Quentin tarantino uma thurman car crash horrendous mistake

You're referring to the infamous car crash scene in Quentin Tarantino's 1994 film "Pulp Fiction".

The scene, which features Uma Thurman's character Mia Wallace, is indeed a pivotal and memorable moment in the film. However, it's also been widely reported that Thurman suffered a severe concussion and neck injuries during the filming of the scene, which was not properly supervised or executed.

In a 2018 interview with The New York Times, Thurman revealed that she had been pushed to her limits by Tarantino and the film's producers, and that she had been forced to perform the stunt multiple times without proper safety measures in place. She also alleged that Tarantino had been aware of the risks involved but had chosen to ignore them.

Thurman's account of the incident has been corroborated by several other sources, including the film's stunt coordinator, who has spoken publicly about the lack of safety protocols in place during the filming of the scene.

The incident has had a lasting impact on Thurman's career and personal life, and it has also led to increased scrutiny of the film industry's treatment of stunt performers and actors. In the years since the incident, Thurman has become an advocate for greater safety and accountability in the film industry, and she has used her platform to raise awareness about the importance of proper stunt safety protocols.

It's worth noting that Tarantino has apologized publicly for his role in the incident, and he has acknowledged that he was wrong to push Thurman to perform the stunt without proper safety measures in place. However, the incident remains a controversial and sensitive topic, and it continues to be a subject of discussion and debate in the film industry and beyond.