Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of those bumps for Avary was serving a stint in jail between 2009-2010 after pleading guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter ...

Oscar-winning creative partners Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary are sharing their treasure trove of film knowledge in a new podcast called “The Video Archives Podcast.” Set to launch in July, the ...

is based on Neal Shusterman’s award-winning novel, which imagines a cruel dystopian world in which those over 18 years of age, either function as a cog in the machine of a brainwashed society, or they ...

Samuel L. Jackson celebrated the 30th anniversary of the release of "Pulp Fiction" by posting an Instagram video of him reciting his famous biblical monologue from the iconic crime drama.

In a tribute to the late James Van Der Beek, Roger Avary tells PEOPLE the pair shared a heartfelt phone call before the actor's death He and Avary met on the set of The Rules of Attraction (2002).

Academy Award screenwriter Roger Avary was sentenced on Tuesday to one year in jail for a fatal traffic accident in Southern California that occurred 2008. Avary plead guilty in August to the charges ...

A new writer-director is taking a stab at the Biblical epic Paradise Lost, which has been considered unadaptable for decades. Tarantino collaborator Avary is the latest to tackle the influential and ...

A decade before Quentin Tarantino and screenwriter Roger Avary collaborated on Pulp Fiction, they were a couple of clerks renting out Betamax tapes at Video Archives in Manhattan Beach, California.

Oscar-winning writer-filmmaker Roger Avary (“Pulp Fiction”) has enlisted a roster of international actors for “Lucky Day,” the pulp action movie that will mark his directorial comeback. Besides ...

Voltage Pictures has come on board to co-finance and handle foreign sales on the Constantin Film/Don Carmody co-production Unwind, directed by Pulp Fiction Oscar winner Roger Avary. He and his ...

Services to share this page. EXCLUSIVE: The year was 1994 and the Croisette was Roger Avary‘s oyster. Not only did he have Pulp Fiction at the festival, the film he co-wrote with Quentin Tarantino ...