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Suzanne Vega - Referenced in the deleted scene where Mia interviews Vincent.

Jules calls Pumpkin 'Ringo' due to his British accent.

Steppenwolf - Mia quotes Steppenwolf's song 'The Pusher' after snorting coke in the bathroom of JRS's.

Elvis Presley - Mia says 'An Elvis man should love it', referring to JRS's.

Ricky Nelson - A Ricky Nelson lookalike is performing when Mia and Vincent first arrive and JRS's.

Fabienne says she has a bit of a tummy, like Madonna when she was doing 'Lucky Star'.

Kool & the Gang - Song 'Jungle Boogie' is featured band name referenced by Jules.

A waiter in JRS's played by Steve Buscemi.

Buddy Holly - A legendary 50s rock n roll singer who was killed in a plane crash.

The Frames - Trudi wears a 'Frames' t-shirt.

Referenced in the deleted scene where Mia interviews Vincent. Jules calls Roger 'Flock of Seagulls', due to his hairstyle.

A Flock of Seagulls - 80s New Wave band.

Sirk's films were usually very colorful and could be seen as cinematically delicious. Director Douglas Sirk made several classic 1950s melodramas such as Written on the Wind and Magnificent Obsession.

Douglas Sirk - Vincent orders the Douglas Sirk steak.

Joe Dante - 'Monster Joe's Truck & Tow' is a homage to Director Joe Dante (Gremlins, The 'burbs).

Mario Bava - One of the kinds of heroin Lance (Eric Stoltz) offers Vincent (John Travolta) is 'Bava', a homage to Mario Bava.

Andy Warhol - Mia reference's Warhol's line about '15 Minutes of Fame'.

Barbara Walters - Referenced in the deleted scene where Mia interviews Vincent.

Jimmie Walker - In the script, Jules mentions Jimmie Walker in his 'You ready to blow?' rant.

Mamie Van Doren - One of the costumed waitresses Vincent points out.

Ken Takakura - In the script, Butch is said to be pointing his katana downward, Ken Takakura style.

Peter Strauss - Referenced in the deleted scene where Mia interviews Vincent.

Johnny Roventini - The Phillip Morris midget in JRS's is a reference to this 'living mascot' for the Phillip Morris company.

Nick Nolte - Referenced in the deleted scene where Mia interviews Vincent.

Martin & Lewis - Mia's milkshake choice #2.

One of the costumed waitresses Vincent points out.

Marilyn Monroe - Legendary film icon/sex symbol.

Jerry Lewis - Famous comedian/actor/director.

Lash La Rue - The Wolf asks Vincent 'What about you, Lash La Rue? Can you keep your spurs from jingling and jangling?', a reference to the famous cowboy actor.

In the script, instead of Jules' 'Charming Pig' dialogue referencing Arnold from Green Acres, he says 'It would have to be the Cary Grant of pigs'.

Anne Frank - Not necessarily a celebrity, but is mentioned during a deleted extended portion of the JRS's date.

Amos and Andy - A black comedy duo who were on the radio and TV in the early 20th century.

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