Actress Uma Thurman recently revealed a violent crash footage that was provided by Quentin Tarantino that had occurred on the set of the film Kill Bill. However, Tarantino was recently criticised for the same as an article was released in which Thurman shared a story of a car crash and subsequent injuries she suffered while filming the movie. The footage of the crash, which Tarantino provided to Thurman, shows the actress crashing into a palm tree which resulted in a concussion and damaged knees according to the actress.
When asked about the story, Tarantino confirmed it and also said that he was aware that the story was coming and that he was contacted by both Thurman and Maureen Dowd, the author of the piece as well. He also expressed that he provided the footage to Thurman as, “There was an element of closure. She (Thurman) had been denied it, from Harvey Weinstein, being able to even see the footage.”
He also opened up and said that the crash affected their relationship as well. He said, “It affected me and Uma for the next two to three years. It wasn’t like we didn’t talk. But a trust was broken.”
Thurman for her part said that Tarantino did the right thing by taking responsibility and sharing the footage. On a post on Instagram that read on the lines that the real perpetrators were Weinstein and fellow producers Lawrence Bender and E. Bennett Walsh. Tarantino also similarly said that Harvey Weinstein, Lawrence Bender and E. Bennett Walsh tried their best to keep themselves from being named in the piece and left him to represent everybody.
