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Описание: What was your favorite 'CSI' show? For me, I always enjoyed 'Miami' the most. David Caruso's Horatio Caine will forever be its most iconic character.

George Eads, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, is talking about the 25th anniversary of 'Grave Danger', the most famous episode of 'CSI', which was directed by Quentin Tarantino. The episode featured Eads' character Nick Stokes being buried alive in a coffin as the rest of the team races to save him.

Eads remembers crying when he found out Tarantino was directing: "I couldn't believe it. It was like it wasn't real." He did his best to stay professional and not be a fanboy in front of him." It was good because I think he maybe in a way respected that I didn't go all doe-eyed."

When Eads was in the coffin, he appreciated the time Tarantino took to discuss the scene from an emotional point of view: "He directed me and cared enough to take the time and talk to me about what we were doing. And nobody really does that."

Tarantino helped Eads get to the point where he could show his character reach the breaking point: "He leans over and he whispers in my ear, 'On this one, I want you to imagine your mother is watching you die, saying goodbye', I said, 'OK.' So we hit record, and he starts going, while we're rolling... 'Hush little baby, don't you cry.' I get chills now just thinking about it."

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