Quentin Tarantino Is Putting His Final Film on Hold Until Son Leo, 5, Is Old Enough to Understand His Work: ‘Not Enticing to Me'
Jan. 27, Quentin Tarantino, 61, told an audience at the Sundance Film Festival that he was in "no hurry" to direct his final film. Instead, Tarantino is giving all his focus to raising his two children.
Quentin Tarantino in ‘No Hurry’ to Direct Final Movie; Pledges to Wait Until His Son Can Have Lifelong Memories on Set
Quentin Tarantino says he won't make another movie until his kids are old enough to make lifelong memories on his set.
Quentin Tarantino in ‘no hurry’ to direct final movie, plans to write a play
Be prepared to wait for Quentin Tarantino's final movie. The two-time Oscar winner shared why he's in "no hurry" to direct his next film. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
Quentin Tarantino is in "no hurry" to make his final movie – and has teased what he's "probably" doing next instead
Channing Tatum finally got the chance to portray Gambit on the big screen in the 2024 superhero blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine after spending years trying to do so. Tatum’s outing as the New Orleans-born superhero received widespread positive responses from the audience, and the White House Down actor expressed interest in working on a solo […]
Quentin Tarantino says that 2019 was the "last year of movies" as streaming took over: "What the f*ck is a movie now?"
Quentin Tarantino is not very happy with the movie industry at the moment. In a recent talk at Sundance Film Festival, the legendary director said that theatrical releases have gotten "drastically worse" since 2019, a year he considers "the last fucking year of movies".
Quentin Tarantino Says He’s in ‘No Hurry’ to Direct His Final Film
Quentin Tarantino addressed the delay on making his final movie and how he feels about the current state of cinema in a new interview.
Quentin Tarantino: Hollywood Film Business Has Been Dead for Years: 2019 Was the ‘Last F**king Year of Movies’
Tarantino said during the Sundance Film Festival (via Variety) that the definition of films has changed since the pandemic. The “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” director deemed theatrical releases as a “show-pony exercise” before streaming.
'It's Gotten Drastically Worse': Quentin Tarantino Slams Current State of Film Industry
Quentin Tarantino didn't hold back his thoughts on the current state of the film industry in a recent interview. The legendary director behind Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, and most recently Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, gave a talk at Sundance in which he slammed the movies-to-streaming pipeline.
Quentin Tarantino unveils major news on his 10th and final movie
Quentin Tarantino has always said he only wants to direct 10 movies, with 2019’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood being his penultimate. Last year, the stylistic filmmaker was gearing up to direct his final film, which is rumoured to be called The Movie Critic.
Quentin Tarantino Reveals Why He’s in ‘No Hurry’ to Make Last Movie
Quentin Tarantino‘s next movie is allegedly set to be his last, and while fans continue to anxiously wait for news on it, the legendary director says he’s in no hurry to get to work. What did Quentin Tarantino say about his last movie?
Quentin Tarantino Pivots from Filmmaking to the Stage for Next Project: “I’m Writing a Play”
The auteur landed in Park City, Utah for an exclusive chat with Elvis Mitchell at the noted journalist and host's suite presented by Darling & Co. on Main Street.
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“I was trying to imagine how to make a film without money”: The Wild Origin Story of Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction
Veteran director Quentin Tarantino talked about how he came up with the story of Pulp Fiction and how the story grew to be ...
Quentin Tarantino, 61, Gives Rare Update on His Young Kids
Quentin Tarantino is best known for his work as a Hollywood director, with classics like Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained ...
Quentin Tarantino Prefers the The-a-ter Right Now
The crux of the change for Tarantino is that the experience of theater is still unsullied, whereas with movies, people are on ...