Makes his feature directing breakthrough with Reservoir Dogs, a crime film structured around a failed robbery.
Historical person
Quentin Tarantino Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Quentin Tarantino, based on 6 World History Database records associated with United States of America.
Chronological biography
1992
1994
Writes and directs Pulp Fiction, interweaving several Los Angeles crime stories.
1995
Wins the Academy Award for Original Screenplay for Pulp Fiction with Roger Avary.
2003
Directs Kill Bill: Volume 1, a stylized revenge film starring Uma Thurman.
2009
Writes and directs Inglourious Basterds, presenting an alternate-history story set during the Second World War.
2013
Wins a second Academy Award for Original Screenplay for Django Unchained.
Titles and roles
Director · Writer
Record provenance
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