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Release Date:
31 July 1998 (USA)
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Unzipped. Unwrapped. Unleashed!
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A documentary about the production of From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) and the people who made it. full summary | add synopsis
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lots of fun with QT & RR
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Rick Stribling | ... | Himself - The Key Grip | |
| Ken Bondy | ... | Himself - The Craft Service Guy | |
| Amy Minda Cohen | ... | Herself - Assistant to Mr. Clooney (as Amy Cohen) | |
| Elizabeth Avellan | ... | Herself - The Co-Producer | |
| Dieter 'Dietman' Busch | ... | Himself - The 2nd 2nd Assistant Director (as Dieter Busch) | |
| Cecilia Montiel | ... | Herself - The Production Designer | |
| Gregory Nicotero | ... | Himself - The Special Make-Up Effects Guy (as Greg Nicotero) | |
| Victoria Lucai | ... | Herself - Assistant to Mr. Tarantino | |
| George Clooney | ... | Himself - 'Seth Gecko' | |
| McPherson O. Downs | ... | Himself - The On-Set Dresser (as McPherson 'Mac Daddy' Downs) | |
| Earl Thielen | ... | Himself - El Driver (as Earl 'Mr. Blonde' Thielen) | |
| Michael Parks | ... | Himself - 'Sheriff McGraw' | |
| Harvey Keitel | ... | Himself - 'Jacob Fuller' | |
| Juliette Lewis | ... | Herself - 'Kate Fuller' | |
| Fred Williamson | ... | Himself - 'Frost' |
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Rated R for language, violence and some nudity.
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97 min
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Canada:PG (Nova Scotia) |
USA:R (No. 35412) |
Australia:MA |
France:U |
Germany:16 |
Ireland:18 |
Spain:13 |
UK:15
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Referenced in Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)
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Home Again
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What better way to see two of the filmmakers out of the 90s American quasi-new-wave to collaborate together then on a movie like this? More than ten years before Grindhouse Tarantino and Rodriguez teamed up- following subsequent re-writes by Tarantino of the script for Rodriguez to direct- for From Dusk Till Dawn, a drive-in movie for the 90s with lots of violence, lots of nudity and gore, some very disturbing scenes (not just with the vampires), and innuendo for two movies. Plus, did I mention vampires? This takes one into the film-making process in not just the big scheme of things but the smaller bits, like what Tarantino and Clooney's personal assistants have to do for them, or the little stories told in the breaks between shootings (the one that struck as the funniest, if bragging, was one involving a missing extra beer keg).
It's not all completely fun and games, despite the opening scene showing the "follies" of Tarantino and Clooney trying to go through the 'back-way' to get to the set. There's drama involving the guilds, specifically the director and actor guilds, and it becomes a bump to get over in order to just continue making the movie. Later on there's detailing of just how much work has to go into making one of the vampires, and how much set-up there is in just doing one shot in the big action sequences at the T**y twister. There's even some insight from Harvey Keitel (prefaced by a very funny assortment of title cards). It's put together mostly for the fans of the filmmakers, and it wont get someone to see how extraordinary directing can be like in the making of Fanny & Alexander or something. It's a fun little doc for a very fun midnight movie; where else will you see Fred Williamson interviewed, seriously, in full vampire makeup?