Uma Thurman Reveals The Tarantino Scene That Scared Her Most To

Uma Thurman and Quentin Tarantino’s skilled relationship has endured many phases, to place it mildly, generally occurring inside the identical movie. From being buried alive and slaughtering the Crazy 88 within the Kill Bill movies to OD’ing and being resurrected with an adrenaline shot in Pulp Fiction, she’s undertaken scenes that will have frightened anybody to movie, however which scene terrified her most? Thurman mirrored upon this tough alternative through the French competition premiere for her starring position in Netflix’s Chambers sequence after organizers took time to focus on a few of Thurman’s iconic Tarantino scenes, together with her Pulp Fiction diner dance and the buried-alive scene.

Thurman admitted to the viewers that watching these scenes once more gave her “12 shades of PTSD,” however relating to “dancing or fighting for your life,” she discovered the dancing to be far more terrifying. That’s as a result of she felt so awkward in her personal physique, on account of a development spurt at a younger age. Via Variety:

“I think it is always about dancing or fighting for your life … I got 12 shades of PTSD watching that. Those were epic experiences … I was more afraid of the dancing than almost anything because it was exactly to my total insecurity. Being big and awkward and still quite young then. But once I started dancing I didn’t wanna stop, so it was a dream come true.”

Awkward or not, Thurman certain made this dance look simple.

To return to the true topic of Thurman’s look on the competition, Chambers follows the story of coronary heart transplant recipient who turns into haunted by the reality of what occurred to her donor. Netflix hasn’t launched a trailer but, nevertheless it sounds just like the sequence lands squarely inside the physique horror subgenre. Thurman co-produced Chambers, which can stream someday in April.

(Via Variety)