Jackie Brown

Jackie Brown

Jackie Brown

Ordell Robbie

Max Cherry

Melanie Ralston

Louis Gara

Mark Dargus

Beaumont Livingston

Sheronda

Winston

Simone

Judge

Amy - Billingsley Sales Girl

Cockatoo Bartender

Billingsley Sales Girl #2

Raynelle - Ordell's Junkie Friend (as T'Keyah Crystal Keymah)

Cabo Flight Attendant

Anita Lopez

Cocktail Waitress

Bartender at Sam's

Girl at Security Gate

Steakhouse Waitress

Tec-9 Sidney - Chicks Who Love Guns (as Christine Lydon M.D.)

Steyr AUG Cindy - Chicks Who Love Guns

AK-47 Gloria - Chicks Who Love Guns

Baretta 12S Brittany - Chicks Who Love Guns

Mossberg 500 Tammy Jo - Chicks Who Love Guns (as Gillian Iliana-Waters)

The Deputy

The Deputy

The Sheriff

The Sheriff

The Sheriff

Nanni Vitali (archive footage) (uncredited)

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Giuliana Caroli (archive footage) (uncredited)

Restaurant Regular (uncredited)

Flight Attendant (uncredited)

Answering Machine Voice (voice) (uncredited)

During the interrogation scene where Jackie is taken into custody - Det. Dargas stated that anyone in possession of over $10,000 should declare it to U.S. Customs - this is based on the regulations coded by the Internal Revenue Service. It is against IRS regulations for an individual to carry over $10,000 in currency (in this case, a cash transaction) without reporting it to U.S. Customs when entering the United States. This is codified under Federal Law under 31 U.S.C. 5316 and Treasury Department regulations (31 CFR Chapter X) - individuals who enter the United States with over $10,000 in cash (or other monetary instruments e.g. stocks, bonds) must file a FinCEN 105 document. FinCEN is the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, which is a division of the Department of the Treasury.

Quentin Tarantino:  [long takes]  When Jackie leaves the dressing room after making the switch and when Louis and Ordell are at the bar.

On the Special Edition features, Lawrence Bender reveals what $500k in cash actually looks like. Bender goes on to say that Quentin Tarantino insisted on authenticity, hence the actual sum of money.

In the closing scene Max tells Jackie, "I'm 56 years old," yet when he shows her his ID card earlier in the film his date of birth is listed as 3/15/48. This would make him 47 at the time the film is set (1995).

When Jackie pays for the new suit, the cashier doesn't count the wad of bills that Jackie hands over. This goof occurs again when this scene is repeated from a different character's point of view although at least, this ensures continuity.

A computer software store advertises 688 Hunter/Killer, not available until 1997.

Ordell Robbie: My ass may be dumb, but I ain't no dumbass.

Beaumont: I'm still scared as a motherfucker, O.D. They talking like they serious as hell giving me time for that machine gun shit.

Max Cherry: Ordell, this isn't a bar. You don't have a tab.