Pulp Fiction is an Academy Award-winning film directed by Quentin Tarantino in 1994. The film is composed of stories set up in a series of vignettes, which ultimately all inter-relate.
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- The Muppet Parodies 1998 Calendar featured Miss Piggy as Uma Thurman's character from the film's promotional poster. The parody itself also went on to be featured as a poster, produced commercially. Two versions of the poster are in circulation, one with Piggy holding a lollipop, another with a pencil.
- Near the end of the Farscape novel Dark Side of the Sun, John Crichton thinks that the events he experienced remind him of such films as Pulp Fiction and True Romance.
- The Swedish Chef and Rowlf the Dog portray Jules Winnefeld and Vincent Vega in a mock-up created for Pepe's Extended Interview with Quentin Tarantino.
Connections[]
- Michael Gilden played Phillip Morris Page
- Kathy Griffin played herself
- Samuel L. Jackson played Jules Winnefeld
- Quentin Tarantino played Jimmie Dimmick
- Uma Thurman played Mia Wallace
- John Travolta played Vincent Vega
- Christopher Walken played Captain Koons
- Bruce Willis played Butch Coolidge