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- “The Path Of The Righteous Man...” Full quote: “The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men.
- "I Hate To Shatter Your Ego, But This Is Not The First Time I've Had A Gun Pointed At Me." Jules tried to be nice, and give Pumpkin a chance with this Pulp Fiction quote that comes as a warning.
- “The Motherf***** That Said That S*** Never Had To Pick Up Itty-Bitty Pieces Of Skull On Account Of Your Dumb Ass.” Marvin's death in Pulp Fiction was one of the most shocking and darkly hilarious moments in the movie.
- “I’m Sorry, Did I Break Your Concentration?” This Pulp Fiction quote from Jules says to Brett right after killing his friend on the couch. It is one of the most underrated and simple moments in Jackson's performance as he is able to be so funny and so menacing all at once.
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Jules Winfield is one of the three main protagonists (alongside Vincent Vega and Butch Coolidge) of Pulp Fiction, and the central character of the third and final story segment The Bonnie Situation. Initially he is a hitman working alongside Vincent Vega but after revelation, or as he refers to it "a moment of clarity" he decides to leave to "Walk ...
Brett
Jules and Vincent were on a car on the way to retrieve and punish people who turned coat on their boss —both wearing dress suits—Vincent was relating his impressions from his stay in Europe concerning the possession of dope and the laws in Amsterdam. He was impressed on how in Europe cinemas beer is served in glass, how the Quarter Pounder burger is called Royale with Cheese in Paris (and Big Mac is called "Le Big Mac") and how in Holland the French fries are eaten with mayonnaise instead of ketchup. On their way to the job, Jules was narrating him about Marsellus' new wife, Mia Wallace and the trouble with Antoine Roccamora when he gave foot-massage to Mia. Jules found it too much, while Vince insisted that it was 'laying hands in a familiar way', something that you wouldn't do for example to another man. He proved his point that although you don't mention it, you know that foot-massage has something special and sensual. Vincent was especially worried hearing about Roccamora, since he was tasked to take care of Mia while Marsellus was off to Florida. They conclude their banter and "get into character", which soon involves executing Brett who has transgressed against their boss, gangster Marsellus Wallace in dramatic fashion after Jules recites a baleful "biblical" pronouncement, and retrieve the briefcase.
Divine Intervention/The Bonnie Situation
They are nearly killed when a third student emerges from the bathroom and fires six shots, all of which narrowly miss. Back in the car, Vincent gets into a disagreement with Jules who is convinced they have been saved by a miracle. Brandishing his pistol while talking, Vincent accidentally shoots and kills Marvin the informant who led them to the college students. Blood and brain matter are sprayed all over them and the inside of the car. They take refuge with Jules' friend Jimmy Dimmick and call Marsellus, who sends his personal problem solver Winston Wolf. Wolf helps them quickly get rid of the car and the body. The two hitmen, now dressed in colourful t-shirts and athletic shorts borrowed from Jimmy, then have breakfast in a Hawthorne coffee shop where Jules tells Vincent he is going to quit working for Marsellus and leave "the life" of being a hired killer.
The Diner
When Vincent goes to the men's room, a young couple (Ringo and Yolanda) randomly try to rob the coffee shop (the film's non-linear beginning) and demand the briefcase from Jules, who winds up holding one of the robbers at gunpoint in a Mexican standoff. When Vincent gets back, Jules tells him to hold off, then tells the robber that to instead of killing him and his girlfriend, he is buying his life for $1500. Jules then explains to the robber that he was going to forsake his life of crime. Vincent and Jules leave the coffee shop ahead of the police and go to Marsellus' Inglewood strip club to give him the briefcase.
Jules explains that he recites a Biblical passage, Ezekiel 25:17. He seems to be somewhat of a spiritual person, refraining from eating pork (complying to Kosher or Halal), resembling a pastoral preacher while reciting the passage, and is eager to attribute his survival to a miracle.
There are even theories that Winnfield turns up as a hobo in the Breaking Bad episode "Blood Money" but this time Wayne Dehart is acting the role of Jules and receives a bunch of money from Jessie Pinkman when he says "take it" and the homeless man, with a shopping cart full of plastic bags that could be Jules, takes the money. In the end of Pulp Fiction, Jules even talks about "walking the earth" to Vincent, who at first assumed that Jules was going to be a bum.
At the end of Pulp Fiction Jules states that he wants to be a lone drifter that walks the earth. Samuel Jackson plays a piano playing drifter in Kill Bill Vol 2 using the name Rufus and references being in a gang prior to playing the piano in the chapel.
The part of Jules Winnfield was originally to be played by Paul Calderon but Samuel Jackson liked the part so much he flew out to California to audition for the part again to ensure that he got the part.
Jules claims to have a girlfriend that doesn't appear in the film. Since Jules decides to "Walk the earth", it's unclear what happens to their relationship; whether Jules ended it or not.
Jules's girlfriend is a vegetarian.
Much of the text comes from a deleted Wikipedia article.
Jules Winnfield is one of the two main protagonists (alongside Vincent Vega) of Quentin Tarantino's 2nd film Pulp Fiction. He is initially a hitman working alongside Vincent for Marsellus Wallace but after revelation, or as he refers to it "a moment of clarity" he decides to leave to "Walk the Earth."
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Feb 15, 2016 · W hile writing the script for Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino came across a dilemma regarding Jules (played by Samuel L. Jackson), one of his main characters in the film, and the famous...
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Aug 9, 2022 · The simplest reason why Vincent died in Pulp Fiction and Jules didn’t is because Vincent was the one sent to Butch’s place, and by then, Jules had already decided he was going to retire, so it makes sense that he wasn’t part of the plan.
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Jun 7, 2011 · Probably one of the best and most memorable characters Quentin Tarantino has ever written, Jules Winnfield is a man who changes over the progression of the film. Though we originally see him as a fast-talking scary hitman who quotes the bible of all things, we later see another side of the man.
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Nov 5, 2018 · In summary, Jules instead of killing him on the spot remarks at the significance of choice within the valley of darkness (the world) to be the shepherd, the righteous or the evil man. And in some cases, the evil man comes out on top.
