David Carradine on Kill Bill
Two new books are forthcoming about
Kill
Bill. One is the script itself , by Tarantino, due out in
late September (the official date is October 5) from Miramax Books, which may
not be in existence much longer after that. The ISBN is 1401359361, and the
cover price currently is $10.95.
But before that, on September 1st from HarperPerennial comes David Carradine's The Kill Bill Diary : The Making of a Tarantino Classic as Seen Through the Eyes of a Screen Legend ($16.95, ISBN 0060823461). Despite the bombast of the subtitle, Carradine was only in, by my count, seven scenes, some of them using only his voice. In other words, was he on the set long enough to keep what we might truly call a "diary"? And I wonder if this is ghosted by anyone, and by whom. The potential ghoster might very well be someone who writes for a highly pro-Tarantino website whose webmaster kept his own diary of a visit to the set.
But before that, on September 1st from HarperPerennial comes David Carradine's The Kill Bill Diary : The Making of a Tarantino Classic as Seen Through the Eyes of a Screen Legend ($16.95, ISBN 0060823461). Despite the bombast of the subtitle, Carradine was only in, by my count, seven scenes, some of them using only his voice. In other words, was he on the set long enough to keep what we might truly call a "diary"? And I wonder if this is ghosted by anyone, and by whom. The potential ghoster might very well be someone who writes for a highly pro-Tarantino website whose webmaster kept his own diary of a visit to the set.
Posted: Wed - May 18, 2005 at 11:38 AM
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