Quentin Tarantino has strong opinions about Paul Nono and none of them are correct | Quentin Tarantino

HDoes the word go? Thoughts are like arholes? Arseles like ideas? Anyway: Quentin Tarantino is gone Bret Easton Ellis Podcast this week to announce his photos from 21 years ago.

But a very wild presence was revealed in him. There will be bloodTaminino declared that Paul Dano was the “mistake” of the film.

“There will be blood that would be there with a chance of not being 1 or 2 if it was flawless, and its flaw… and the flaw is Paul Dano“Tarantino said, comparing Damo and Eli Land Sand to Daniel Day-Lewis as Manien Daniele.” Of course, it also appears in Strong hands. (Dano) is weak sauce, man. She is a weak sister. “

The producer of the film shared and cast him well: Austin Butler, who was 16 when the movie was made. “Austin Butler would have been amazing for this job,” Antino said. “(Dano) is a powerless, weak, apathetic man.”

Again, thoughts, arroles, and more to return Dano, who is interested and sad on Sunday who was the troublemaker who was famous. In fact, Dano is unique and very changeable in all that he is – love and compassion, he is affected many times as an actor nominated for an oscar. He can do not smoke (batman), he can be calm (a Fabelen); His distinctive, clay-faced face has a strange color that means he will probably not take on heroic but entertaining roles for the rest of his life.

There is also an important background that Dani is in there will be blood: originally he was only set to play when Eli Thomas was just drawn, Eli Unill did not try”.

Dano was also 23 years old, at the beginning of the work he collaborated with and he paid attention to where he was most closely associated with Cinema – then Ellis defended himself.

“Daniel Day-Lewis also makes it impossible to be too difficult because there are elements in that performance that are BEGLGAUNDUAN,” American Psycho said.

“So you put her with a male Sag?” Tantino replied, somehow forgetting about him perhaps the weakest male on screen. Ellis asked if Tarantino had anything to do with any project, he replied: “I don't care about him. I don't care about Halan Wilson.” Does he have a white-knuckling problem?

“I'm not saying (Dano) is giving a terrible performance. I'm saying that he's giving unknown advice,” Taantino clarified, which he was, but was he looking at the same movie?