Although Uma Thurman has since accepted Quentin Tarantino's apology, it seems the story isn't yet over for the fateful crash that took place on the set of Kill Bill, Vol.2.
In an interview with THR, the stunt coordinator for the film - Keith Adams - has spoken up on the incident. Tarantino himself has maintained that he didn't consider the incident to be a stunt gone wrong, but merely a driving sequence. The actors union, SAG-AFTRA, however have said in a statement that incident sounded "like a stunt and would be a likely safety violation."
For his part, Adams told THR that on the day of the incident, no stunt was scheduled and that "(all) of the stunt department was put on hold and no one from the stunt department was called to set."
Adams also said that he wasn't told or notified that Thurman would be driving that, and had he been told, he would have "insisted not only on putting a professional driver behind the wheel but also insuring that the car itself was road-worthy and safe."
Thurman described the car used in the incident as "a deathbox" in her New York Times interview, and in an Instagram post on Monday of this week, alleged that "the circumstances of this event were negligent to the point of criminality," but added that Tarantino was "deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event."
Here's the Instagram post, which shows the video of the incident.
Via THR