Killing Zoe
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  • Although the film's set is suposed to be Paris, it was entirely shot in L.A. The crew just shot the first and the final road sequences in the city of Paris.

  • The idea behind making the film actually came about when Roger Avary was scouting locations for Quentin Tarantino on Reservoir Dogs (1992). Avary found a great bank set in Los Angeles and informed Tarantino, who said that although the location was no good for Dogs, it would be good for a film set in a bank. One of Avary's scripts, Killing Zoe (1993), was almost entirely set in a bank, and with that as the motivation, the making of the film began.

  • Roger Avary wrote the script in roughly a week and a half. He also wrote the role of Zed specifically for Eric Stoltz.

  • The first complete film score for the duo of tomandandy (Tom Hajdu and Andy Milburn).

  • The title is intending to be ironic, or at least an oxymoron. Zoe is the Greek work for life.


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