QUENTIN TARANTINO + FIONA APPLE

Season 2, Episode 3

 In this episode, filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and musician Fiona Apple talk about movies and music in Austin, Texas, where Tarantino attends Apple’s concert and she tours the set of his film, GRINDHOUSE. They also explore some local hangouts and hidden treasures, including an urban bat colony.

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Season 2, Episode 3

Quentin Tarantino + Fiona Apple Introduction

Prior to the Meeting

Quentin Tarantino and Fiona Apple break down Fiona's songs.

Sound Check

Quentin Tarantino watches as Fiona Apple does a soundcheck before one of her performances.

Fears and Expectations

Quentin Tarantino and Fiona Apple discuss those awkward embarrassing moments.

Creative Process

Quentin Tarantino and Fiona Apple discuss the creative process.

Quentin Tarantino

Director

With his vibrant imagination and his trademark dedication to richly detailed storytelling, Quentin Tarantino has established himself as one of the most unique, visionary filmmakers of his generation. Tarantino continues to infuse his distinct, innovative films with appreciative nods to classic moviemaking styles, genres and motifs. READ MORE ▶

Fiona Apple

Singer/Songwriter

Fiona Apple's voice is at once silky and sultry with the mature edge of a performer twice her age. Her ability to pen compelling lyrics and compose artful songs has earned her critical and commercial success. She could have easily "sold out" to a generation soaked in consumerism and material satisfaction. Yet, Fiona Apple took a different path, one driven by what she has to say rather than how much she can sell. READ MORE ▶

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I actually starting breaking down some of her songs…looking for some of my favorite lines, and I found that a lot of the lines I liked the most…were of violent imagery.

Quentin Tarantino

I won’t write a song unless it serves me in some way, where I feel like I have to write this song…

Fiona Apple

For me, writing the dialogue is so easy, I actually feel a touch of a fraud for taking credit for it even though I’m protective of it…

Quentin Tarantino

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