Pulp Fiction (1994): 25 SECRETS Hidden for Decades

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Pulp Fiction exploded into culture in 1994 and changed Hollywood forever. With its nonlinear timeline, unforgettable characters, and razor-sharp dialogue, it transformed Quentin Tarantino into a household name and inspired countless filmmakers. But the story behind the film is just as fascinating as what ended up on screen. This video reveals 25 secrets about Pulp Fiction that most fans have never heard. Did you know the iconic diner scene was actually shot last? Or that John Travolta almost lost his role to Daniel Day-Lewis? We explore how Samuel L. Jackson nearly missed becoming Jules Winnfield, why Bruce Willis took a massive pay cut, and how the famous briefcase mystery was always meant to stay unsolved. You'll discover how Tarantino wrote the script on scattered scraps of paper, why the dance scene at Jack Rabbit Slims was never supposed to be funny, and how the shocking revival scene was filmed completely backwards. We reveal which scenes made the crew uncomfortable, what test audiences wanted deleted, and how Christopher Walken delivered that unforgettable gold watch monologue. From hidden voice cameos to accidental camera angles that became signatures, from unrehearsed performances to music chosen before filming began, these behind-the-scenes stories show how creative risks and unexpected solutions shaped a masterpiece. Whether you've seen Pulp Fiction once or a hundred times, these secrets will change how you watch it.