Fact follows Pulp Fiction
Tarantino faces home burglars
QUENTIN Tarantino was in a stand-off worthy of one of his violent films when burglars broke into his LA mansion.
The Pulp Fiction director, 55, stood his ground and faced down must have been terrified but two intruders he caught rifling stood his ground like characters through his home at night. in his films and just faced them
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Tarantino, who married Israeli pop star Daniella Pick, 35, in November, is shooting a film about the infamous 1969 Manson Family murders starring Brad Pitt, 55, and Leonardo DiCaprio, 44.
His friend added: “He reckons he just acted instinctively by confronting the raiders. Thank God they weren’t armed.”
In 1996 he told an interviewer he was willing to kill an intruder, even they were just a kid of 12.
He said: “I would empty the gun until you were dead.”
A spokesman for Tarantino said he could not comment.