"The most commonly cited connection between characters in Reservoir Dogs and another Quentin Tarantino film is that Mr. Blonde (aka Vic Vega) is the brother of Vincent Vega from Pulp Fiction. Tarantino has often discussed the possibility of creating a prequel to both films called "The Vega Brothers." As years pass, the likelihood of the film materializing seems to grow slimmer. It has nevertheless been a popular source of Internet rumors. Mr. White also shares the last name "Dimmick" with Pulp Fiction's Jimmy Dimmick. There is also a link to the Tarantino-penned True Romance. Mr. White talks to Joe about his former partnership with a woman named Alabama. Alabama was the name of the call girl-turned-fugitive in True Romance. Other less obvious connections include the fact that both Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction feature unfortunate characters named Marvin and Marcellus. Fans also point out that Steve Buscemi's Reservoir Dogs character Mr. Pink famously spoke about his refusal to tip waitresses - and then Buscemi played a waiter in Pulp Fiction. There's also a colorful connection between the names of Tim Roth's reservoir dog Mr. Orange and his Pulp Fiction character, Pumpkin. Finally, when Joe and Mr. White are talking, Joe mentions 'Marsellus Spivey.' In True Romance, the pimp's name is Drexel Spivey. Mr. Blonde's parole officer's name is Seymour Scagnetti. In Natural Born Killers (for which Tarantino wrote the story) Tom Sizemore's character is called Jack Scagnetti. Finally, the person Mr. Pink pulls out of her car in this film is the same person that gets shot by Marcellus Wallace after the car wreck in Pulp Fiction."
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