Tarantino Fired Mélanie Laurent From ‘Inglourious Basterds’ After ‘Terrible’ Table Read and Axed Isabelle Huppert for Not Showing Up: ‘I Don’t Owe You Jack S—‘

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Laurent ended up being rehired for the leading role of Shosanna Dreyfus, a French cinema owner seeking revenge against the Nazi officer who killed her family. “Mélanie Laurent’s table read was terrible.

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It wasn’t good enough to be terrible,” Tarantino told the author (via People ). “The most exciting day of preproduction is for me the table read.

That is the closest I get to seeing the movie for the first time. Up until then, it’s just been me reading all the scenes to myself or to a friend … so a table read with the whole cast is so exciting and so important to me.

Well, Mélanie was terrible, so I fired her.” Related Stories Dan Rather on Trump’s First Amendment Assault, Bari Weiss’ ‘Wreckage’ of CBS News and How His Doc ‘Rather’ Is Now Streaming for Free on YouTube (EXCLUSIVE) YouTube Q3 Ad Revenue Growth Slows, Rising 9% to $11.2 Billion, as Alphabet Misses Earnings Estimates Laurent called Tarantino days after the table read to get her job back. She told the director she was not feeling well at the time and that she planned to fly herself back to Germany and put herself up at a hotel in order to read for him again.

Tarantino admired Laurent’s passion and agreed to “turn the clock back” and “return to square one” with her as long as she was willing to go through three days of rehearsal with him. Whatever Laurent did doing those fateful few days impressed Tarantino enough for him to give the role of Shosanna back to her.

“Let me just go on the record for everybody to know: I love Mélanie,” Tarantino said. “The fact of the matter is, if we were not talking about the making of ‘Inglourious Basterds,’ I would never think about the table read again for the simple reason Mélanie is my Shosanna.

She did a wonderful job. But we have decided to dive deep into the making of the movie with this book, and this is an important part of its history.

You know, we agreed, warts and all. So, if we had not agreed to talk about the shooting of the movie, it would be out of my mind, and I would never think about it again.” Isabelle Huppert, however, was not so lucky.

She was fired by Tarantino and her role of Madame Ada Mimieux, a woman who shelters Shosanna in Paris, was given to the iconic “In the Mood for Love” star Maggie Cheung. Huppert “didn’t show up” to the table read, Tarantino said.

I mean, I love Isabelle Huppert — ‘Heaven’s Gate’ and all that — but t

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