Safe to say Quentin Tarantino isn’t a fan of actor Paul Dano.
During an appearance on “The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast,” the legendary filmmaker mentioned that Paul Thomas Anderson’s award-winning 2007 film, “There Will Be Blood,” was his fifth-favorite movie of the 21st century.
Nothing controversial about that. It was nominated for eight Academy Awards and appears on numerous top 10 lists. But, according to Tarantino, it would have ranked first or second were it not for “a big giant flaw in it, and the flaw is Paul Dano.”
Dano, who was relatively unknown when the Daniel Day-Lewis-led film was released, plays dual roles in the movie as identical twins Eli and Paul Sunday.
Day-Lewis won the Oscar for Best Actor for his portrayal of ruthless oil prospector Daniel Plainview, but Tarantin

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