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Michael Madsen was pronounced dead at his Malibu home on Thursday, July 3. The "Reservoir Dogs" and "Kill Bill" actor was 67.

Sources close to Michael Madsen said that the "Kill Bill" star was making a "consistent and valiant effort" to turn his life around in the months before his sudden death at 67.

Michael Madsen's 19-year-old son, Luke Madsen, took to Instagram on Friday to remember the beloved actor as his "hero" and a "damn good" dad.

Virginia Madsen, Michael Madsen’s younger sister and an actress herself, spoke about his unexpected death shortly after the "Donnie Brasco" actor was discovered unresponsive by authorities on Thursday

Harvey Keitel reflected on the passing of actor Michael Madsen, who was discovered deceased at his Los Angeles home on Thursday, at the age of 67. "We've lost yet another remarkable American poet," Keitel expressed in a statement to The Post. "Goodbye, my dear friend." Over his 40-year career, Madsen often portrayed tough characters in countless films, including Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs," where he played Vic Vega / Mr. Blond alongside Keitel's Larry Dimmick / Mr. White

Quentin Tarantino refuses to watch any of Denis Villeneuve's "Dune" films because he is fed up with Hollywood directors making remakes

Quentin Tarantino pulled no punches while filming the 2003 movie "Kill Bill: Volume 1," featuring one of the most gruesome fight scenes ever captured on film

While the director said the film's firearms coordinator held most of the blame, he argued actors still have to do their "due diligence" on set.

The "Ocean's Eleven" actor stated that Tarantino undermined his career, claiming Clooney is "not a movie star," although it's not clear if the filmmaker truly made that statement

The "Garden State" director was honored when his soundtrack garnered a Grammy nod but never thought he'd beat the music from "Kill Bill Vol. 2" — until he did.

Harvey Keitel, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman, and John Travolta came together to mark the 30th anniversary of "Pulp Fiction" at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood, California, on April 18, 2024

The iconic filmmaker responded openly when questioned about Tarantino's promise to retire after his tenth movie

The ex-New York Giants running back botched a puzzle related to Quentin Tarantino on the game show

Nika Nikoubin, 23, thought she was Salma Hayek's character in "From Dusk Till Dawn" when she stabbed a blind date during sex last year, she told The Post.

"That's really disheartening to hear," said the "Thor" actor. "There go two of my idols I won’t get the chance to work with. I suppose they’re not fond of me."

The Oscar-winning director has mentioned before that he intends to retire after completing his tenth film, which has only heightened the excitement for "The Movie Critic."

Leonardo DiCaprio unexpectedly served as a retirement muse for Michael J. Fox when the '80s star chose to step away from acting. The 61-year-old shared that seeing the 48-year-old Oscar-winning actor in Quentin Tarantino's 2019 movie "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" motivated him to leave his acting career behind

The actor said DiCaprio’s role in a popular Quentin Tarantino film reminded him of his own real-life struggles.

Twitter users melted down Tuesday with the premiere of the new "Barbie" film trailer that showcased its star-studded cast, but, more importantly, Margot Robbie's feet.

“Thank you for letting me be your Django, man,” Foxx told the filmmaker.

The director has hinted for a while that he plans to retire after making 10 films, suggesting this movie, apparently taking place in 1970s Los Angeles, could be his final one

However, Sandler had already agreed to work on a project with filmmaker Judd Apatow, who mentioned that he didn't know Tarantino was attempting to cast Sandler during that period

Simu Liu, star of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, has responded to Quentin Tarantino's recent comments about Marvel films

On Saturday, the "Puss in Boots" actor disclosed that he would like "Spider-Man" alum Tom Holland to wear the iconic Zorro mask if the franchise were to be rebooted

The "Shang-Chi" actor asked the filmmakers not to point their nose at anyone following their criticism of Marvel movies.