Quentin Jerome Tarantino is an American director, cinema critic, novelist, and actor who was born on March 27, 1963.
His movies are known for their repeated allusions to popular culture and cinema genres, non-linear plots, grim comedy, stylised violence, lengthy conversation, widespread use of foul language, cameos, and ensemble casts.
Other stylistic elements of his direction include the usage of music from the 1960s and 1970s, fictional brand parodies, and shots of naked women.
Why did Quentin Tarantino go to jail?
Unfortunately for Tarantino, criminal behaviour is not confined to his fictional characters. The director was initially detained for stealing a book from a Californian bookstore when he was younger; the book in question, ironically, turned out to be a crime thriller.
After that, he failed to pay the nearly $7000 in parking ticket charges that he had accrued. “I was literally locked up three times for tickets.
Despite not being there for that, I was overhearing some conversation. When you’re poor, serving time is easier to swallow, Tarantino fessed up. He once spent 10 days in a Los Angeles jail for the offence.
