Mr. Pink is a character in the 1992 Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs, portrayed by Steve Buscemi. Mr. Pink is a leading character and is played by Steve Buscemi. His real name is never revealed to the audience. Mr. Pink is the only major character in the movie to survive, but although it is suggested (by some background dialogue) that he gets caught and is shot and/or arrested by the police at the end of the movie. However, his fate...
Mr. Pink bets Mr. White that the same black men that misbehave in public are ...
Mr. White hounds Mr. Pink to explain what happened to Mr. Blonde at the botch...
Nice Guy Eddie compares a girl he used to know to the TV character Christine ...
Mr. Pink gloats when he learns that Joe Cabot is upset.
Joe tells the remaining men what he knows about the guys that didn't make it.
Mr. Pink and Nice Guy Eddie remember Christine Love's catch phrase.
Pink thinks they should vacate the warehouse. White thinks Joe can help.
Joe finally provides the requisite argument to get Pink to tip.
Mr. Orange tries to explain the difference between Christine Love and Pam Grier.
Pink and white debate the tolerance of black women in respect to their men.
Mr. Pink questions Mr. Blonde about what happened after the botched heist.
Joe shoots Mr. Orange, Mr. White shoots and kills Joe, Eddie shoots Mr. White...
Mr. Pink finally gives up, offering up a dollar tip to get everybody off his ...
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