hitchcock, douglas trumbo, francis coppola, lengs paine, quentin tarantino. >> jimmy: quentin just ejaculated. yeah, to hear your name alongside hitchcock. >> that's pretty good, that's pretty cool. i'll take that. >> jimmy: well, the movie is very, very entertaining. another classic. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: quentin, one re thing from you. and of course i could talk to each one of you individually for three hours about this stuff. you said you're only going to make ten movies in your career, this is number eight. are you really only going to one? >> well -- that's the idea. that's the idea. one of the things about it, though, where i'm coming from -- i actually think a lot of directors -- i don't think it's that much of a tragedy. it probably took me eight years to do that so we'll see how everyone feels in eight years. a lot of directors talk about, i want to do this thing, that thing, i have time to do this that. i think they havfar less time than they think they do. so i'm not going to think that i have four movies or six movies that i will eventually get around tdoing. if i only

>> you just entered. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: quentin tarantino and "the hateful eight." >> jimmy, just to let you know, you made michael very happy. >> believe it, baby. >> jimmy: tim, you -- really one of your first jobs in america was working with quentin in "reservoir dogs." how did you guys find each other? [ cheers and applause ] >> well, tim as far as i was concerned was an arthouse film superstar. he had done the robert altman movie "vince and theo" where he played vincent van gogh. i thought that was fantastic. when i heard he wanted to get together and meet me it was, oh, wow, great, let's get together. the interesting thing was all for "reservoir dogs," they wanted to be mr. blond, they wanted to be mr. pink, they wanted to be different characters, they wanted to be those guys in particular. i got used to that. i figured that was where he was coming from. then he goes, i kind of like orange. that was a different thing. >> it was a different thing. i liked the idea of being an english actor, pretending to be american, pretending to be a robber, who was actually a co

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we have a special show with quentin tarantino and the cast of "the hateful eight." we also wanted to celebrate hanukkah so we made something that combines the movie with the this, "the hateful eight menorah." [ cheers and applause ] >> jmy: all the main characters from the movie are represented in candle form, and guillermo guillermo, would you do us the honor of lighting the second candle? >>uillermo: sure. >>immy: happy hanukkah, everybody! >> jimmy: so tonight quentin tarantino and the stars of "the hateful eight" are here. they have some interesting merchandise for this movie. all you hear about is the "star wars" toys. but this might be the biggest holiday seller of them all. this is the hateful eight ball. with a quentin tarantino style spin. i'll ask it. will guillermo and i be friends forever? >> fo sho! you best believe that, [ bleep ] ! >> jimmy: good, right? willll i ever n the lottery? >> bitch, what this stop wasting my time with dumb-ass questions. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i have one more. will donald trump be our next president? >> ha! if that mother [ bl

quentin tarantino, everybody!applause ] >> my pleasure. >> seth: "the hateful eight" opens in limited release on christmas day and wide on december 31st. we'll be right back with gil faizon and george st. geegland. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ dog barks ] [ bark ] there it is! [ gasps ] oh no! look, the sky's awake! ♪ that. was. epic! [ bark ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. olay regenerist renews from within, plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation without the need for fillers your concert tee might show your age... your skin never will. olay regenerist. olay. ageless. come on, wake up!!! come on,why ya sleepin'? come on! what time is it? it's go time. come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. yeah!! i'll make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-benz winter event. it's the look on their faces that make it all worthwhile. hurry, these offers end january 4th. thank you santa!!! we heard you got a job as a

colors. [ laughter ] do you have a favorite quentin tarantino film? >> should i look right at the camera? >> seth: no, you don't have to. just have a normal -- have a normal conversation. >> yeah, "get shorty." >> seth: i don't think that is quentin -- >> you know john travolta and the whole era is the same. >> seth: it's the same era. it's it's the same era. i want to congratulate you guys on your play. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >> seth: it's going so well. sold out. >> it's really going well. >> seth: and it got a really nice review by ben brantley in >> ben brantley in the "new york times" reviewed it. exciting. >> ben likes us. >> you know, we're critical darlings of beb. [ laughter ] you know, it's been -- it's been really cool, but now we're doing with the bicklash. >> seth: yeah, it's, i'm sorry -- >> the bicklash. >> seth: the backlash. >> yeah. >> you know when you're a big deal? >> seth: yeah? you know w wn you're really cruising hot? with the high fiving tens? >> seth: now how is -- >> seth: uh huh, sure. >> yeah, yeah. that famous moment

quentin tarantino's eighth film. tarantino says it's easy for him to write for jackson, who he's now collaborated with six times! tarantino said he needed stars w could deliver his dialogue, get the jokes but turn it all into the poetry it's supposed to be--so he went with several stars he's worked with before. for his main female role, he hired an actress he first loved in the nineties, jennifer jason leigh. the cast includes plenty of fam

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he's absolutely right. >> stephen: please welcome quentin tarantino! ♪ clowns to the left, jokers to the right. ♪ here i am stuck in the middle with you ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> oh, a standing "o." not so bad. >> stephen: that doesn't happen every night. thanks for coming on. we have never met each other before. >> i'm really-- i'm a big, big fan of yours. i'm really excited to meet you. >> stephen: i'm excited to meet you, too. i'm also a big, big fan, from the very beginning "reservoir dogs" your first movie. though i have a bone to pick with you. i have a bit of a beef. because i used to really like the song "stuck in the middle with you." and now i can't do-- >> you always see michael matson -- >> dancing around with a man's ear in his hand. do you write-- do you write to music? i heard do you that. >> yeah, i do, actually. oftentimes, what i'll do is when i am thinking about what the next story could possibly be, i'll go into my record collection, and i go through them all, and then i start playing different songs -- >> this is vinyl. >> yeah.

stars and you >> one of them is not what he says he is. >> "the hateful eight" is not only quentin tarantino's eighth movie but it also focuses on eight characters forced together by a terrible blizzard. of night under a rof with somebody i don't know who they >>et? post-civil war wyoming, tarantino's latest labor are love tries to keep the viewers guessing who is working with whom. >> it throws these brutal characters together and tests their loyalty and their principles but it's all set in this fun, funny, snowy western. how do you describe this movie? >> it is definitely a western. there is a comedic aspect to it and definitely a mystery. first time writing a misery >> no, no, no, no. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> follows a bounty hunty who takes his mistress to justice. >> your characters were attached that change the dynamic on set? >> took a while to get accustomed and it was weird to be unattached. >> kind of a crazy abusive honeymooners couple. they are pretty out of it, but they are kind of fun to watch at times. >> and for most of you this isn't your first rodeo in a quintin film and damie

this is your second time with working with quentin tarantino. what is a quentin tarantino set like? >> it's just the most fun thing there is. it's just -- it's a pirate ship. that's the way i look at it. and, y know, there's that that skull and cross bones flying with a big t throroh it and everybody else looking and going, "wait a minute. get out of the way." and you feel like you're on the greatest ride ever. he's just -- he's -- there's nobody doing things the way he does and having as much fun as he does. >> seth: this also is a film -- it's got a fantastic cast, and based on the way the film is shot, because most oit takes place in one -- sort of f tpost. >> yeah. >> seth: like, you know, sometimes you work on a movie and you go, "oh, they were also in the movie, but i never spent time with them." every one of you were there pretty much every day, i would imagine. >> and we text each other. you know. we really -- and still do. it's been a year now since we started and we say in touch with each other. this was just a very special group led by a very unique guy. and we just -- we

gave everybody a case of both the chardonnay and the pinot. >> seth: i will say, watching a quentin tarantino film, you don't figure the end of it the gift will be here's your pinot. [ laughter ] >> it's red. >> seth: this pairs very well with tarantino. >> seth: you've worked with quentin before, "deathproof." this is your second time with working with quentin tarantino. what is a quentin tarantino set >> it's just the most fun thing there is. it's just -- it's a pirate ship. that's the way i look at it. you feel like you're at sea, and, you know, there's that -- that skull and cross bones flying with a big t through it and everybody else looking and going, "wait a minute. get out of the way." and you feel like you're on the greatest ride ever. he's just -- he's -- there's does and having as much fun as he does. >> seth: this also is a film -- it's got a fantastic cast, and based on the way the film is shot, because most of it takes place in one -- sort of outpost. >> yeah. >> seth: like, you know, sometimes you work on a movie and you go, "oh, they were also time with them." every one of yo

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