Kurt Russell Interview: Death Proof, Racing Championships and Slapping Billy Bob Thornton
Leo Quinones talks with Kurt Russell about Death Proof and Grindhouse, his racing championships, crashing his first cars, and that Tombstone slap.
Read More →For more than 35 years, Leo has sat down with the actors and filmmakers behind the movies we love. These are the conversations, unfiltered, with the stories that didn't make the press kit.
Leo Quinones talks with Kurt Russell about Death Proof and Grindhouse, his racing championships, crashing his first cars, and that Tombstone slap.
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