"Tank Dogs" are centered one of the most famous chaotic movies Of all the time - the one who quickly descends into an equally chaotic break that leaves virtually everyone involved with bullets. Hence, it may not be a surprise to find out that things were just as wild behind the scenes of the movie.

Mr -Blosokosa, as the deceased played, great Michael Madsen (who unfortunately died on July 3, 2025), stole the debut of Quentin Tarantino's characteristics directed by Debbie His infamous routine of torture Set to a greasy song "Stuck in the Middle With You". However, even the colorful person of the character has increased compared to the reputation of the most problematic actor of the cast: Lawrence Terni.

Terni had a long history of playing mobsters in classic Hollywood paintings like "Dillinger" and out of the screen, he did his best to live according to that heavy image of the boy. He was notorious alcohol with a reputation for initial combat fights wherever he went. Actually he was balanced pierced during one of these quarrels In 1973. So when Tarantino threw the veteran into the role of the MOB chief, the OEO Cat in "Tank Dogs", the film's producers gave him a strict rule, never to allow Thunder to drink during production. Unfortunately, this eventually teases a fateful conflict with Madsen.

Madsen, sometimes a switch of rule, rejoiced in fueling the rule set by film producers, and so he and the co-Starval Tim Roth took advantage of the first opportunity they could take out for the beverage in the famous Hollywood Stekhouse known as Muso and Frank. Tierni is quickly "loaded", as Madsen once told After the movie dinnerAnd he continued to go out to the Hollywood Boulevard and miss the pants in the middle of the street.

As if it were not tumultuous enough, Terni began to bad Madsen to give him $ 20. When Madsen declined his request, Thunder survived until he woke up, took a "wild crazy swing" at Madsen. As the latter recalled:

"I retired and he missed me from inches. I felt the breeze. God bless him, he died now, but he was quite character."

Madsen was not the only one who clashed with Terni during production. Quentin Tarantino called him "Complete lunatic" until he did so, and made the first week of shooting extremely challenging. At the very end of that week, Tarantino fired and "the whole team burst into applause".

Far from feeling authorized, Tarantino was afraid that this would be the death of his career before completing the first week of filming his first film. Fortunately, One of his teammates, Harvey KitelHe was able to convince the film's producers that everything is under control, and the rest is a history of cinema.