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Stars turn out for ‘Pulp Fiction’ at Hollywood Forever

By Hollywood ZIngJuly 17, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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“Pulp Fiction” actor Tim Roth surprised the Cinespia audience by introducing the screening on July 11. (photo courtesy of Cinespia)

Cinespia hosted a special outdoor screening of the film “Pulp Fiction” on Saturday, July 11, at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, drawing film fans and several notable guests to the Los Angeles venue.

Among those attending were Ava Phillippe, Dylan Minnette and Deacon Phillippe. Actor Tim Roth, who appeared in the 1994 film, surprised the audience by introducing the screening before the movie began.

The event was part of Cinespia’s ongoing outdoor film series at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, which regularly features classic films in the historic cemetery’s Fairbanks Lawn. Upcoming screenings include “Rosemary’s Baby” on July 18 and “Edward Scissorhands” on July 25.

Hollywood Forever Cemetery is located at 6000 Santa Monica Blvd.

For information and tickets, visit cinespia.org.

 

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