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Why did the composer of the film Kill Bill receive only $1 of the fee?

Quentin Tarantino collaborates with Robert Rodriguez on many of his projects. Rodriguez was paid $1 by Tarantino for the score for Kill Bill. He did not remain in debt and paid Tarantino as a guest director in "Sin City" also $ 1. But he promised that in the second part of the film everything would be serious and he would pay Quentin $2.

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