Quentin Tarantino Isn't a Huge Hitchcock Fan Because of This Restriction
Quentin Tarantino thinks that Alfred Hitchcock was held back too much by the Hays Code.
The outspoken cinephile, Quentin Tarantino, is one of those filmmakers who — whether it's through an interview, award ceremony, or in his leisure time — is known to talk anyone’s ear off about the brilliant minds and pictures that inspired him to achieve the filmography he’s created today. From the likes of Sergio Leone, Martin Scorsese, Takashi Miike, Stanley Kubrick, and Jean-Luc Godard, Tarantino has made a reputable mark in modern-day cinema as an influential auteur with pretentious films such as Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Surprisingly, though, there's one legendary filmmaker Tarantino isn't necessarily captivated by. Speaking with Tom Segura from the Two Bears, One Cave podcast, Quentin Tarantino confesses he's not the biggest fan of Alfred Hitchcock.
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