Chatting with ComingSoon in 2004, David Carradine mentioned the “Kill Invoice: Vol. 2” struggle between him and Michael Jai White’s character “was speculated to occur in a poker recreation” initially, however “then Quentin [Tarantino] wrote one other scene that he thought outdated that and he did not suppose that he might have each scenes.”
“He principally reduce it out of the image earlier than we shot it,” Carradine added, “however he cherished the struggle that he’d been engaged on for a few months and he actually wished Michael Jai White within the image. So he invited him to Beijing simply to do the struggle and Michael mentioned sure he would, so he wrote a brand new scene.”
This new scene was the road struggle viewers would see later within the “Kill Invoice: Vol. 2” DVD launch. When requested the place it could have match within the total storyline, Carradine mentioned, “Nicely, that’s the downside; no one might fairly determine that out. I might see one place the place he might put it in however it could perhaps gradual the stream, and in its authentic idea it did not belong in there.”
“Kill Invoice: Vol. 1” withholds the sight of Invoice as Beatrix Kiddo — then recognized solely as The Bride — crosses different names off her dying listing. We hear Invoice’s voice, however it’s not till “Vol. 2” that we see Beatrix come face-to-face with him in black-and-white at her wedding ceremony chapel. Carradine defined: “That scene within the chapel is the scene that’s not within the authentic script, that is the scene that changed the poker scene. We wished to have this introduction of Invoice. It is the introduction, that is what these scenes have been made for, and you’ll’t introduce him twice. I feel that is why Michael’s scene went out.”