Vincent Vega (Pulp Fiction) and Victor Vega (Reservoir Dogs) are brothers. Madsen has since expressed regret over his decision. Tarantino enthusiasts have known for some time now that a film centering on the Vega brothers, the suit-wearing crooks featured separately in Reservoir Dogs and … Laurence Dimmick a.k.a. Victor "Vic" Vega, better known as Mr. Blonde, is a major antagonist in Quentin Tarantino's 1992 directorial debut film, Reservoir Dogs.

There's a reason why Vincent Vega – played by John Travolta – is often seen sitting on the loo, according to one eagle-eyed fan. Mr. White (Reservoir Dogs) and Jimmy Dimmick (Pulp Fiction) may be related somehow. Jack Scagnetti (Natural Born Killers) and Seymour Scagnetti (mentioned in Reservoir Dogs) could be related.

This led people to believe that Tarantino's movies … Vincent goes to Amsterdam three years before Pulp Fiction starts. For example, Vic Vega from Reservoir Dogs and Vincent Vega from Pulp Fiction just so happen to be brothers. The idea stemmed from the fact that Michael Madsen and John Travolta's respective characters in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction share the ... both Vic and Vincent Vega … If one brother died before the other, I feel like it would've been mentioned by the character.

He is a psychopathic insane mobster and professional who works for and with the Cabot crime family. He is also the brother of Vincent Vega … John Travolta as Vincent Vega: Jules' partner-in-crime, working for Marsellus Wallace. ; The role of Vincent Vega was written for Michael Madsen, who played the characters brother, Vic Vega, in Reservoir Dogs, but he couldn't do the film due to scheduling conflicts for another film (Wyatt Earp). The book that Vincent reads while going to the bathroom is Modesty Blaise, by Peter O'Donnell. So, we can assume they both died around the same time. Vic was in prison for four years before the start of Reservoir Dogs. Tarantino cast Travolta in Pulp Fiction because Michael Madsen, who had played Vic Vega in Reservoir Dogs, chose to appear in Kevin Costner's Wyatt Earp instead.