Pulp Fiction Star Calls Out Quentin Tarantino for Controversial Dialogue

Rosanna Arquette played Jody, the girlfriend of a drug dealer named Lance, in the classic film Pulp Fiction. She was on set for the well-known scene where John Travolta’s character, Vincent Vega, revives Uma Thurman’s Mia Wallace with an adrenaline shot. In a recent interview with The Times, Arquette said she’s grateful for her experience with the “iconic” movie, but wishes Quentin Tarantino hadn’t used the N-word so frequently in his films.







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