stackyFACTSYou don't need a fancy Beverly Hills writing room to craft an Oscar-winning screenplay; you just need a lot of hash.
You don't need a fancy Beverly Hills writing room to craft an Oscar-winning screenplay; you just need a lot of hash. Quentin Tarantino spent several months in 1992 holed up in a tiny, dingy hotel room in Amsterdam, writing the script for Pulp Fiction by hand in dozens of disorganized notebooks. This extended trip abroad is the exact reason why the movie features a heavily detailed conversation about European McDonald's.
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