Actress Rosanna Arquette recently criticized Quentin Tarantino’s use of the n-word in a conversation with The Times. In an interview conducted with the British newspaper, Arquette reflected on her role in 1994’s “Pulp Fiction,” where she portrayed Marie Holt, the wife of Eric Holt. Arquette described the film as iconic, despite expressing reservations about Tarantino’s frequent use of the term. The actress discussed her recollections of filming “Pulp Fiction” and her subsequent feelings regarding the film’s dialogue. Rosanna Arquette remains a fan of the “pulp fiction” film, but has voiced concerns about Tarantino’s repeated use of offensive language. Topics: #pulp #fiction #arquette Post navigation The actor of “Pulp Fiction” criticizes Tarantino: his screenplays are not art, but pure racism(1) The actor of “Pulp Fiction” criticizes Tarantino: his screenplays are not art, but pure racism(2)