A strip club manager recently claimed that Quentin Tarantino paid $10k to lick a stripper’s feet. They claim that the film’s director sucked the strippers’ legs for “30 minutes” until they “looked like prunes.”
Tarantino’s foot fetish has been an open secret in Hollywood and is a recurring theme in his films. Margot Robbie also shared that her dirty feet scene from “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” was Tarantino’s doing.
The acclaimed director himself has previously commented on the allegations and said he does not “take it seriously.” Brad Pitt, who stars alongside Robbie, also joked about Tarantino’s love of women’s legs.
Read on to learn more.
Quentin Tarantino Allegedly Paid A Scammer To Suck His Toes
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NorCal Lowlife, a self-described lowlife from California, was recently featured on the “Get in the Car” podcast. During her appearance, Lowlife revealed that she was a senior staff member at the “Crazy Girls” strip club in Hollywood when Quentin Tarantino visited.
Lowlife declined to say exactly when this tour took place but claimed Tarantino requested a VIP room and a dancer with the “biggest toes” and “biggest a**” in the room. He shared that he watched the “Pulp Fiction” director and his choice of dancers on the CCTV monitor in the back room, just out of curiosity.
He said, per Page Six, “And he got up, threw him on the king’s chair, took off his boots one by one, both shoes, just started licking the bottom of his feet, sucking his toes.” Lowlife explained that Tarantino paid so much attention to the dancers’ feet and toes that they “looked like prunes.” He went on to say, “I think he gave him 10 Gs.”
Quentin Tarantino’s Foot Fetish Featured In His Movie
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Tarantino’s love of feet has been an open secret in Hollywood for over a decade and is a recurring theme in his films. The director’s films are full of leg pictures, from “Pulp Fiction,” to “Inglorious Basterds,” and “Django Unchained.”
In 2010, actress Uma Thurman referenced Tarantino’s alleged talisman at a Friar’s Club roast honoring the director by serving his drinks in her black Louboutin heels. In the same event, Eli Roth, who starred in “Inglourious Basterds,” also joked that Tarantino has “a shoe collection bigger than Dachau.” His choice of words referring to the Nazis was later criticized for being tasteless.
He Directed Margot Robbie’s Dirty Feet Scene
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During a recent episode Vogue’s Margot Robbie’s “Life in Looks” series reflects on her film career and style. The actress recalls her dirty feet scene from “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood,” where her character props up her dirty feet. The Tarantino-directed film reportedly has 36 foot shots.
In “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” Robbie played Sharon Tate, who famously hated wearing shoes and often went barefoot. The scene in question is where Tate goes to the cinema to see one of his own movies and puts his dirty feet on the seat in front of him.
Robbie said, “My feet are dirty because I’ve been walking around all day. They stay dirty in the movie because Quentin says, ‘Don’t. Don’t clean them.’” The “Suicide Squad” star revealed that Tarantino told him to leave them dirty so the scene would look more “real.”
Quentin Tarantino Comments On His Foot Fetish Allegations
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During the closing of 2021 and an interview with GQ, Tarantino was confronted about his alleged love for feet, and the director seemed upset. He said, “I don’t take it seriously. There are many legs in many good director’s films. That’s just a good direction.”
The director of “Django Unchained” explained that before him, people attached the foot fetish tag to another director, Luis Buñuel. He also said, “And Hitchcock was accused of it, and Sofia Coppola was accused of it.”
Another actor from “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” Brad Pitt, also commented on the fetish during his acceptance speech for Best Supporting Actor in the film at the SAG Awards. He said, “Quentin has separated more women from their shoes than the TSA,” and noted “Margot Robbie’s feet, Margaret Qualley’s feet and Dakota Fanning’s feet.”
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