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- Samuel L. Jackson (Jules Winnfield) Although he'd been working on and off as an actor since the early '70s, Samuel L. Jackson's career didn't really start to take off until the late '80s and early '90s.
- John Travolta (Vincent Vega) Unlike Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta had seen his name on marquees long before he took the role of Jules' wisecracking partner Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction.
- Uma Thurman (Mia Wallace) Uma Thurman wasn't on Tarantino's initial wish list for Pulp Fiction, but the pairing ended up being an advantageous one. Not only did the film nab Thurman her first (and, thus far, only) Oscar nomination, but between takes on the set, Thurman and Tarantino started talking through a story that would eventually become the epic Kill Bill — Vol. 1 (2003) and Kill Bill — Vol. 2 (2004).
- Bruce Willis (Butch Coolidge) Bruce Willis was already a well-known action hero (thanks to 1988's Die Hard) and a TV star (via Moonlighting) when he signed on to play Butch, the aging boxer who doesn’t have much more fight left in him, in Pulp Fiction.
Oct 14, 2022 · John Travolta at the G'Day USA Standing Together event in 2020. Tony Forte/MediaPunch/IPX. After the success of "Pulp Fiction," Travolta nabbed starring roles in films like "Get Shorty ...
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- John Travolta as Vincent Vega. John Travolta was, of course, already a major star when he was cast as the Francophile hitman Vincent Vega — but his career had taken a bit of a dip before his casting.
- Samuel L. Jackson as Jules Winnfield. Samuel L. Jackson was one of the few actors Tarantino actually had in mind for the spiritual, no-nonsense hitman while he was writing the screenplay, but the actor nearly blew the opportunity after Paul Calderón upstaged him in an early audition.
- Bruce Willis as Butch Coolidge. Bruce Willis was already a movie star when Pulp Fiction hit theaters in 1994, but at the time Tarantino cast him as Butch Coolidge, he was coming off a series of critical and box office failures (1993's Striking Distance, anyone?).
- Uma Thurman as Mia Wallace. It's hard to imagine anyone as Mia Wallace — the failed TV actress and wife of crime lord Marsellus Wallace — besides Uma Thurman, but the film's studio Miramax originally preferred Holly Hunter or Meg Ryan for the iconic role.
- John Travolta (Vincent Vega) As Vincent Vega, a cool, long-haired hitman, John Travolta is the protagonist (such as there is one) of 1994's acclaimed masterwork, Pulp Fiction.
- Samuel L. Jackson (Jules Winnfield) In the role of Jules Winnfield, a self-righteous hitman working alongside Vincent Vega, Samuel L. Jackson became a household name playing the deuteragonist in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.
- Uma Thurman (Mia Wallace) Playing the part of Mia Wallace, Marsellus Wallace's mysterious, drug-addled wife, Uma Thurman was the female lead in 1994's Pulp Fiction.
- Harvey Keitel (Winston Wolfe) As Winston Wolfe, a professor cleaner who tidies up other people's messes, Harvey Keitel plays a sharp-dressed character in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.
Jul 20, 2024 · Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction came out 30 years ago, and its ensemble cast have gone on to have wildly different careers. After the modest success of Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction heralded Tarantino's arrival as an important voice in independent film. It remains one of his most popular movies three decades later, and a lot of the movie's ...
Oct 14, 2019 · The Cast of ‘Pulp Fiction,’ Then and Now 'Pulp Fiction' first hit theaters Oct. 14, 1994, with Monday marking the 25th anniversary of the cult classic. Take a look at the cast then and now.
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Tarantino also released a novelization of that film, and a book called Cinema Speculation in 2022. He has promised that his next film, The Movie Critic, would be his last as a director; that film ...
