“Reservoir Dogs” concentrates one of the most chaotic films All the time – the one who quickly descends in an equally chaotic break, which practically leaves everyone involved, with the bullets. Therefore, it can be surprising to know that things are just as wild behind the scenes in the movie.
The blonde played by the late Michael Madsen (who unfortunately died on July 3, 2025) steals Quentin Tarantino’s feature that directs the debut with His lousy torture routine Set to a slippery song “Stuck in the middle with you”. However, even the colorful personality of the hero remained compared to the most problematic participant: Lawrence Tierney’s reputation.
Tjernie had a long history of playing mobsters in classic Hollywood images like “Dillinger”, and out of the screen, he did his best to live with this difficult guy’s image. He was a notorious drinker with a reputation of starting bar battles wherever he went. Actually he was even pierced in one of these changes 1973. So, when Tarantino took a veteran in the role of mob boss in the role of Joe’s cabin in the movie “Dogs of the Reservoir”, the film producers gave him a strict rule to never, never, never let Tierney drink during production. Unfortunately, this eventually created a fateful collision with Madsen.
The drink night with Tim Rota led to the swinging of Tjernie in Madsen
Madsen, who is always a law, enjoyed the film’s producer rule, and that is why he and Co -star Tim Roth took the first opportunity to remove Triernia’s drinks in the famous Hollywood steak house, known as Mussso and Frank’s. Tjerney quickly got “really loaded” as Madsens once said After a movie dinnerHe continued to walk out to Hollywood Boulevard and drop the pants in the middle of the street.
As if it were not feverish enough, Tjernie began to grab Madsen to give him $ 20. When Madsen abandoned his request, Tjernie continued until he rose so much, he took the “wild crazy swing” in Madsen. As the latter recalled:
“I supported, and he missed me with inches. I felt the breeze. God bless him, he’s dead now, but he was pretty character.”
Madsen was not the only one who collects Tierney during production. Quentin Tarantino called him “Complete madness” until he created it on the set, and he first made him an extremely challenging shooting. At the end of this week, Tarantino released him, and “the entire crew will burst with applause”.
Tarantino, which is not authorized, was afraid that his career would be death before he even completed his first week of filming in his first film. Fortunately, One of his most responsible members Harvey KeitelThe ability to soothe the film’s producers that everything is controlled and the rest is the history of cinema.
