Rosanna Arquette says Quentin Tarantino’s use of N-word in Pulp Fiction is ‘racist and creepy’

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Rosanna Arquette has criticized Quentin Tarantino's use of the N-word in his 1994 film *Pulp Fiction*, calling it "racist and creepy" in a recent interview. Arquette's comments add to a long-standing debate surrounding Tarantino's frequent use of the racial slur in his films. Director Spike Lee has been a vocal critic, questioning Tarantino's motives and historical depictions, particularly in *Django Unchained*. Samuel L. Jackson, who starred in *Pulp Fiction* and *Jackie Brown*, defended Tarantino, arguing the word's use wasn't offensive within the films' contexts. Tarantino himself has defended his artistic choices, while Arquette also spoke about her experiences with Harvey Weinstein, stating she believes her career suffered after she rejected his advances in the early 1990s.
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