Michael Madsen to Tarantino, Brosnan: IOU Big Bucks!

Michael Madsen AP Photo/Dan Steinberg

Every (reservoir) dog has his day—in court.

Michael Madsen filed for bankruptcy last month, and E! News has obtained court documents showing the actor owes some serious to cash to a couple of his celebrity friends.

The erstwhile Mr. Blonde is in debt to Quentin Tarantino (who directed Madsen in Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill) for $1 million. Madsen owes another $25,000 to his Die Another Day cohort Pierce Brosnan.

Other creditors include a host of posh hotels, car dealers, jewelers, clothing stores, banks and hospitals. There has been no comment from Madsen, Tarantino or Brosnan.

Madsen, 50, says he's racked up $3.7 million in debt. While that may not sound too bad for a veteran character actor whose gross income averages about $50,000 a month, he states that after paying his bills, he nets -$3,392.

It's enough to make a guy want to plan a bank heist.

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