Directed by:
Quentin Tarantino

Starring:
Pam Grier as Jackie Brown
Samuel L. Jackson as Ordell Robbie
Robert Forster as Max Cherry
Bridget Fonda as Melanie
Michael Keaton as Ray Nicolette
Robert De Niro as Louis Gara
Michael Bowen as Mark Dargus
Chris Tucker as Beaumont Livingston
Lisa Gay Hamilton as Sheronda
Tom 'Tiny' Lister Jr. as Winston

• Jackie drives a white Honda Civic, the same exact car that Butch drives in Pulp Fiction.

• At one point, Bridget Fonda is watching the movie "Crazy Mary, Dirty Larry" which stars her father Peter Fonda. At another point Melanie is watching a movie with Helmut Berger, who was in "Ash Wednesday" with Bridget Fonda's grandfather Henry Fonda, and was in "The Godfather, Part 3" with Bridget herself.

• One of the scenes in the film takes place in the Del Amo Mall - the place where Quentin Tarantino worked before Video Archives.

• Quentin reportedly crouched down in the back seat to direct during certain driving scenes.

• Although Quentin Tarantino has appeared in all three of his prior directing efforts, "Pulp Fiction", "Reservoir Dogs", and a segment of "Four Rooms", he does not appear in Jackie Brown. Only his voice does: Quentin Tarantino provides the computerized voice for Jackie's answering machine. The one that says "You have one message. Sent at 8:06 P.M."

• Jackie Brown is the name of a criminal character in a 1973 gangland novel entitled 'The Friends of Eddie Coyle' by George V. Higgins, a crime novelist whose work is greatly appreciated by Elmore Leonard.

• Pam Grier also has a link to Pulp Fiction: she tried out for the part of Jody - "The one with all the shit in her face?"

• Quentin held a skirt day on the set during filming. Everyone on the crew showed up wearing a skirt, including QT, who wore a catholic school girl outfit.

• One scene in Jackie Brown is set in a food court of a mall. Quentin changed the name of the restaurant from "Tokyo Diner" to "Teriyaki Donut", a reference to the donut shop Marcellus goes to in Pulp Fiction.

• The suit that Jackie buys is the same that Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman) wears in Pulp Fiction.

• Actress Mira Sorvino (daughter of Paul Sorvino), who at the time was dating director Quentin Tarantino, can be seen out-of-focus in the back of the courtroom at Jackie's arraignment.

• Michael Keaton plays Ray Nicolette in both Jackie Brown and Out of Sight. There is no connection between the films other than the fact that Elmore Leneord wrote the novels on which the films are based. - Sarah

• Evidently, Pam Grier had a great audition for the part of Jody, but Tarantino didn't give her the part because he couldn't believe that she would get pushed around the way the character does. (Source: Internet Movie Database) - Gibborino

• In one scene, Max Cherry leaves a cinema and we hear the ending music inside. This is the same music in the closing credits. (Source: The movie) - Shaun

• While writing the script from the novel Rum Punch, Tarantino missed the part where it claims Jackie Brown is a white woman. (Source: The movie) - Shaun