Lt. Aldo Raine
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1 day ago · Here is every Paul Schrader movie, ranked: ... which would later be repurposed for an iconic sequence in Inglourious Basterds), Cat People is Schrader’s most overtly carnal picture, ...
5 days ago · Running Time: 152mins. Country: US. Year: 2009. In Nazi-occupied France, German officer Colonel Hans Landa interrogates a farmer suspected of harbouring Jewish families. Dozens perish in the subsequent bloodbath but one young woman, Shosanna, escapes and reinvents herself as a cinema owner in Paris, where she plots revenge.
3 days ago · Quentin Tarantino's movies are filled with great acting performances, many of which have flown under the radar. Tarantino has benefited from some iconic performances, including Oscar-winning turns from Christoph Waltz in Inglourious Basterds and Brad Pitt in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. However, many fine actors haven't gotten the recognition ...
4 days ago · The same goes for when he breaks out his fluent Italian to mock the Basterds at the film premiere later in the movie - he sees right through their pathetic ruse and could easily have them apprehended on the spot, but that's not nearly as enjoyable for him as letting them carry on with their plan and seeing where it goes.
3 days ago · Tarantino has benefited from some iconic performances, including Oscar-winning turns from Christoph Waltz in Inglourious Basterds and Brad Pitt in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. 15 Eli Roth As Donny Donowitz Inglourious Basterds Close Inglourious Basterds Where to Watch *Availability in USDirector Quentin Tarantino Release Date August 21, 2009 ...
1 day ago · The Basterds infiltrate the premiere with timed explosives, while Shosanna and Marcel set the cinema ablaze. In the ensuing chaos, the Nazis are killed, including Hitler and Joseph Goebbels. The film ends with Lieutenant Raine carving a swastika into the forehead of Hans Landa, the ruthless SS colonel who had been hunting Jews throughout the film.
4 days ago · Inglourious Basterds is possibly one of Quentin Tarantino’s toughest films, and also one of his most acclaimed. In this film, Tarantino wanted everything to be as realistic as possible, and at times it was so realistic that he put the entire leading cast in danger, as exactly happened in the final scene.
