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I love this film. Despite his success since, I don't feel that Quentin Tarantino has ever come close to topping it. So when there's a Pulp Fiction question tossed my way, I get my game face on and am ready for some fun...Vincent Vega's 1964 Chevelle Malibu convertible in the film was actually Quentin Tarantino's real car. It was actually stolen during the production of the film, believe it or not. In 2013, a police officer arrested two kids stripping an old car. The VIN number search proved that it was in fact QT's car that was stolen during production, almost 20 years before.Notice that every time Vincent goes to the toilet, something bad happens. During his "date" with Mia, he goes to the bathroom and she ODs. When he's in the restaurant and goes to the bathroom, Ringo and Yolanda hold the place up. When Butch goes back to his apartment to get his watch, he finds Vincent coming out of the toilet, only to shoot him dead.The word "fuck" is used 265 times.QT had to decide which character he wanted to play; Jimmie or Lance. In the end, he decided on Jimmie because he wanted to be behind the camera during the tension-filled scene where Mia almost dies.The briefcase. What's in it? The major theory (and it is just that) is that Marcellus sold his soul. It is said that when you sell your soul to the devil, it is removed from the back of your head. In the film, Marcellus has a band aid on the back of his head and the combo for the suitcase is 666. In the end, the reality is that QT wanted it to be a water cooler moment. Ambiguous. QT went on record saying that the band aid was there to cover a scar Ving Rhames had on his head that he wanted to hide.QT stated once that Butch was actually the person that keyed Vincent's car.Jules' "Badmotherfucker" wallet was actually QT's in real life. A reference to the Shaft song.The actor who played Paul the bartender actually almost won the role of Jules after an excellent audition, until Samuel L. Jackson flew back and auditioned again. QT actually wrote the role for Jackson though.Director Robert Rodriguez directed some of QT's Jimmie scenes.The board games "The Game of Life" and "Operation" are both seen on a table while Vincent and Lance are administering the adrenaline shot.When Vincent first walks into Mia's house, one of the back doors is slightly open. This was done so the camera wouldn't be seen in the reflection.Mia's character of Raven McCoy on her pilot for Fox Force Five is related to three characters of the X-Men series. The name Raven can be derived from Raven Darkholme, the real name of "Mystique" while the surname McCoy is the last name of the character "Beast" whose real name is Hank McCoy. Also, Mia describes her character as having been raised by circus performers, the same upbringing as Kurt Wagner aka "Nightcrawler". Ironically all three characters are blue. Also, Fox Force Five is an alliterative name, a common theme in Marvel comics.The dialogue is different between the beginning of the film when Ringo and Yolanda hold up the restaurant compared to when they do it later in the film. Pay attention to when they finally draw their guns... listen.In the opening sequence with Honey Bunny and Pumpkin, Jules can be heard talking about quitting "the life", and Vincent can be seen entering the bathroom.Vincent Vega is brothers with Reservoir Dogs character Vic Vega.The different weapons Butch picks up in Maynard's pawn shop are references to different films. The Bat (Walking Tall), The Chainsaw (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre), The Hammer (Friday the 13th Part 2), The Samurai Sword (Lightning Swords of Death).When Vincent and Jules go and "make some time" before they kill the other dudes in the apartment, listen closely when they walk trough the corridor, you can hear a radio announcing Butch's fight.The Statler Brothers song that Bruce Willis was singing along to on the way back to his apartment had a line "smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo". In the movie Die Hard With a Vengeance, there's a scene in which he tells Samuel L. Jackson that he'd rather be home "smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo".The lady that is shot in the street by Marcellus Wallace when he is trying to catch Butch is the very same lady that Mr. Pink pulls out of her car in Reservoir Dogs. Her name is Delorise Baker.The cabdriver, Esmeralda Villa Lobos (Angela Jones) appeared in a 30 minute short called Curdled in which she played a character who cleaned up after murders. This makes her fascinated by the idea of murder. Tarantino saw this film and decided to include this character in Pulp Fiction but as a cabdriver.When John Travolta met Quentin Tarantino to discuss his part in the film at Tarantino's L.A. apartment, he was astonished to realize that it was the same apartment in which Travolta once lived as a struggling Hollywood newcomer.Jules' now famous Ezekiel 25:17 speech actually isn't in the bible. Beyond the final lines, “And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger. And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee," the rest is all QT.When Mia Wallace orders her $5 shake at Jack Rabbit Slims, the waiter (Steve Buscemi) asks her if she wants it “Martin and Lewis or Amos and Andy?” He’s referring to the comedy duo of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, two white guys and The Amos n’ Andy Show, two black guys. Basically, he’s asking her if she’d like chocolate or vanilla.After the movie's iconic dance scene, you see Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace walk into her house holding a trophy. The audience assumes they won the contest, but later in the film, a barely audible advert states the trophy had been stolen - meaning Vince and Mia lost the competition then stole the trophy.Marsellus and Mia Wallace never speak to each other on-screen, despite being husband and wife.The fight card that Butch appears on advertises Coolidge vs Wilson and Vossler vs Martinez. The first is a reference to US presidents Calvin Coolidge and Woodrow Wilson, the second a reference to Russell Vossler and Jerry Martinez, two of Quentin Tarantino's friends from when he worked in a video store.The dance that Vincent and Mia perform at Jack Rabbit Slims is a pastiche of Gloria Morin and Mario Mezzabotta's dance in 1963 film, 8½.Fabienne says, "Any time of the day is a good time for pie." This line is also said by Alabama in True Romance, written by Quentin Tarantino.The novel Vincent reads on the toilet, Modesty Blaise, is a 1965 'pulp' novel, in keeping with the movie's title.Butch’s Honda Civic is exact same one used in both Jackie Brown and Kill Bill: Volume 2.In the apartment miracle scene where Jules and Vincent are about to be shot at by the kid in coming out of the adjoining room, there are bullet holes already clearly visible in the wall behind them.Harvey Keitel's name is misspelled in the credits as "Havey Keitel".Most of these can be found on IMDb and many various Google searches.

There are many stars who got their start on Broadway and became famous.Ethel MermanCarol ChanningBarbra StreisandJerry OrbachSara BrightmanMichael CrawfordElaine StritchBarbara BarrieDean JonesMandy PatinkinJoel GreyPatti LuponeTommy TuneKristen ChenowithLin Manuel MirandaIdina MenzelAnthony RappTaye DiggsJesse L. MartinBen PlattAnd those are just the ones who came immediately to mind.

Some great songs from the 60s and 70s and a few others from 50s etc.All alone am I-Brenda LeeAngels listened in-Johnny Maestro and Brooklyn BridgeAre you lonesome tonight?-Elvis PresleyBeyond the blue horizon-Lou ChristieBlue Christmas-Elvis PresleyBye bye baby-Four SeasonsCalendar girl-Neil SedakaCalifornia girls-Beach BoysChain gang-Sam CookCrying in the chapel-Elvis PresleyCupid-Sam CookDancin queen-AbbaDecember 63-Frankie ValliDiana-Paul AnkaDonna the Prima Donna-Dion and the BelmontsDreamin-Johnny BurnetteDuke of Earl-Gene ChandlerEverybody loves somebody-Dean MartinFerry cross the Mersey- Gerry and the PacemakersGood golly Miss Molly-Little RichardGreat balls of fire-Jerry Lee LewisThe great pretender-The PlattersHalf heaven half heartache-Gene PitneyHappening-SupremesHeart of glass-BlondieHe’s so fine-The ChiffonsHey Paula-Paul & PaulaHigh school confidential-Jerry lee LewisI second that emotion-Smokey RobinsonI’m into something good-Herman’s HermitsI’m sorry-Brenda LeeIn the misty moonlight-Dean MartinJohnny Angel-Shelly FavaresJumpin’ jack flash-Rollling StonesKiss me goodbye-Petula ClarkLittle darlin-DiamondsLittle old lady from Pasadena-Jan and DeanLonely teardrops-Jackie WilsonLost lullaby-Frankie ValliLove child-SupremesMona Lisa-Nat King ColeMr. Lonely-Bobby VintonMy eyes adored you-Frankie ValliMy friend the sea-Petula ClarkNature boy-Nat King ColeOn Broadway-The DriftersOne fine day-ChiffonsOne way or another-BlondieOnly the lonely- Roy OrbisonOver the rainbow-Judy GarlandPoetry in motion-Johnny TillitsonPoor little fool-Rick NelsonPretty little angel-Curtis LeeRag doll-Four SeasonsRunaway-Del ShannonSailor-Petula ClarkSandy-Dion and the BelmontsSave it for me-Four SeasonsSea cruise-Frankie FordSentimental journey-Doris DaySince I don’t have you-Skyliners; Lou Christie and Leslie GoreSixteen candles-The CrestsSpanish Harlem-Benny E. KingStand by your man-Brenda LeeStay-Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs; Four SeasonsTake good care of my baby-Bobby VeeThere’s a kind of hush-Herman’s HermitsThere’s no milk today-Herman’s HermitsTo sir with love-LuluTravellin man-Rick NelsonUnder the boardwalk-DriftersWayward wind-Gogi GrantWhite Christmas-Dean MartinWho’s sorry now-Connie FrancisWhite sportscoat and a pink carnation-Marty RobbinsXanadu-Olivia Newton JohnYou can’t hurry love-SupremesYou’ll never walk alone-Gerry and the PacemakersYoung girl-Puckett & the Union GapYou’re nobody til somebody loves you-Dean Martin