Thirty years ago, "Reservoir Dogs" directed by Quentin Jerome Tarantino was released when he was just 30 years old. Initially, the budget was only $30,000, but someone had a copy of the screenplay read by Harvey Keitel, who, excited about it, offered to co-produce (as well as play Mr. White), raising the budget to $1,200,000 $$$ (the film ended up grossing just over double the initial spending, which was $2,800,000). In any case, the budget was so low that many actors used their own wardrobes to shoot the scenes, although the majority of the budget was meant to clothe and accessorize the main characters. Michael Søren Madsen provided his own Cadillac Coupe de Ville, driven by Mr. Blonde, his character. le iene - stuck in the middle with you um, this piece from '72 is by Stealers Wheel, considered the Scottish CSN&Y, and wait, the song was written by Gerry Rafferty, who was part of the band at the time.