Si hace poco comentábamos que Rodriguez tiene problemas con su filmación de Sin City 2, parece que su amiguito, Quentin Tarantino, no la pasa mejor.

Ahora Mickey Rourke se borró de la filmación de Grindhouse, también en colaboración con Rodriguez. Y no quiso decir por qué:

Mickey Rourke has refused to comment on why he left director Quentin Tarantino’s latest film Grindhouse, insisting he’ll stay silent until Tarantino speaks out first. Rourke was set to play the part of Stuntman Mike on the Kill Bill director’s latest collaboration with director Robert Rodriguez, and was later replaced by Kurt Russell. The 9 1/2 Weeks star had previously worked with the directors on the hit movie Sin City and hints there might have been a falling out with Tarantino. He tells Radar Online, “You know what? He hasn’t made any comments about it. And until he makes a comment about it, I’m not going to say anything. It just didn’t work out. And I hope that’s what he has to say. I’m just going to wait.” The actor was supposedly Tarantino’s first choice to play the movie’s villain and he hints in the interview that he was actually the one who passed on the role and he wasn’t fired from the film. Rourke also turned down a role in the film that made Tarantino’s career, Pulp Fiction, back in the early 1990s.

(Vía Imdb)