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Josh: Was there anything in particular that you were really excited to learn how to do? Freddy: Yea, the knife… when I was kid I remember my brothers always had butterfly knives and could do these cool tricks and I could never do it. Because the whole film had an old school John Carpenter feel anyway, so we said 'yea yea, he should be like Snake Plissken, ha ha ha.' And so from then on, we just kind of stuck with that. And Quentin stood up one day and said 'dude, you're like Snake Pliskin! The character's like Snake Plissken!' And we all kind of raised an eye brow and we said, 'really?' Cause he is kind of like Snake Plissken.

Freddy Rodriguez: It was funny because the first couple days we were shooting… the first couple days you're always still trying to find what you're doing.

Rose McGowan, “Rose McGowan Interviewed – GRINDHOUSE” by Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub, Collider, (APRIL 4, 2007).

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Rose McGowan: The best description I’ve heard of it, I was talking to somebody, and he said, “I have never laughed and dry heaved in the same moment.” And I thought if that could explain the movie in any way, that would be…I think that should be on the…I’m going to talk to Harvey, that really should be on the poster.

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And even though, yes, I lost skin in the process, I did have a huge smile on my face. But there’s a picture, there’s a companion book that goes with the movie, where I land on the other side and I’m sliding across asphalt. So that was gelled up, and I still singed my eyebrows off in that. But they really don’t want to ruin the back of her head to the back of her feet. So running, again, with the ball bearing, five-pound cast, and a four-inch heel, I was like, “All right, here we go.” And they greased me down from my head to…just the back of my head, though. I had to run from behind that wall to get enough force to take off. But no, it was just kind of a pulley system, but I had to run. And I had the grey cast, and I just got it up in time because it would have smashed everything on the wall.

There was only one time it kind of missed and the system didn’t pull me up high enough. I think it’s the closest you come to flying. No, actually…A lot of people don’t like wirework. A giant slingshot.” Although that would be cool, too. No, they didn’t…That would be fun! “A giant slingshot is really what that was. So it wasn’t like, “Wait for me, I can’t run up this hill with them!” And I did run up the hill, I just fell back down. But I had to go as fast as everybody else, do everything as everybody else, and they got to basically wear boots and tennis shoes, essentially. Just pull up your boot straps, soldier on. But it was cool because…I’m not, you know, the complaining sort. If you’re going to save the world with a machine gun leg, make sure you wear a high heel, at least on one foot. And so my toes pointed in the air, my heel was on the ground, and on the other side, I had a four-inch high heel boot.

There’s a little ball bearing on the heel, because if you were resting on the end of a machine gun leg or a hospital table leg, it would be very small and round and kind of tippy. And he never assumed that people wouldn’t be able to do it, he just makes them step up and create it. Question: What was it like? What were you really wearing? Rose McGowan: What was I really wearing? I was wearing a really heavy grey cast with LED lights, and it wasn’t the most high-tech thing, because when Robert wrote it, the technology wasn’t there to do it. Question: Can I ask the leg question to get it out of the way?.The best description I’ve heard of it, I was talking to somebody, and he said, “I have never laughed and dry heaved in the same moment.” And I thought if that could explain the movie in any way, that would be…I think that should be on the…I’m going to talk to Harvey, that really should be on the poster. And you know what? You don't look like Ava Gardner no more. You see you point it at what you want to die, then you pull the little trigger here, and a little bullet comes out here and the bullet hits you right there. Quentin Tarantino/Rapist: You know what this is? Cherry: A gun? Quentin Tarantino/Rapist: It's simplicity itself. J.T.: I finally found my award-winning barbecue sauce! Sheriff Hague: Your blood's on it. Cherry: See that? J.T.: What's that? Cherry: Shit-eating grin. J.T.: What's the matter? You don't eat meat? Cherry: Oh, I eat meat. But I ain't never seen one with one leg.and I've been to Morocco.ĭialogue J.T.: Hey, hey. Quentin Tarantino/Rapist: I ain't never seen a one-legged stripper.Doctor Block: I'm gonna eat your brains and gain your knowledge.Doctor Block: Self preservation comes to mind.The first film is Planet Terror, a zombie movie directed by Rodriguez and starring Rose McGowan and Freddy Rodriguez.

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