Why Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is really an homage to TV actors

TVC 479.2: Ian Nathan, author of Quentin Tarantino: The Iconic Filmmaker and His Work, talks to Ed about the lengths that Tarantino took to recreate footage of the episode of The FBI that appears in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood; how the film, in many respects, pays homage to the many working actors who appeared in the TV shows that Tarantino devoured as a youth; the role that Tarantino played in reviving the film careers of John Travolta, Pam Grier, and Robert Forster; and why Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Jackie Brown can be considered companion movies. Quentin Tarantino: The Iconic Filmmaker and His Work not only explores the whole of Tarantino's career, but has a visually arresting design that mimics the director's singular approach to filmmaking.

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