Trivia: The white Honda Civic that Jackie Brown uses in the movie is a left over from Pulp Fiction - it was going to be used as a second to the car that Butch crashes into Marcellus Wallace but the stunt went right the first time, and it was never used.
Trivia: The film is based on the novel "Rum Punch," the sequel to a book Quentin Tarantino was once caught shoplifting from Wal-Mart when he was 11 years old.
Trivia: In one of the deleted scenes on the DVD (the one between Jackie and the cop in the restaurant) the cop is about to call over a waitress and he says 'Garçon' Jackie then corrects him and says 'Garçon means boy.' The same thing happens in Pulp Fiction when Tim Roth shouts for a waitress. Tarantino has said that the 'Garçon Waitress' will probably be a waitress in all of his films.
Trivia: The voice on Jackie's answering machine in her apartment is Quentin Tarantino's voice.
Trivia: If you look at the credits, you will see that the casting was done by a woman named Jaki Brown.
Trivia: The info on bondsman Max Cherry's ID (ie. height, weight, eye colour, birth date) is that of Robert Forrester, the actor who plays him.
Suggested correction: Maybe the physical attributes, but the birth date is different than Robert's. Max's is 3.15.48, Robert's is 7.13.41.
Not only that, but virtually nothing matches. Forster (not Forrester) was a little under 5'10" with brown eyes. Cherry's ID says he's 6'0" with blue eyes. Forster was probably more than 155 pounds as well.