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Monday, May 29, 2017 at 6:33PM
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More Uma in the key of Pulp Fiction, please.
Uma SLAYS at Cannes this year
Put her back in the movies please!
I want Uma back as well and in great films. QT, give her a big juicy role!!!!
I think Von Trier is more likely to give her a big, juicy role than Tarantino.
She's always been so talented, but even in her heyday Hollywood didn't know what to do with her. But man, when she was on, she was ON!
This performance, and THIS SCENE, had a positive, rewarding influence on a young Mike in Canada.
I know in my heart that Wiest deserved the Oscar, but I'll always wish Uma could have collected one for this.
I love her awkward physicality in some films - her drunken desperation in Hysterical Blindness was a revelation. As much as I love PF and the KIll Bill films I'm not super keen for QT to feature her again - in my opinion his films have been getting worse. There are too many other great directors I'd like to see her work with for the first time, or again (Von Trier, Nair, Van Sant, Allen...)
She's leading the next Lars Von Trier movie, The House That Jack Built.