It has long been known that Quentin Tarantino once intended to make a film that would unite the Visa Vega from "Mad Pnights" and Vincent Vega from the "Criminal Hivis", but this project about Gangster Brothers never was launched. Full Michael Madsen, who played Wika Vega / Mr. Blonde in the director's debut Tarantino, told the edition of The Hollywood Reporter, that the development of this alleged film came much further than many can submit.
We had to be in Amsterdam in our criminal affairs. The picture would start with the fact that we both come out of prison in different states, and later we had to open our club in Amsterdam,
- tells Madsen. Recall that in the "Criminal Fiction" Vincent Vega performed by John Travolta tells Julce (Samuel L. Jackson) about his recent trip to Amsterdam.
Due to employment in other projects, Tarantino could not start shooting pictures about the VEGA brothers, and now Travolta and Madsen have already been too many to play their old heroes in the bed, - Recall that in their "solo" films of Win and Vince were killed. Nevertheless, several years ago, Tarantino spoke again with Madsen on this topic:
He shared with me the idea that it would be a film about twin brothers Vika and Vincent, who are found after the death of their relatives. The idea was very complicated, but when Quentin takes something to explain something, then everything immediately clarifies.
Madsen is a friend and long-time tarantino. In addition to the "furious pieces", the actor starred in such paintings of the master, how to "kill Bill", "disgusting eight" and "Once at ... Hollywood."