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| Saoirse Ronan |
The 17-year-old actress - famed for her roles in 'Hanna' and 'The Lovely Bones' - thinks the 'Kill Bill' filmmaker will be a great person to collaborate with on a movie because he seems like "fantastic fun".
She said: "I haven't worked with him, but I'd love to. I've talked to people who have, and they all say he's made and that it's fantastic fun."
The Irish star particularly likes how Quentin works with an ensemble cast of actors on a regular basis, allowing them to know exactly how to bounce off each other.
She said: "Because he tends to work with the same actors every now and again, they can read each other.
"There's always such an ensemble feeling in his films, too. In 'Kill Bill', for example, of course Uma Thurman is the star but it really feels like a group effort.
"He's often in his own films, which I think is great; he's so different looking with that amazing face."
She said: "I haven't worked with him, but I'd love to. I've talked to people who have, and they all say he's made and that it's fantastic fun."
The Irish star particularly likes how Quentin works with an ensemble cast of actors on a regular basis, allowing them to know exactly how to bounce off each other.
She said: "Because he tends to work with the same actors every now and again, they can read each other.
"There's always such an ensemble feeling in his films, too. In 'Kill Bill', for example, of course Uma Thurman is the star but it really feels like a group effort.
"He's often in his own films, which I think is great; he's so different looking with that amazing face."
