Nice post. I love how Quentin will use the same brands or shots in his movies... as if he is stitching together his own reality and trying to keep the continuous flow so there is no gaps in his movies - like the red apple cigerettes -

Lead characters usually drive General Motors vehicles, particularly Chevrolet and Cadillac, such as Jules' 1974 Nova and Vincent's 1960s Malibu.

Briefcases and suitcases play an important role in Pulp Fiction (1994), Reservoir Dogs (1992), Jackie Brown (1997), True Romance (1993), and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004).

Makes references to cult movies and television.

Frequently works with Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Uma Thurman, Michael Bowen, and Samuel L. Jackson.

His films usually have a shot from inside a car trunk.

Maybe Ed O'Neil is just a really slow reader and has been reading the same article for 19 years?

Just have a copy of one page on file and then print loads of them on A3 = instant newspaper. That's why so many all viewing the same page, In the Cuba Gooding Jr.one you can see the page behind the folded page in his left hand is exactly the same as the one on the front, and third from the bottom (gonna be sad and guess that's from Forrest Gump) you can see it's printed the same on both sides because of the light shining through it.

I'd guess it's done deliberatley to aid continuity: the actor can't put the paper down between takes then forget which page he was on and turn to a different one for the next shot, because they're all the same. Plus they don't have to bother finding an age/loaction appropriate paper each production.

who takes the time to look for things like this.

omggg, thats actually hilarious :')
well done for noticing.

im gessin photoshoped but if its real than hollywood prolly just makes the same news paper for every show or sumthin :P

aaaaaaaaaaaaa very cleva

you do know every time i watch TV for the next month i will be looking for a newspaper in someones hand right?