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My Best Friend's Birthday
	Clarence (Quentin Tarantino) meets Misty (Crystal Shaw)
Directed by	Quentin Tarantino
Produced by	Quentin Tarantino; Craig Hamann; Rand Vossler;
Written by	Quentin Tarantino; Craig Hamann;
Starring	Quentin Tarantino; Craig Hamann; Crystal Shaw; Allen Garfield; Al Harrell; Brenda Hillhouse; Linda Kaye; Stevo Polyi; Alan Sanborn; Rich Turner; Rowland Wafford;
Cinematography	Roger Avary; Scott McGill; Roberto A. Quezada; Rand Vossler;
Edited by	Quentin Tarantino
Distributed by	Super Happy Fun
Release date	1987; ; ; ; ;
Running time	70 minutes (original version); 36 minutes (remaining version)
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$5,000 (estimated)

My Best Friend's Birthday is a partially lost black-and-white amateur film directed, edited, co-written, co-produced and starring Quentin Tarantino.

Screenplay

A young man continually tries to do something nice for his friend's birthday, only to have his efforts backfire.

Quentin Tarantino as Clarence Poole
Craig Hamann as Mickey Burnett
Crystal Shaw as Misty
Allen Garfield as entertainment magnate
Al Harrell as Clifford
Brenda Hillhouse as wife
Linda Kaye as ex-girlfriend
Stevo Polyi as DJ
Alan Sanborn as Nutmeg
Rich Turner as Brandon Turner
Rowland Wafford as Lenny Otis

The film was made while Tarantino was working at the Video Archives, now closed, in Manhattan Beach, California. The project started in 1984, when Hamann wrote a short 30- to 40-page script.

Tarantino became attached to the project as co-writer and director, and he and Hamann expanded the script to 80 pages. On an estimated budget of $5,000, they shot the film on 16mm over the course of the next four years. Hamann and Tarantino starred in the film, along with several video store and acting class buddies, and worked on the crew, which included fellow Video Archives employees Rand Vossler and Roger Avary. It is the most overtly comedic film that Tarantino has made. In an interview with Charlie Rose (available on the Region 1 Collector's Edition DVD of Pulp Fiction), he referred to it as a "Martin and Lewis kind of thing."

The original cut was about 70 minutes long, but due to a film lab fire, only 36 minutes of the film still exist. The surviving footage has been edited together and shown at several film festivals. Several actors in this film later appeared in Tarantino's other films Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, and Kill Bill.