Jon Stewart interview Robert Rodriguez on Later (1996)

Director Robert Rodriguez burst onto the independent film scene in 1992 with El Mariachi, and made an even bigger splash in 1995 with the Antonio Banderas-headlined sequel Desperado. But his status with genre fans worldwide was cemented in 1996 as director of From Dusk Till Dawn, a blast of Quentin Tarantino-penned horror insanity starring George Clooney (in his first major big-screen role) and Tarantino as outlaw brothers who take a family hostage and flee to Mexico, only to wind up at a rowdy south-of-the-border vampire bar. This is one of his interviews after the release of "From Dusk Till Dawn."

[@emmy08me]

thnx for sharing this. Haven't seen this

[@frankesposito2182]

Thanks Rob !!!

[@KeithElliott]

I'm not a big fan of Jon Stewart but, I enjoyed the interview.

[@amyparrish8565]

Such a bummer the Zorro/Salma Hayek thing didn't work out.

[@williamdowd3985]

What's it like to bow have the money and work through the motions? And can I have 10 grand to make my next picture? I bet Robert is to tired of being asked that question.