Actor Quentin Tarantino has chosen to blast and fire back at actress Rosanna Arquette over the use of the N-word in the classic movie Pulp Fiction.
The dispute arose after Arquette publicly condemned the language in Tarantino's films, calling the repeated use disturbing and unnecessary.
Arquette, who appeared briefly in the leading 1994 crime movie, began to argue about how the slur does not belong in modern storytelling and described the matter as extremely offensive instead of artistic.
Her comments reignited a long-standing debate related to Tarantino's scripts, which often entail provocative dialogue that is designed to display gritty realism and morally flawed characters.
The star did not remain silent on this. He replied to criticism fiercely and pointed out how Arquette had willingly participated in the movie and even accepted payments for her role.
He then slammed the star for unfairly attacking the leading project decades later, after she had benefited from it big time.