Louis Gara is a character from Quentin Tarantino's 1997 film adaptation 'Jackie Brown' based off the novel Rum Punch by Elmore Leonard.
After Melanie exits the dressing room she and Gara tussle over the bag.
Ordell calls Gara outside at Simone's place to show him Beaumont's dead body ...
Parked on the side of the road, Ordell tells Gara that it was Jackie who stol...
In the van Ordell checks the bag and only finds 40 of the 550 grand.
As they drive off to exchange cars Ordell questions Gara about shooting Melan...
Ordell can't believe Gara has shot Melanie for getting on his nerves.
After shooting Melanie Gara picks up Ordell, who asks where Melanie is.
Louis, fed up with Melanie's sarcasm, shoots her twice in the mall parking lot.
After Melanie makes the exchange she and Gara head out of the mall.
After Melanie makes the exchange she and Gara head out of the mall.
Melanie is still in the bathroom when Gara hangs up on Ordell. When she gives...
When Ordell calls and finds out Gara and Melanie are behind schedule he goes ...
Ordell tells Louis about his relationship to Melanie and a few other women.
Louis and Ordell sit at a bar chilling and talking about Melanie.
After a conversation with Jackie, Ordell hangs up the phone. Melanie and Gara...
Louis drops his arms and nods his head. Ordell pulls from his cigarette.
Ordell calls Louis outside at Simone's. He opens the trunk, displaying a dead...
Ordell tells Lewis his cost versus his sales numbers for the weapons he's sel...
After pumping Gara for information Melanie smiles broadly at hearing what he ...
For the first time Gara shows a slight expression. His lips curl slightly in ...
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