Natural Born Killers: A History Of Oliver Stone And Quentin Tarantino’s Feud Over The 1994 Movie

Natural Born Killers: A History Of Oliver Stone And Quentin Tarantino’s Feud Over The 1994 Movie

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Ever since I saw Natural Born Killers at a friend’s house in high school, I’ve considered it one of the best ‘90s movies as well as one of director Oliver Stone’s greatest films. Watching Mickey and Mallory Knox, played brilliantly by Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis, go on a cross-country road trip expressing their love for one another through acts of murder and mayhem is a wild and transfixing experience like no other. 

So, you can imagine how I felt way back when as I discovered that Quentin Tarantino, who wrote the original screenplay, was no fan of Natural Born Killers, to put things mildly. Over the years, the director of movies like Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has voiced his displeasure with the movie and the changes Stone made to the material. It’s not one of the biggest Hollywood feuds, but the story behind it all is still rather fascinating.  

Woody Harrelson in Natural Born Killers

(Image credit: Warner Bros.)

Quentin Tarantino Wrote Natural Born Killers, But Moved On To Reservoir Dogs

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