 12. During the interview, he confessed that he had problems with grades in school and had an uneasy relationship with mother because of the lessons.
"He was yelling at me and then he said, 'Oh, by the way, this' little writing career,' quoting with his fingers. This 'little writing career' you're getting? "This stupidity is over."
Tarantino recalled, 'And when he told me sarcastically, I thought,' Okay, ma'am. When I become a successful screenwriter, you will not receive a penny from my success. You will not have a home. You will not have a vacation. There will be no Elvis Cadillac for mom. You will not get anything. "Because you said that."
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