CSI -Star weinte, als er erfuhr, dass Quentin Tarantino ihn filmen würde, lebend begraben zu werden
https://ew.com/csi-star-cried-learning-quentin-tarantino-would-film-him-being-buried-alive-11825989
CSI -Star weinte, als er erfuhr, dass Quentin Tarantino ihn filmen würde, lebend begraben zu werden
https://ew.com/csi-star-cried-learning-quentin-tarantino-would-film-him-being-buried-alive-11825989
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> CSI: Crime Scene Investigation pulled off one of its most dramatic and memorable finales in 2005, when season 5 wound down with George Eads‘ CSI Nick Stokes being buried alive. Looking back on „Grave Danger“ 25 years after the series first went to air, Eads recently told GQ that he cried when he learned director Quentin Tarantino had plans for him six feet under.
> „I couldn’t believe it,“ he shared. „It was like it wasn’t real.“
> Eads confessed to being a huge Tarantino fan prior to the legendary auteur taking the reins of the season 5 finale. But he kept it professional on set and kept his distance before commencing production on his big scene. „It was good because I think he maybe in a way respected that I didn’t [go all doe-eyed],“ Eads reflected.
That was quite the episode.
I loved this episode.