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Aug 6, 2023 · August 6, 2023 by John Abrahams. In the 1994 cult classic film Pulp Fiction, directed by Quentin Tarantino, there is a character who has become synonymous with coolness and efficiency – The Wolf. Played brilliantly by Harvey Keitel, The Wolf is a fixer, a problem solver, and a man who gets things done. Throughout the movie, The Wolf delivers ...
Quotes. Jimmie : I can't believe this is the same car. The Wolf : Well, let's not start sucking each other's dicks quite yet. The Wolf : Jimmie, lead the way. Boys, get to work. Vincent : A please would be nice. The Wolf : Come again? Vincent : I said a please would be nice.
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Winston Wolfe, better known as The Wolf, is a supporting character in Quentin Tarantino's 2nd film, Pulp Fiction. He is a professional mafia "cleaner" who works primarily for Marsellus Wallace. He covers up crimes whenever there is evidence that needs to be gotten rid of. He appears in the chapter "The Bonnie Situation".
He was portrayed by Harvey Keitel, who also played Larry Dimmick in Reservoir Dogs and OSS Commander in Inglourious Basterds.
After assassins Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield kill three men who stole from their boss, crime lord Marsellus Wallace, they take Marvin, one of Wallace's debtors who informed on his friends in return for sparing his life, with them. They put him in the backseat of their car and drive off, but while Vincent is talking to Marvin, he accidentally pulls the trigger of his firearm and shoots Marvin in the face, killing him and splattering blood and brain matter all over the car and his and Jules' clothes.
They go to the house of Jules' friend Jimmie Dimmick to hide. Jimmie is terrified that his wife, Bonnie, will come home from work to find a dead body in their house, so he tells Jules to handle the situation. Jules calls Marcellus, who in turn calls the Wolf.
The Wolf arrives at Jimmie's house 10 minutes later, and quickly and curtly tells them how to clean up the car. Vincent bristles at the Wolf "barking orders" at him, but the Wolf reminds him that they are in a hurry and will have to do what he says to stay out of prison. While Jules and Vincent clean the car, the Wolf talks Jimmie into giving him the bedroom linen set that he and Bonnie got as a wedding present from Jimmie's late aunt and uncle to use to soak up Marvin's blood from the floor of the car, promising that Wallace will make it worth his while.
After Jules and Vincent finish cleaning the car, the Wolf makes them take their bloody clothes off, and then proceeds to spray them with Jimmie's backyard hose to clean them up. The Wolf pays Jimmie as an apology for the inconvenience, and then takes Jules and Vincent to get rid of Marvin's corpse at "Monster Joe's", a junkyard owned by a friend of his who is presumably involved in Marcellus' criminal empire. As the Wolf leaves to take Monster Joe's daughter out to breakfast, he bids Jules and Vincent goodbye, telling them to "call me Winston".
•The Wolf: "Pretty please with sugar on top: Clean the fuckin car."
•The Wolf: "You an oak man Jimmie?".
•According to Tarantino, the Wolf can theoretically move between the universes, similar to Earl McGraw and his son Edgar.
•A parody version of Wolf (portrayed by the same actor) starred in a series of adverts for the insurance company Direct Line in the 2010s.
It's thirty minutes away. I'll be there in ten. View Quote I'm Winston Wolfe. I solve problems. View Quote You have a corpse in a car, minus a head, in the garage. Take me to it. View Quote You know what you two look like? Like a couple of guys who just blew off somebody's head. Stripping off those bloody rags is absolutely necessary.
- "I'm Kinda Curious About That Myself." Lance (Eric Stoltz) The adrenaline injection scene in Pulp Fiction is a stunning set piece for the movie and one of Tarantino's most suspenseful scenes.
- "I Want That Trophy, So Dance Good." Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman) The Pulp Fiction dance scene is one of the most iconic moments in the movie. As the date between Vincent and Mia treads into more and more dangerous territory, the dance is the moment that seals the deal.
- "Oh Man, I Shot Marvin In The Face." Vincent Vega (John Travolta) What Vincent and Jules were doing with Marvin remains a mystery, but having him in the car with them made for one of the funniest moments in the movie.
- "And Now, Little Man, I Give This Watch To You." Captain Koons (Christopher Walken) There have been some brilliant Quentin Tarantino monologues in his career, but it is hard to top the famous Christopher Walken scene in Pulp Fiction.
The Wolf: Get it straight buster - I'm not here to say please, I'm here to tell you what to do and if self-preservation is an instinct you possess you'd better fucking do it and do it quick. I'm here to help - if my help's not appreciated then lotsa luck, gentlemen. Jules: No, Mr. Wolf, it ain't like that, your help is definitely appreciated.
A great memorable quote from the Pulp Fiction movie on Quotes.net - The Wolf: Jimmie, lead the way. Boys, get to work. Vincent: A please would be nice. The Wolf: What? Vincent: I said a please would be nice. The Wolf: Get it straight, gentlemen: I'm not here to say please, I'm here to tell you what to do.
