Watch: Quentin Tarantino Reflects on His First Screenplay Ever and More on ‘Late Night with Seth Meyers’

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With the release of “The Hateful Eight” roadshow in select theaters on Christmas day, Quentin Tarantino stopped by last night’s “Late Night with Seth Meyers” and revealed how he convinced the studio to shoot his new Western on 70mm film. His appearance came on the heels of his comments earlier yesterday that criticized Disney for forcing the ArcLight Cinerama Dome in Hollywood to play “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” instead of the originally scheduled “The Hateful Eight.”

From discussing his favorite set prank to writing his first ever screenplay at the age of 12, the prolific filmmaker revealed some interesting and hilarious insights about himself and his work ethic during his conversation with Seth Meyers. Check out all of the highlights below. 

On the ‘Reservoir Dogs’ Knockoffs He Made in Colllege

On Convincing The Weinstein Company to Let Him Shoot on 70mm

On His Favorite Set Prank

On Writing His First Screenplay at 12 Years Old

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