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The first five weeks of shooting for From Dusk Till Dawn was the bar fight that takes up the second half of the movie and was done on a soundstage in Los Angeles. (Image credit: Miramax) Fire and Other Natural Disasters Hit The Set

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Tensions between the two sides continued throughout production, though ultimately no action was taken by IATSE and, as shown in the making-of documentary Full Tilt Boogie, Miramax eventually agreed to provide healthcare to crew members. IATSE attempted to bring the crew into the union, but were rebuked in their efforts by Tarantino and producer Lawrence Bender, saying it would add $300,000 to their budget, a number IATSE refuted. In a report from Variety, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) was not thrilled that an $18 million budgeted movie was shooting in Los Angeles with a non-union crew. From Dusk Till Dawn was another non-union production for Rodriguez, but that almost led to some problems. Most of Rodriguez’s early films were done with non-union crews, while Tarantino is not a member of the Writer’s Guild of America (he is a member of the Director’s Guild, however). Rodriguez and Tarantino have a long history with Hollywood unions.

(Image credit: Miramax) From Dusk Till Dawn Went To Battle Against Hollywood Unions But according to Williamson, in an interview with the Phoenix News Times, after killing a whole bunch of vampires he believed he effectively satisfied his fans and then when he is ultimately killed after turning to a vampire, he said “I went down as an ugly thing and not as ‘The Hammer.’” However, spoiler alert if you haven’t seen From Dusk Till Dawn, Williamson’s character Frost ultimately satisfies none of those rules, considering he eventually becomes one of the undead.

Williamson says that he has three rules when selecting a movie, needing at least two out of three to be in a movie: 1) he can’t be killed in the movie 2) he has to win all the fights and 3) he gets the girl at the end of the movie. (Image credit: Miramax) Fred Williamson Has Three Rules For Being In A Movie, But He Broke Them For From Dusk Till Dawnįred Williamson is a former NFL player who, during his playing career, was nicknamed “The Hammer.” He would then go on to become a major star and producer of blaxploitation movies. Hayek said at the time that it was one of the most challenging things that she has done as an actress. It was months of preparation for that one dance. I mean in my mind it had to have a meaning so that I could go into a trance. o have to put on a bikini and dance with a snake that’s 11 feet long and make it organic? I went to the extent that I created a relationship with this snake. So Hayek came up with a strategy to overcome her fear for the scene. Hayek said she told Tarantino that she couldn’t dance with a snake because of that, who, according to Hayek, said that Madonna would be up for it if she wasn’t. When asked to be in the film by Tarantino, he revealed that the dance scene would include an 11-foot snake, which would be a bit of a problem for Hayek considering her fear of snakes. Apparently for Salma Hayek, preparing for her role as Santanico Pandemonium required a bit of hypnosis.

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Sign Up: Stay on top of the latest breaking film and TV news! Sign up for our Email Newsletters here.(Image credit: Miramax) Salma Hayek’s Dance Was Done In A Trance Because Of Her Fear Of SnakesĪctors have different processes to get into their roles.

It’s not just that he’s a foot fetishist, but that he takes what he cares about-personal, quirky stuff-and transforms it into art. The guy digs her dogs, and he turns them into something huge and pure pop on the screen-you want to shout at them toes to start a-wiggling. “He could have put the entire story together on feet.” “He shot the whole movie on feet,” laughs Thurman. For what seems like minutes these totemic toes fill the screen. When Thurman’s The Bride wakes from a coma and escapes from the hospital in Kill Bill, she struggles to get her paralyzed feet to regain sensation.

In that movie, mobster Tony Rocky Horror got tossed out of the window by Ving Rhames for giving Thurman’s character a foot massage. When Tarantino was meeting with her about Pulp Fiction, he reportedly proffered a friendly foot rub. The small thing-things-are Thurman’s feet.

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