Carradine thanks Tarantino for reviving career

Veteran actor David Carradine has thanked "cool" director Quentin Tarantino for reviving his career in the Kill Bill movies.

Mon, 26 Apr, 2004 - 14:38

Veteran actor David Carradine has thanked "cool" director Quentin Tarantino for reviving his career in the Kill Bill movies.

The 67-year-old star of 1970s television series Kung Fu joins the likes of John Travolta, Pam Grier and Robert Forster who all saw their careers ignite after roles in Tarantino films.

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