Kill Bill: An Unofficial Casebook
“Kill Bill: An Unofficial Casebook” by D. K. Holm, published by Glitter Books on February 28, 2005, offers a comprehensive exploration of Quentin Tarantino’s iconic films. This edition spans 208 pages and is presented in English, featuring a detailed scene-by-scene annotation of both “Kill Bill” movies. The book provides an overview of the director, profiles of the major actors, and insights into the films that influenced the creation of “Kill Bill.”
Readers will find an in-depth examination of various elements related to the films, including details about posters, trailers, and early screenplay drafts. The casebook also includes critical reviews from multiple sources, an interview with actor David Carradine, complete film credits, and a bibliography. Illustrated throughout, the book features an 8-page color section, making it a visually engaging resource for fans and scholars interested in the intricacies of these films and the broader context of motion pictures.
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This book includes: scene-by-scene annotation of both Kill Bill movies; overview of director Quentin Tarantino; profiles of all major actors in Kill Bill 1 & 2; profiles of films which influenced Kill Bill; details of posters, trailers, teasers, early screenplay drafts, different cuts (e.g. the uncensored Japanese cut), early casting, etc.; critical reviews of the movies from various sources; interview with actor David Carradine (“Bill”); complete film credits; complete bibliography, index of films; and illustrated throughout, including an 8-page colour section.
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