Band-Aid Theory
Lync
oh christ people, it's because he has a scar on the back of his neck, and for
some reason the filmmakers decided to cover it up with the band-aid. i'm
serious.
>>Does anyone know what the theory behind the Band-Aid on the back of
>>Marsaillus Wallace's neck is? Someone told me that there was a religious
>>reason behind it.
>
>>Anyone know anything?
>
>
>I've read postings from people saying they heard it from Quentin
>himself and from people who have a friend who knows a guy that heard
>it from Quentin. It supposedly ties into the briefcase. According to
>the theory (fact?) The devil took Marsellus' soul and put it in the
>briefcase. From what I have gathered, when the devil takes your soul
>he takes it from the back of your head. For more info read the
>postings to do with the briefcase theory debate.
>
>
>The Cirinists are coming for your whaddyacall? internet rights.
>
>Magus Doran
>
killtaker
In article <5a4mae$q...@news1.infoave.net>, **Ly...@InfoAve.Net (Lync) wrote:
>oh christ people, it's because he has a scar on the back of his neck, and for
>some reason the filmmakers decided to cover it up with the band-aid. i'm
>serious.
Oh sure, and I bet you think Travolta was just ACTING like a heroin addict
too, right? Get your facts straight buddy..
Christ, I walked into this newsgroup thinking it was for another tarantino
altogether...
D.Fresko
Actually Ving Rhames does have a scar on the back of his neck and it is
clearly visible in the cafe scene at the end of Mission: Impossible.
Dave
Jennifer Frank
Actually, the honest-to-god truth is that during rehearsal Ving Rhames had
a band-aid on because he had cut himself shaving his head. When they
began to shoot, it was gone. Quentin said "Where's the band-aid?" Ving
explained and Quentin asked him to put it back on: he liked the look.
In article <5a713q$1...@mtinsc01-mgt.ops.worldnet.att.net>, "D.Fresko"
Robert
On 31 Dec 1996 19:55:06 GMT, jfr...@ucla.edu (Jennifer Frank) wrote:
>Actually, the honest-to-god truth is that during rehearsal Ving Rhames had
>a band-aid on because he had cut himself shaving his head. When they
>began to shoot, it was gone. Quentin said "Where's the band-aid?" Ving
>explained and Quentin asked him to put it back on: he liked the look.
>
No offense, but how do you know this?
/Robert
Mike Sheppard
(Jennifer Frank) wrote:
> Actually, the honest-to-god truth is that during rehearsal Ving Rhames had
> a band-aid on because he had cut himself shaving his head. When they
> began to shoot, it was gone. Quentin said "Where's the band-aid?" Ving
> explained and Quentin asked him to put it back on: he liked the look.
>
> In article <5a713q$1...@mtinsc01-mgt.ops.worldnet.att.net>, "D.Fresko"
> <D.Fr...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>
> > **chg...@infoave.net (killtaker) wrote:
> > >In article
> > >>oh christ people, it's because he has a scar on the back of his neck,
> and for
> > >>some reason the filmmakers decided to cover it up with the band-aid. i'm
> > >>serious.
> > >
> > >
> > >Oh sure, and I bet you think Travolta was just ACTING like a heroin addict
> > >too, right? Get your facts straight buddy..
> > >
> > >
> > >Christ, I walked into this newsgroup thinking it was for another tarantino
> > >altogether...
> > >
> >
> > Actually Ving Rhames does have a scar on the back of his neck and it is
> > clearly visible in the cafe scene at the end of Mission: Impossible.
> >
> > Dave
Wrong
When I saw the end of the horrible "Mission: Impossible" the one
redeeming factor was that I could confirm that Ving Rhames had a scar on
the back of his neck.
Ving Rhames had a turtleneck on making it impossible to see if he had a
scar or not.
Mission: Not Accomplished.
Skander Halim
Jennifer Frank (jfr...@ucla.edu) writes:
> Actually, if
> he does, I'll probably be there to see it, since he hardly knows anyone
> who's in tune with the net and the newsgroups. He's only seen them once
> before.
Is this proof enough for you, Chelsea?
--
Skander Halim
"What I really want to do with my life, what I want to do for a living, is
I want to be with your daughter. I'm good at it." -- Lloyd Dobler
Jennifer Frank
In article <32cec8f3...@news.algonet.se>, r...@algonet.se wrote:
> On 31 Dec 1996 19:55:06 GMT, jfr...@ucla.edu (Jennifer Frank) wrote:
>
> >Actually, the honest-to-god truth is that during rehearsal Ving Rhames had
> >a band-aid on because he had cut himself shaving his head. When they
> >began to shoot, it was gone. Quentin said "Where's the band-aid?" Ving
> >explained and Quentin asked him to put it back on: he liked the look.
> >
> No offense, but how do you know this?
>
> /Robert
No offense taken, Robert. I'm a friend of Quentin's. I've known him for
about nine years now. I've typed scripts for him, but I didn't type Pulp
Fiction, so when I saw it, I had the same question, among others. The
above answer is from the horse's mouth, so to speak. I couldn't resist
clearing that matter up, especially because he didn't tell me not to. I
hope it doesn't piss him off if/when he finds out about it. Actually, if
he does, I'll probably be there to see it, since he hardly knows anyone
who's in tune with the net and the newsgroups. He's only seen them once
before. He wants to come over and check them out again on my computer, but
don't waste a lot of energy coming up with things to talk about for his
delectation, since we don't see each other that often and it'll probably
be months, at the minimum, before he actually does come over. As a matter
of fact, I'm pretty new to the newsgroup myself, but I've been checking it
out for a few weeks now and I occasionally pick up information about
Quentin that he hasn't (or wouldn't) tell me himself.
Jennifer
D.Fresko
she...@eos.net (Mike Sheppard) wrote:
>Wrong
>
>When I saw the end of the horrible "Mission: Impossible" the one
>redeeming factor was that I could confirm that Ving Rhames had a scar on
>the back of his neck.
>
>Ving Rhames had a turtleneck on making it impossible to see if he had a
>scar or not.
>
>Mission: Not Accomplished.
I think you are wrong. On my laserdisc I got a perfect freeze frame of the
back of his neck during the last scene, and I clearly saw his scar. Great
movie.
Dave
Robert
On 6 Jan 1997 19:17:01 GMT, jfr...@ucla.edu (Jennifer Frank) wrote:
>
>
>In article <32cec8f3...@news.algonet.se>, r...@algonet.se wrote:
>
>> On 31 Dec 1996 19:55:06 GMT, jfr...@ucla.edu (Jennifer Frank) wrote:
>>
>> >Actually, the honest-to-god truth is that during rehearsal Ving Rhames had
>> >a band-aid on because he had cut himself shaving his head. When they
>> >began to shoot, it was gone. Quentin said "Where's the band-aid?" Ving
>> >explained and Quentin asked him to put it back on: he liked the look.
>> >
>> No offense, but how do you know this?
>>
>> /Robert
>
>No offense taken, Robert. I'm a friend of Quentin's. I've known him for
>about nine years now. I've typed scripts for him, but I didn't type Pulp
>Fiction
Fun. You couldn't get the actual, last version, screenplay-script for
Pulp Fiction? It would be appreciated. (If you could get a signed
paperversion, I'll marry you...)
/Robert
VEXX
In article <32d2c43b...@news.algonet.se> Robert wrote:
>You can't see this in the movie, but you can read it in the
>script. And why would he want Marcelluses soul? To bargain with the
devil....oooOOOOOooooo :O
>Case dismissed.