Quentin Tarantino on his potential future projects

Quentin Tarantino teased a while back that he would stop directing when he reached ten films, which would leave him with two films left if he's sticking to that assertion. But in a recent interview, he's now gone on to say that perhaps he was a bit hasty. “Okay, it would sound really cool because it's a round number and it would make sense as I would have made three movies per decade", he told The Independent. "But it's not fixed in time. I still have some more things to do before being done with movies".

Tarantino has never been a director short of ideas so he'll no doubt have enough in the tank to go well beyond ten should he choose to. There's the long rumoured Kill Bill 3 for a start, although he's been cooling on that project for some time, now adding that "I don't think about Kill Bill 3 that much".

It was thought at one stage that he would follow up Django Unchained with Killer Crow, which would be a concluding instalment of his unofficial rewritten history trilogy, but recently it was rumoured that he would tackle another western. Tarantino was non-committal on the subject stating that it could be either or "a horror movie, perhaps".

A Tarantino horror? Now that could be fun...

The Independent

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