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![FilmFreeway on Twitter: "A young Quentin Tarantino working at Video Archives in Manhattan Beach, a video rental store he worked at for 5 years. “[In 1985] the owner asked if I wanted](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EgHgFwdVoAEgVrb.jpg "FilmFreeway on Twitter: \"A young Quentin Tarantino working at Video Archives in Manhattan Beach, a video rental store he worked at for 5 years. “[In 1985] the owner asked if I wanted")
FilmFreeway on Twitter: "A young Quentin Tarantino working at Video Archives in Manhattan Beach, a video rental store he worked at for 5 years. “[In 1985] the owner asked if I wanted
Quentin Tarantino working at Video Archives in Manhattan Beach, California. He spent five years there, starting in 1985. : r/OldSchoolCool
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Quentin Tarantino And Pulp Fiction Co-Writer Roger Avary Are Starting A Video Archives Podcast
Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary to Launch The Video Archives Podcast
