Hayek will next be seen in How to Be a Latin Lover, in theaters April 24. George Clooney was like, ‘How come she doesn’t look at us?’, ‘Because I’m the writer.'” “Where of course he makes me dance only for him. “So I did it and from that dance, Quentin wrote me the part in From Dusk Till Dawn,” Hayek explained. “He said, ‘Just put a bathing suit on, and we won’t see your face.'” He and Tarantino were working on the anthology film Four Rooms (1994) and needed a stripper, so Rodriguez reached out to his Desperado star on the day of filming. Hayek was recruited to the project after doing a favor for friend Rodriguez. Because you can’t choreograph a snake, we don’t know what she’s going to do!” I had to go on trance to do the dance… And there was no choreography. “So it was good because I had to overcome my greatest fear. Absolutely gorgeous woman who we salivate over because of evolution, but she misused her body. In a better time, that woman would not look the way she does at age 49, because she would have produced 8 or 10 peasant kids by her mid-30s. To prod the actress, Tarantino claimed that Madonna was interested in the role, and that she would have no problem being wrapped in python. re: Salma Hayek in From Dusk til Dawn NSFW Posted on 1/18/16 at 3:48 pm to LSUDVM1999. It’s my greatest fear,‘” Hayek recalled (watch above). “Quentin told me, ‘Oh, by the way, you’re dancing with a snake.’ I said, ‘I can’t do that, I can’t do that. Hayek said at multiple points during our recent Role Recall interview that her memories of filming the scene were blurry because she had gone “on trance” due to some serious ophidiophobia. But she doesn’t remember all that much about the actual filming. Salma Hayek remembers how she got the role of a snake-dancing stripper vampire in the Quentin Tarantino-penned, Robert Rodriguez-directed thriller From Dusk Till Dawn (1996).
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