Who directed the scene with Ted talking on the phone with Margret and Betty?
I'm thinking Tarabtino being as it sets up his story and it has Kathy Griffith.
I think Tarantino, going by the way the screenplay is structured. For some reason, the words "FOUR ROOMS" appears between each segment in the script.
Excerpt:
Man simply glares at Ted. Finally Man speaks...
MAN
Did they misbehave?
Ted stares blankly at Man (the camera) as the sprinklers
burst on... drenching the room as the picture
FADES TO BLACK
FOUR ROOMS
FADE UP ON
INT. HOTEL LOBBY--NIGHT
SUPER: ONE MINUTE AFTER ROBERT'S STORY. TWENTY MINUTES BEFORE
DAWN.
The elevator rides down to the lobby. The doors open and a
wet, disheveled, and frantic Ted steps out.
He staggers across the lobby to the reception desk. He grabs
the phone.
INT. BETTY'S APT--ALMOST DAWN
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