Bruce Lee's daughter Shannon Lee is slamming Quentin Tarantino's recent comments about the late martial arts icon and actor. Many of Lee's fans called out and questioned Quentin Tarantino's controversial portrayal of martial arts expert and actor Bruce Lee in his Oscar-nominated movie 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'. 
 
Just recently, Tarantino&nbsp;again defended his portrayal of martial artists in his highly acclaimed 2019 film and responded to Shannon's problem with the movie in an interview on 'The Joe Rogan Experience'. 
 
Tarantino, 58, was asked about the criticism he is receiving, to which the director said, "I can understand his daughter having a problem with it—it's her f---ing father, I get that. Everybody else: go suck a d---."

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Now, in a guest column published by The Hollywood Reporter, Shannon responded to Tarantino's comments about her father and said, ''While I am grateful that Mr&nbsp;Tarantino has so generously acknowledged to Joe Rogan that I may have my feelings about his portrayal of my father, I am also grateful for the opportunity to express this: I’m really f***ing tired of white men in Hollywood trying to tell me who Bruce Lee was,” she wrote. 
 
Shannon continued, “I’m tired of hearing from white men in Hollywood that he was arrogant and an a**hole when they have no idea and cannot fathom what it might have taken to get work in 1960s and ’70s Hollywood as a Chinese man with (God forbid) an accent, to try to express an opinion on a set as a perceived foreigner and person of color. I’m tired of white men in Hollywood mistaking his confidence, passion, and skill for hubris and therefore finding it necessary to marginalize him and contributions.” 
 
''I'm tired of white men in Hollywood finding it too challenging to believe that Bruce Lee might have really been good at what he did and maybe even knew how to do it better than them,'' she adds.

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Shannon&nbsp;went on, “And while we’re at it, I’m tired of being told that he wasn’t American (he was born in San Francisco), that he wasn’t really friends with James Coburn, that he wasn’t good to stuntmen, that he went around challenging people to fight on film sets, that my mom said in her book that my father believed he could beat up Muhammad Ali (not true), that all he wanted was to be famous, and so much more.”

“Mr. Tarantino, you don’t have to like Bruce Lee. I really don’t care if you like him or not. You made your movie and now, clearly, you’re promoting a book,”&nbsp;Shannon said. “But in the interest of respecting other cultures and experiences you may not understand, I would encourage you to take a pass on commenting further about Bruce Lee and reconsider the impact of your words in a world that doesn’t need more conflict and fewer cultural heroes. Under the sky, under the heavens, we are one family, Mr. Tarantino, and I think it’s time for both of us to walk on.”&nbsp;

Bruce Lee's daughter Shannon Lee is slamming Quentin Tarantino's recent comments about the late martial arts icon and actor. Many of Lee's fans called out and questioned Quentin Tarantino's controversial portrayal of martial arts expert and actor Bruce Lee in his Oscar-nominated movie 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'.

Bruce Lee's daughter Shannon Lee is slamming Quentin Tarantino's recent comments about the late martial arts icon and actor. Many of Lee's fans called out and questioned Quentin Tarantino's controversial portrayal of martial arts expert and actor Bruce Lee in his Oscar-nominated movie 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'. Just recently, Tarantino again defended his portrayal of martial artists in his highly acclaimed 2019 film and responded to Shannon's problem with the movie in an interview on 'The Joe Rogan Experience'. Tarantino, 58, was asked about the criticism he is receiving, to which the director said, "I can understand his daughter having a problem with it—it's her f---ing father, I get that. Everybody else: go suck a d---." Quentin Tarantino may consider ‘Reservoir Dogs’ reboot as his final film Now, in a guest column published by The Hollywood Reporter, Shannon responded to Tarantino's comments about her father and said, ''While I am grateful that Mr Tarantino has so generously acknowledged to Joe Rogan that I may have my feelings about his portrayal of my father, I am also grateful for the opportunity to express this: I’m really f***ing tired of white men in Hollywood trying to tell me who Bruce Lee was,” she wrote. Shannon continued, “I’m tired of hearing from white men in Hollywood that he was arrogant and an a**hole when they have no idea and cannot fathom what it might have taken to get work in 1960s and ’70s Hollywood as a Chinese man with (God forbid) an accent, to try to express an opinion on a set as a perceived foreigner and person of color. I’m tired of white men in Hollywood mistaking his confidence, passion, and skill for hubris and therefore finding it necessary to marginalize him and contributions.” ''I'm tired of white men in Hollywood finding it too challenging to believe that Bruce Lee might have really been good at what he did and maybe even knew how to do it better than them,'' she adds. Is Quentin Tarantino done making movies? Director hints at retirement Shannon went on, “And while we’re at it, I’m tired of being told that he wasn’t American (he was born in San Francisco), that he wasn’t really friends with James Coburn, that he wasn’t good to stuntmen, that he went around challenging people to fight on film sets, that my mom said in her book that my father believed he could beat up Muhammad Ali (not true), that all he wanted was to be famous, and so much more.” “Mr. Tarantino, you don’t have to like Bruce Lee. I really don’t care if you like him or not. You made your movie and now, clearly, you’re promoting a book,” Shannon said. “But in the interest of respecting other cultures and experiences you may not understand, I would encourage you to take a pass on commenting further about Bruce Lee and reconsider the impact of your words in a world that doesn’t need more conflict and fewer cultural heroes. Under the sky, under the heavens, we are one family, Mr. Tarantino, and I think it’s time for both of us to walk on.”

Bruce Lee’s daughter slams Quentin Tarantino for harsh comments

Over the years, Quentin Tarantino has been always open about his retirement plans. Recently, Tarantino spoke candidly again about his plans to retire after his next film.&nbsp; 
 
The Oscar-winning director recently appeared on 'Real Time With Bill Maher' for promoting his 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' novel and&nbsp;during his talk with Bill, the director&nbsp;confirmed his&nbsp;plans to retire after making one more film. 
 
“You’re too young to quit and you’re at the top of your game,” Maher said. “That’s why I want to quit,” Tarantino said. “Because I know film history and from here on end, directors do not get better.”

Tarantino has long expressed his intention to retire after releasing 10 films and his 2019 movie 'Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood' was his ninth film and earned rave reviews and scored 10 nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards with two wins.&nbsp;

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''I still have another one to go. I don’t have a reason that I would want to say out loud that’s going to win any argument in a court of public opinion or Supreme Court or anything like that. At the same time, working for 30 years doing as many movies as I’ve done, not as many as other people, that’s a long career. That’s a really long career. And I’ve given it everything I have. Every single solitary thing I have.” He said.&nbsp; 
 
Further, Bill asked with the better experience great skills accumulated over the years,&nbsp;whether, he would make a remake of his debut film 'Reservoir Dogs'. While Tarantino hasn’t announced what his final film will be, coincidentally, the filmmaker admitted that he can consider making a reboot of the 1992 movie.&nbsp;

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“I won’t do it, internet! But I considered it,” Tarantino laughed. 
 
Earlier this month, in an interview with the Pure Cinema podcast, the 58-year-old 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' director got candid about his retiring plan and how he is avoiding the possibility of <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-is-quentin-tarantino-done-making-movies-director-hints-at-retirement-389656">ending his career on a bad film</a>, like all other best Hollywood director have done so far.&nbsp; 
 
"Most directors have horrible last movies," Tarantino said. "Usually their worst movies are their last movies. That's the case for most of the Golden Age directors that ended up making their last movies in the late '60s and the '70s, then that ended up being the case for most of the New Hollywood directors who made their last movies in the late '80s and the '90s," he said.&nbsp;

Over the years, Quentin Tarantino has been always open about his retirement plans. Recently, Tarantino spoke candidly again about his plans to retire after his next film.

Over the years, Quentin Tarantino has been always open about his retirement plans. Recently, Tarantino spoke candidly again about his plans to retire after his next film. The Oscar-winning director recently appeared on 'Real Time With Bill Maher' for promoting his 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' novel and during his talk with Bill, the director confirmed his plans to retire after making one more film. “You’re too young to quit and you’re at the top of your game,” Maher said. “That’s why I want to quit,” Tarantino said. “Because I know film history and from here on end, directors do not get better.” Tarantino has long expressed his intention to retire after releasing 10 films and his 2019 movie 'Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood' was his ninth film and earned rave reviews and scored 10 nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards with two wins. Marilyn Manson to surrender himself to police over 2019 arrest warrant ''I still have another one to go. I don’t have a reason that I would want to say out loud that’s going to win any argument in a court of public opinion or Supreme Court or anything like that. At the same time, working for 30 years doing as many movies as I’ve done, not as many as other people, that’s a long career. That’s a really long career. And I’ve given it everything I have. Every single solitary thing I have.” He said. Further, Bill asked with the better experience great skills accumulated over the years, whether, he would make a remake of his debut film 'Reservoir Dogs'. While Tarantino hasn’t announced what his final film will be, coincidentally, the filmmaker admitted that he can consider making a reboot of the 1992 movie. 'Fast and Furious 9' all set to smash pandemic-era box office record “I won’t do it, internet! But I considered it,” Tarantino laughed. Earlier this month, in an interview with the Pure Cinema podcast, the 58-year-old 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' director got candid about his retiring plan and how he is avoiding the possibility of ending his career on a bad film, like all other best Hollywood director have done so far. "Most directors have horrible last movies," Tarantino said. "Usually their worst movies are their last movies. That's the case for most of the Golden Age directors that ended up making their last movies in the late '60s and the '70s, then that ended up being the case for most of the New Hollywood directors who made their last movies in the late '80s and the '90s," he said.

Quentin Tarantino may consider ‘Reservoir Dogs’ reboot as his final film

Quentin Tarantino&nbsp;is talking about his retirement again! 
 
One of Hollywood's most celebrated directors, Tarantino is always open about his intentions on when he is will be done making movies and will finally fold up his director's chair.&nbsp; 
 
Recently, in an interview with the Pure Cinema podcast, the 58-year-old 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' director got candid about his retiring plan and how he is avoiding the possibility of ending his career on a bad film, like all other best Hollywood director have done so far.&nbsp; 
 
"Most directors have horrible last movies," Tarantino said. 
 
"Usually their worst movies are their last movies. That's the case for most of the Golden Age directors that ended up making their last movies in the late '60s and the '70s, then that ended up being the case for most of the New Hollywood directors who made their last movies in the late '80s and the '90s." He said.&nbsp; 
 
By mentioning 'Bonnie &amp; Clyde' director Arthur Penn, Tarantino added, "I'm not a super huge fan of this director, but the fact that Arthur Penn's last movie is Penn &amp; Teller Get Killed is a metaphor for how crummy most of the New Hollywood directors' last, last films were. So to actually end your career on a decent movie is rare. To end it with, like, a good movie is kind of phenomenal." 
 
“Most directors’ last films are f**king lousy. Maybe I should not make another movie because I could be really happy with dropping the mic," he added.&nbsp; 
 
The Oscar winner has long expressed his intention to retire after releasing 10 films and his 2019 movie 'Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood' was his ninth film and earned rave reviews and scored 10 nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards with two wins.&nbsp;

Quentin Tarantino is talking about his retirement again! One of Hollywood's most celebrated directors, Tarantino is always open about his intentions on when he is will be done making movies and will finally fold up his director's chair.

Quentin Tarantino is talking about his retirement again! One of Hollywood's most celebrated directors, Tarantino is always open about his intentions on when he is will be done making movies and will finally fold up his director's chair. Recently, in an interview with the Pure Cinema podcast, the 58-year-old 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' director got candid about his retiring plan and how he is avoiding the possibility of ending his career on a bad film, like all other best Hollywood director have done so far. "Most directors have horrible last movies," Tarantino said. "Usually their worst movies are their last movies. That's the case for most of the Golden Age directors that ended up making their last movies in the late '60s and the '70s, then that ended up being the case for most of the New Hollywood directors who made their last movies in the late '80s and the '90s." He said. By mentioning 'Bonnie & Clyde' director Arthur Penn, Tarantino added, "I'm not a super huge fan of this director, but the fact that Arthur Penn's last movie is Penn & Teller Get Killed is a metaphor for how crummy most of the New Hollywood directors' last, last films were. So to actually end your career on a decent movie is rare. To end it with, like, a good movie is kind of phenomenal." “Most directors’ last films are f**king lousy. Maybe I should not make another movie because I could be really happy with dropping the mic," he added. The Oscar winner has long expressed his intention to retire after releasing 10 films and his 2019 movie 'Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood' was his ninth film and earned rave reviews and scored 10 nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards with two wins.

Is Quentin Tarantino done making movies? Director hints at retirement

Los Angeles` New Beverly Cinema, which is possessed and worked by filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, has set a resuming on June 1. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, in a post common on its web-based media channels and site Saturday, the notable restoration theatre (situated on 7165 Beverly Blvd.) declared designs to return on June 1. No further subtleties were given, yet the auditorium prodded that more data would be not far off. 
 
Started in 1929 as a first-run movie house, the late Sherman Torgan purchased the auditorium in 1978, offering two-fold pairings of exemplary, unfamiliar, autonomous and arthouse films. 
 
After the unforeseen passing of the family patriarch and the administrator of the performance centre in 2007, Tarantino, in the end, purchased the structure to save the property from the redevelopment.

"It would have been transformed into a Super Cuts. I`d been going to the New Beverly since the time I was mature enough to drive there from the South Bay - since around 1982. Thus, I was unable to allow that to occur," the Oscar-winning producer said at that point. 
 
As per The Hollywood Reporter, Tarantino does by far most of the month-to-month programming at the New Beverly with a large number of the 35mm and 16mm prints appeared from his private assortment."However long I`m alive, and insofar as I`m rich, the New Beverly will be there, showing twofold highlights in 35mm," Tarantino has said. 
 
Last March, New Beverly Cinema reported that they would be shut until additional notification in the midst of the novel Covid pandemic.

The news comes very nearly two months after the returning of theatres at decreased limit was permitted in the midst of immunisation dissemination and brought down COVID-19 contaminations and hospitalisations.&nbsp;

Los Angeles` New Beverly Cinema, which is possessed and worked by filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, has set a resuming on June 1. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, in a post common on its web-based media channels and site Saturday, the notable restoration theatre (situated on 7165 Beverly Blvd.

Los Angeles` New Beverly Cinema, which is possessed and worked by filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, has set a resuming on June 1. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, in a post common on its web-based media channels and site Saturday, the notable restoration theatre (situated on 7165 Beverly Blvd.) declared designs to return on June 1. No further subtleties were given, yet the auditorium prodded that more data would be not far off. Started in 1929 as a first-run movie house, the late Sherman Torgan purchased the auditorium in 1978, offering two-fold pairings of exemplary, unfamiliar, autonomous and arthouse films. After the unforeseen passing of the family patriarch and the administrator of the performance centre in 2007, Tarantino, in the end, purchased the structure to save the property from the redevelopment. "It would have been transformed into a Super Cuts. I`d been going to the New Beverly since the time I was mature enough to drive there from the South Bay - since around 1982. Thus, I was unable to allow that to occur," the Oscar-winning producer said at that point. As per The Hollywood Reporter, Tarantino does by far most of the month-to-month programming at the New Beverly with a large number of the 35mm and 16mm prints appeared from his private assortment."However long I`m alive, and insofar as I`m rich, the New Beverly will be there, showing twofold highlights in 35mm," Tarantino has said. Last March, New Beverly Cinema reported that they would be shut until additional notification in the midst of the novel Covid pandemic. The news comes very nearly two months after the returning of theatres at decreased limit was permitted in the midst of immunisation dissemination and brought down COVID-19 contaminations and hospitalisations.

Quentin Tarantino's new Beverly Cinema set to reopen in June

Quentin Tarantino's 2019 critical and commercial acclaimed drama, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is getting a novel version now.&nbsp;

The ace-director signed the two-book deal with publisher HarperCollins. The 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' novel marks Tarantino's first work of fiction in print and his second book will be a nonfiction novel titled 'Cinema Speculation'. 
 
As per the press release, the book will not be a re-telling of the movie's story but it will amplify Tarantino’s original story and give a “fresh, playful and shocking departure from the film,”&nbsp; 
 
The book will first be published in three versions as a paperback book, ebook and digital audiobook version. The book will be published in the summer of 2021. 
 
'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' received 10 Oscar nominations, including best picture, director and original screenplay. Leonardo DiCaprio, who played Dalton, earned a best actor nod, while Brad Pitt won his very first Oscar for acting in best-supporting actor category as Booth.

Quentin Tarantino's 2019 critical and commercial acclaimed drama, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is getting a novel version now. The ace-director signed the two-book deal with publisher HarperCollins.

Quentin Tarantino's 2019 critical and commercial acclaimed drama, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is getting a novel version now. The ace-director signed the two-book deal with publisher HarperCollins. The 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' novel marks Tarantino's first work of fiction in print and his second book will be a nonfiction novel titled 'Cinema Speculation'. As per the press release, the book will not be a re-telling of the movie's story but it will amplify Tarantino’s original story and give a “fresh, playful and shocking departure from the film,” The book will first be published in three versions as a paperback book, ebook and digital audiobook version. The book will be published in the summer of 2021. 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' received 10 Oscar nominations, including best picture, director and original screenplay. Leonardo DiCaprio, who played Dalton, earned a best actor nod, while Brad Pitt won his very first Oscar for acting in best-supporting actor category as Booth.

Quentin Tarantino to bring a novel version of 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'

We have information on the real truth behind Quentin Tarantino’s project of criminal brothers with ‘Reservoir Dogs' Vic Vega played by Michael Madsen and ‘Pulp Fiction's Vincent Vega essayed by John Travolta.

It has now been revealed that there was more to the news of them reuniting for a project.

The news started circulating when Michael Madsen started making rounds on the internet as he posted a video on social media encouraging people to stay indoors during the coronavirus pandemic by recreating with his family the famous ear-cutting scene from ‘Reservoir Dogs’.&nbsp;

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor said, "I was bored out of my mind, basically. It was my wife who said it would be funny to do a kooky type of Reservoir Dogs. It was very funny, I am surprised we pulled it off."&nbsp;

In 1994's ‘Pulp Fiction’, John Travolta played Vincent Vega, a role that helped boost life into his career. The criminal brothers were shot to death in their respective films.&nbsp;

Tarantino discussed the brothers project, which was to be a prequel, a number of times with the duo, Madsen said.

"We were supposed to be in Amsterdam, criminally," says Madsen of Tarantino's thoughts. "The picture was going to start out with the two of us being released from prison in different states. And we open up a club in Amsterdam." In Pulp Fiction, Vincent Vega says he just returned to Los Angeles from Amsterdam.

"He had come up with this idea that it would be the twin brothers of Vic and Vincent, who met after the deaths of their siblings. It was very complicated, but when Quentin starts discussing an idea, it's very easy to go along with it,” said Madsen.

It could never materialise, however, as too much time passed and Quentin Tarantino got busy with other films.&nbsp;

John Travolta and Michael Madsen came back together last year on the race car film ‘Trading Paint’ where they had some fun with the idea of being brothers, said the actor.&nbsp;

We have information on the real truth behind Quentin Tarantino’s project of criminal brothers with ‘Reservoir Dogs' Vic Vega played by Michael Madsen and ‘Pulp Fiction's Vincent Vega essayed by John Travolta.

We have information on the real truth behind Quentin Tarantino’s project of criminal brothers with ‘Reservoir Dogs' Vic Vega played by Michael Madsen and ‘Pulp Fiction's Vincent Vega essayed by John Travolta. It has now been revealed that there was more to the news of them reuniting for a project. The news started circulating when Michael Madsen started making rounds on the internet as he posted a video on social media encouraging people to stay indoors during the coronavirus pandemic by recreating with his family the famous ear-cutting scene from ‘Reservoir Dogs’. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor said, "I was bored out of my mind, basically. It was my wife who said it would be funny to do a kooky type of Reservoir Dogs. It was very funny, I am surprised we pulled it off." In 1994's ‘Pulp Fiction’, John Travolta played Vincent Vega, a role that helped boost life into his career. The criminal brothers were shot to death in their respective films. Tarantino discussed the brothers project, which was to be a prequel, a number of times with the duo, Madsen said. "We were supposed to be in Amsterdam, criminally," says Madsen of Tarantino's thoughts. "The picture was going to start out with the two of us being released from prison in different states. And we open up a club in Amsterdam." In Pulp Fiction, Vincent Vega says he just returned to Los Angeles from Amsterdam. "He had come up with this idea that it would be the twin brothers of Vic and Vincent, who met after the deaths of their siblings. It was very complicated, but when Quentin starts discussing an idea, it's very easy to go along with it,” said Madsen. It could never materialise, however, as too much time passed and Quentin Tarantino got busy with other films. John Travolta and Michael Madsen came back together last year on the race car film ‘Trading Paint’ where they had some fun with the idea of being brothers, said the actor.

The whole truth behind Quentin Tarantino's film with Michael Madsen, John Travolta

British star Pierce Brosnan has revealed that filmmaker Quentin Tarantino once discussed a James Bond movie plot with him. 
 
The 66-year-old actor, who played the suave 007 spy in four films from 1995 to 2002, shared the story during a live watch-along of?"Goldeneye" with Esquire. 
 
"It was after?'Kill Bill Vol. 2', and he wanted to meet me, so I went up to Hollywood one day from the beach, and I met him at the Four Seasons," Brosnan recalled. 
 
"I got there at 7pm, I like to be punctual. 7:15 came around, no Quentin, he was upstairs doing press. Someone sent over a martini, so I had a martini, and I waited till 7:30, and I thought, where the heck is he? Word came down, apologies, so I thought, okay, I'll have another martini," he added. 
 
After Tarantino finally arrived, the two got drunk soon and their discussion inevitably went on to the long-running spy franchise. 
 
"He was pounding the table, saying, 'You're the best James Bond, I wanna do James Bond,' and it was very close quarters in the restaurant and I thought, please calm down, but we don't tell Quentin Tarantino to calm down," said Brosnan. 
 
Though the actor did not reveal the details of the Tarantino's Bond pitch, he did take it up to the producers. 
"He wanted to do James Bond, and I went back to the shop and told them but it wasn't mean to be. No Quentin Tarantino for James Bond," Brosnan added.

British star Pierce Brosnan has revealed that filmmaker Quentin Tarantino once discussed a James Bond movie plot with him. The 66-year-old actor, who played the suave 007 spy in four films from 1995 to 2002, shared the story during a live watch-along of?

British star Pierce Brosnan has revealed that filmmaker Quentin Tarantino once discussed a James Bond movie plot with him. The 66-year-old actor, who played the suave 007 spy in four films from 1995 to 2002, shared the story during a live watch-along of?"Goldeneye" with Esquire. "It was after?'Kill Bill Vol. 2', and he wanted to meet me, so I went up to Hollywood one day from the beach, and I met him at the Four Seasons," Brosnan recalled. "I got there at 7pm, I like to be punctual. 7:15 came around, no Quentin, he was upstairs doing press. Someone sent over a martini, so I had a martini, and I waited till 7:30, and I thought, where the heck is he? Word came down, apologies, so I thought, okay, I'll have another martini," he added. After Tarantino finally arrived, the two got drunk soon and their discussion inevitably went on to the long-running spy franchise. "He was pounding the table, saying, 'You're the best James Bond, I wanna do James Bond,' and it was very close quarters in the restaurant and I thought, please calm down, but we don't tell Quentin Tarantino to calm down," said Brosnan. Though the actor did not reveal the details of the Tarantino's Bond pitch, he did take it up to the producers. "He wanted to do James Bond, and I went back to the shop and told them but it wasn't mean to be. No Quentin Tarantino for James Bond," Brosnan added.

When Quentin Tarantino pitched Pierce Brosnan a James Bond film

Looks like filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has already an alternate career option in place. If reports are to be believed, the director is planning to write a novel on his last release 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood'. 
 
The film, which released worldwide in 2019 and earned rave reviews and several accolades was his revisionist story set in Hollywood of 1969. It was a fictional tale of a fading star and his stunt man and best friend living next door to actress Sharon Tate. The film won best production design and supporting actor Oscar for Brad Pitt. 
 
"I hadn't thought about that until recently. But now I'm thinking a lot about it. I might be writing a novelization to 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,'" the director said on Pure Cinema Podcast.

The film starred Leonardo Di Caprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie in lead roles. 
 
The director, while promoting the film, had mentioned that how several scenes and plot points had to edit out of the final film so fans can hope that Tarantino would include all those elements if he writes the book. 
 
Interestingly, the director has often stated that he would retire from filmmaking after making 10 films. 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' was his ninth film and with this news, looks like the famous filmmaker already has a Plan B in place.

Looks like filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has already an alternate career option in place. If reports are to be believed, the director is planning to write a novel on his last release 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood'.

Looks like filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has already an alternate career option in place. If reports are to be believed, the director is planning to write a novel on his last release 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood'. The film, which released worldwide in 2019 and earned rave reviews and several accolades was his revisionist story set in Hollywood of 1969. It was a fictional tale of a fading star and his stunt man and best friend living next door to actress Sharon Tate. The film won best production design and supporting actor Oscar for Brad Pitt. "I hadn't thought about that until recently. But now I'm thinking a lot about it. I might be writing a novelization to 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,'" the director said on Pure Cinema Podcast. The film starred Leonardo Di Caprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie in lead roles. The director, while promoting the film, had mentioned that how several scenes and plot points had to edit out of the final film so fans can hope that Tarantino would include all those elements if he writes the book. Interestingly, the director has often stated that he would retire from filmmaking after making 10 films. 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' was his ninth film and with this news, looks like the famous filmmaker already has a Plan B in place.

Is Quentin Tarantino planning to write a book on 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'?

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his wife Daniella Pick have become parents to a baby boy.

A representative of the star couple shared the news in a statement to Page Six. The statement read, "Daniella and Quentin Tarantino are happy to announce the birth of their first child. A baby boy born February 22.”

Quentin had first announced the pregnancy news in August last year.

Quentin Tarantino and Daniella Pick, 36 had met during the making of his 2009 feature ‘Inglorious Bastards. They, however, started dating only in 2016. They got engaged one year later in 2017.

They tied the knot in 2018.

Quentin Tarantino was recently in news for his last film 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood' that was nominated at the 92nd Academy Awards. In fact, Brad Pitt won Best Outstanding Actor Oscar for his role in the film.

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his wife Daniella Pick have become parents to a baby boy. A representative of the star couple shared the news in a statement to Page Six.

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his wife Daniella Pick have become parents to a baby boy. A representative of the star couple shared the news in a statement to Page Six. The statement read, "Daniella and Quentin Tarantino are happy to announce the birth of their first child. A baby boy born February 22.” Quentin had first announced the pregnancy news in August last year. Quentin Tarantino and Daniella Pick, 36 had met during the making of his 2009 feature ‘Inglorious Bastards. They, however, started dating only in 2016. They got engaged one year later in 2017. They tied the knot in 2018. Quentin Tarantino was recently in news for his last film 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood' that was nominated at the 92nd Academy Awards. In fact, Brad Pitt won Best Outstanding Actor Oscar for his role in the film.

Oscar-nominated director Quentin Tarantino, wife Daniella become parents to baby boy

'Parasite' director Bong Joon Ho had his arms full of Oscar statues at a post-show celebration, after his social satire won the Oscar for best picture on Sunday (February 9), making history as the first film not in the English language to win the movie industry's highest honor.

'Parasite' director has arms full of Oscar statues at post-show engraving

As Oscars 2020 ceremony date comes closer, acclaimed Hollywood director Qunetin Tarantino’s whose last year’s offering ‘Quentin Tarantino’ remained in the news for the larger part of the year, is now re-releasing it in India as buzz for it grows.&nbsp;

The film ‘Once Upon A Time in Hollywood’ is one of the top <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/oscars-2020-best-film-nominee-273954">contenders for Best Film</a>, Best Screenplay for the director and Best Director. With a high percentage of chance that the film will score big and take home big awards on February 10 when the ceremony takes place, the maker and the production house has decided to bring the film to the audience once again.

The quintessentially Hollywood film ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ will now re-release in India on February 14, 2020. It <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-set-to-release-in-india-on-this-date-226371">first released</a> on August 9,&nbsp;2019.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-review-leonardo-di-caprio-brad-pitt-are-a-treat-to-watch-243172">Read the film's review here.</a>

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Quentin Tarantino’s film is a love letter to Los Angeles of 1969 as it shows the bygone era with a loved lens starring possible the biggest stars of Hollywood Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt. It also has Margot Robbie in an important role. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/critics-choice-awards-2020-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-wins-best-picture-sam-mendes-bong-joon-ho-share-direction-award-273848">Also read:&nbsp;Critics' Choice Awards 2020: 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' wins best picture, Sam Mendes, Bong Joon-ho share direction award</a>

‘Once Upon A Time in Hollywood’ is a fictional story of fading stardom of Rich Dalton (Leo) and his stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad) as Quentin Tarantino’s places real-life stories into the plot including Charles Manson murders in the backdrop.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-to-get-best-ensemble-cast-award-at-capri-film-festival-266009">&nbsp;'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' to get best ensemble cast award at Capri Film Festival</a>

The film will be re-released in India by Sony Pictures Entertainment India.

As Oscars 2020 ceremony date comes closer, acclaimed Hollywood director Qunetin Tarantino’s whose last year’s offering ‘Quentin Tarantino’ remained in the news for the larger part of the year, is now re-releasing it in India as buzz for it grows.

As Oscars 2020 ceremony date comes closer, acclaimed Hollywood director Qunetin Tarantino’s whose last year’s offering ‘Quentin Tarantino’ remained in the news for the larger part of the year, is now re-releasing it in India as buzz for it grows. The film ‘Once Upon A Time in Hollywood’ is one of the top contenders for Best Film, Best Screenplay for the director and Best Director. With a high percentage of chance that the film will score big and take home big awards on February 10 when the ceremony takes place, the maker and the production house has decided to bring the film to the audience once again. The quintessentially Hollywood film ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ will now re-release in India on February 14, 2020. It first released on August 9, 2019. Read the film's review here. Oscars 2020: Here's the full list of nominees Quentin Tarantino’s film is a love letter to Los Angeles of 1969 as it shows the bygone era with a loved lens starring possible the biggest stars of Hollywood Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt. It also has Margot Robbie in an important role. Also read: Critics' Choice Awards 2020: 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' wins best picture, Sam Mendes, Bong Joon-ho share direction award ‘Once Upon A Time in Hollywood’ is a fictional story of fading stardom of Rich Dalton (Leo) and his stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad) as Quentin Tarantino’s places real-life stories into the plot including Charles Manson murders in the backdrop. 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' to get best ensemble cast award at Capri Film Festival The film will be re-released in India by Sony Pictures Entertainment India.

Here's how you can watch Oscar-nominated film 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood' in India

Hollywood star Brad Pitt has compared the infamous Manson family murders, which took place in 1969, to the 2017 Harvey Weinstein scandal, saying they rattled and changed the course of Hollywood in the same way. 
 
It has been 50 years since actor Sharon Tate was murdered by criminal Charles Manson`s followers. The case is part of Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio`s new movie <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-to-release-on-august-15-will-clash-with-mission-mangal-237997">`Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`</a>.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bruce-lees-daughter-disheartened-with-fathers-portrayal-in-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-239661">Also read:&nbsp;Bruce Lee's daughter 'disheartened' with father's portrayal in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'</a> 
 
While promoting the film recently, Pitt and DiCaprio opened up about the massive impact the Manson family murders had on Hollywood and the parallels that can be seen today.&nbsp; 
 
Even though the murder took place about five years before DiCaprio`s birth, the Oscar-winning actor shared that his parents told him how Tate`s death affected the perception of Hollywood`s "Golden Age." 
 
"When my parents described it, it was as the end of this idealized revolution," he told The Sunday Times in an interview published over the weekend. "My parents are still hippies, but it was the loss of this dream. As director Quentin Tarantino describes, you sort of portray this utopia, but there is mildew around the canvas that brought the darkness of humanity into play and ended a lot of my parents` hopes for how they could infuse that `love and peace` ideology into the rest of the world. It all sort of crashed and ended so much that some talk of it as a conspiracy. It was the total end of an era--immediately," he added. 
 
Pitt, who was about 5 years old at the time of Tate`s death, also weighed in."People started locking doors again. We were coming off a tumultuous decade of assassinations and the free-love and civil rights movements, and, as I understand it, there was still hope. But when this hit? And even rich white celebrities were in danger? No one was safe. Even people living the dream," he said. 
 
On being asked if anything has "rattled Hollywood" in a similar way, Pitt quickly responded."<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hollywood-mogul-weinstein-accused-of-rape-21257">Harvey Weinstein</a>," he said, later asking, "Can I say that?"After Pitt questioned whether his reply was in "bad taste," he was asked if he was referring to "a similar loss of innocence in a world that was cocooned and thought of in a glorified way." 
 
"Like the Manson murders, it`s more that I think we`re getting recalibrated. But this time in a good way," Pitt clarified. 
 
While `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is Tarantino`s ninth film, it`s his first film made without Weinstein as a producer. The two have collaborated in the past on several projects. 
 
Weinstein has been accused of sexual misconduct by several women over the years. He has denied any allegations of non-consensual sex levelled against him. 
 
Weinstein was indicted in New York last year on charges of rape in the first and third degree, as well as criminal sexual act in the first degree. He pleaded not guilty in June 2018, and his trial is now set for September 9.&nbsp;

Hollywood star Brad Pitt has compared the infamous Manson family murders, which took place in 1969, to the 2017 Harvey Weinstein scandal, saying they rattled and changed the course of Hollywood in the same way.

Hollywood star Brad Pitt has compared the infamous Manson family murders, which took place in 1969, to the 2017 Harvey Weinstein scandal, saying they rattled and changed the course of Hollywood in the same way. It has been 50 years since actor Sharon Tate was murdered by criminal Charles Manson`s followers. The case is part of Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio`s new movie `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`. Also read: Bruce Lee's daughter 'disheartened' with father's portrayal in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' While promoting the film recently, Pitt and DiCaprio opened up about the massive impact the Manson family murders had on Hollywood and the parallels that can be seen today. Even though the murder took place about five years before DiCaprio`s birth, the Oscar-winning actor shared that his parents told him how Tate`s death affected the perception of Hollywood`s "Golden Age." "When my parents described it, it was as the end of this idealized revolution," he told The Sunday Times in an interview published over the weekend. "My parents are still hippies, but it was the loss of this dream. As director Quentin Tarantino describes, you sort of portray this utopia, but there is mildew around the canvas that brought the darkness of humanity into play and ended a lot of my parents` hopes for how they could infuse that `love and peace` ideology into the rest of the world. It all sort of crashed and ended so much that some talk of it as a conspiracy. It was the total end of an era--immediately," he added. Pitt, who was about 5 years old at the time of Tate`s death, also weighed in."People started locking doors again. We were coming off a tumultuous decade of assassinations and the free-love and civil rights movements, and, as I understand it, there was still hope. But when this hit? And even rich white celebrities were in danger? No one was safe. Even people living the dream," he said. On being asked if anything has "rattled Hollywood" in a similar way, Pitt quickly responded."Harvey Weinstein," he said, later asking, "Can I say that?"After Pitt questioned whether his reply was in "bad taste," he was asked if he was referring to "a similar loss of innocence in a world that was cocooned and thought of in a glorified way." "Like the Manson murders, it`s more that I think we`re getting recalibrated. But this time in a good way," Pitt clarified. While `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is Tarantino`s ninth film, it`s his first film made without Weinstein as a producer. The two have collaborated in the past on several projects. Weinstein has been accused of sexual misconduct by several women over the years. He has denied any allegations of non-consensual sex levelled against him. Weinstein was indicted in New York last year on charges of rape in the first and third degree, as well as criminal sexual act in the first degree. He pleaded not guilty in June 2018, and his trial is now set for September 9.

Brad Pitt feels Harvey Weinstein scandal and the Manson family murders impacted Hollywood the same way

While Brad Pitt`s latest release 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'&nbsp;is still running in theatres, the actor hinted at a possible mini-series of the movie. Pitt affirmed that the director Quentin Tarantino has discussed the idea of expanding the film into episodes including added footages. 
 
Variety quoted the actor during his conversation with the magazine this week. When asked on Tarantino`s plan of streaming the version of the film, the 55-year old actor said, "Yeah he`s talked about it."It`s a pretty arousing idea," Pitt added.

While the film found itself caught in a number of controversies, Pitt believes that the episodic version will be more successful."I`m curious to see if movies last if movies stick around. 
 
"What I notice about the younger generation is that they`re used to receiving a lot of information at a much faster pace, and they`re more inclined to watch a short series of episodes where you can stay in it as long as you want or jump out whenever you get bored," he explained. 
 
Pitt also added that going and watching a film in a theatre is more of a "transportive experience" but also thinks that mini-series can give more freedom to each character. "I look at series where you can spend much more time on characters and story and explore angles you don`t always get to in the film," he said.

Citing Tarantino`s 2015 film `The Hateful Eight` which was transformed into a four-part mini-series, Pitt shared, "It`s almost the best of both worlds."

"You have the cinema experience that exists, but you can actually put more content in a series format," Pitt added.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` hit big screens on July 26 this year and starred Leonardo DiCaprio, Pitt and Margot Robbie in the lead.

While Brad Pitt`s latest release 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is still running in theatres, the actor hinted at a possible mini-series of the movie. Pitt affirmed that the director Quentin Tarantino has discussed the idea of expanding the film into episodes including added footages.

While Brad Pitt`s latest release 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is still running in theatres, the actor hinted at a possible mini-series of the movie. Pitt affirmed that the director Quentin Tarantino has discussed the idea of expanding the film into episodes including added footages. Variety quoted the actor during his conversation with the magazine this week. When asked on Tarantino`s plan of streaming the version of the film, the 55-year old actor said, "Yeah he`s talked about it."It`s a pretty arousing idea," Pitt added. While the film found itself caught in a number of controversies, Pitt believes that the episodic version will be more successful."I`m curious to see if movies last if movies stick around. "What I notice about the younger generation is that they`re used to receiving a lot of information at a much faster pace, and they`re more inclined to watch a short series of episodes where you can stay in it as long as you want or jump out whenever you get bored," he explained. Pitt also added that going and watching a film in a theatre is more of a "transportive experience" but also thinks that mini-series can give more freedom to each character. "I look at series where you can spend much more time on characters and story and explore angles you don`t always get to in the film," he said. Citing Tarantino`s 2015 film `The Hateful Eight` which was transformed into a four-part mini-series, Pitt shared, "It`s almost the best of both worlds." "You have the cinema experience that exists, but you can actually put more content in a series format," Pitt added. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` hit big screens on July 26 this year and starred Leonardo DiCaprio, Pitt and Margot Robbie in the lead.

Brad Pitt hints at a mini-series of his film 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'

SAG awards 2020: Check out the highlights of the event

It was a night of surprises and a few predictable wins. The Golden Globes 2020 may have given OTT platforms a huge presence in the nomination list but ultimately films that released in theatres and not OTT platforms ruled the awards night.&nbsp; 
 
Sam Mendes' period film '1917' took home the major awards of the night- best film drama, and best director for Mendes."That is a big surprise," said Mendes, who beat Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/2020-golden-globes-awards-the-complete-list-of-winners-272377">See the complete list of winners here.</a> 
 
&nbsp;The acting honours in the drama category had two known faces as its winners. Joaquin Phoenix took home the best actor award for his terrific act in 'Joker' while Renee Zellwegger took home the best actress drama award for 'Judy'.&nbsp; 
 
The other big winner of the night was Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' which took home three awards. Tarantino won the best screenplay and best film (musical or comedy) while Brad Pitt won best supporting actor award.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/golden-globes-2020-brad-pitt-jennifer-aniston-priyanka-chopra-serve-some-major-red-carpet-looks-272400#cate-blanchett-and-shailene-woodley-272412">Watch red carpet looks from the Golden Globes 2020.&nbsp;</a> 
 
Awkwafina, a first-time nominee this year, created history and became the first Asian to win best actress comedy or musical for 'The Farewell'.&nbsp; 
 
Laura Dern was named best supporting actress for her role as a ruthless divorce lawyer in 'Marriage Story,' defeating presumed favourite Jennifer Lopez as a feisty pole dancer in 'Hustlers.'

Hosting the ceremony for the fifth time, British comedian Ricky Gervais threw caution to the wind with expletives and jokes that drew mostly nervous laughter in the room of A-list celebrities.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/golden-globes-2020-desi-girl-priyanka-chopra-lights-up-red-carpet-in-a-pink-gown-with-husband-nick-jonas-272431">Also see: Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas turn heads on the red carpet</a>

In the television honours, Phoebe Waller-Bridge charmed her way to winning the best actress for her show 'Fleabag' which also won best series comedy or musical. Other big winners of the night included 'Succession' and 'Chernobyl'.&nbsp;

It was a night of surprises and a few predictable wins. The Golden Globes 2020 may have given OTT platforms a huge presence in the nomination list but ultimately films that released in theatres and not OTT platforms ruled the awards night.

It was a night of surprises and a few predictable wins. The Golden Globes 2020 may have given OTT platforms a huge presence in the nomination list but ultimately films that released in theatres and not OTT platforms ruled the awards night. Sam Mendes' period film '1917' took home the major awards of the night- best film drama, and best director for Mendes."That is a big surprise," said Mendes, who beat Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino. See the complete list of winners here. The acting honours in the drama category had two known faces as its winners. Joaquin Phoenix took home the best actor award for his terrific act in 'Joker' while Renee Zellwegger took home the best actress drama award for 'Judy'. The other big winner of the night was Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' which took home three awards. Tarantino won the best screenplay and best film (musical or comedy) while Brad Pitt won best supporting actor award. Watch red carpet looks from the Golden Globes 2020. Awkwafina, a first-time nominee this year, created history and became the first Asian to win best actress comedy or musical for 'The Farewell'. Laura Dern was named best supporting actress for her role as a ruthless divorce lawyer in 'Marriage Story,' defeating presumed favourite Jennifer Lopez as a feisty pole dancer in 'Hustlers.' Hosting the ceremony for the fifth time, British comedian Ricky Gervais threw caution to the wind with expletives and jokes that drew mostly nervous laughter in the room of A-list celebrities.Also see: Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas turn heads on the red carpet In the television honours, Phoebe Waller-Bridge charmed her way to winning the best actress for her show 'Fleabag' which also won best series comedy or musical. Other big winners of the night included 'Succession' and 'Chernobyl'.

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Quentin Tarantino`s last movie `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` which has a huge star cast comprising Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie is set to be honoured with the best ensemble cast award at the 24th edition of Capri, Hollywood -- The International Film Festival. 
 
Scheduled to take place from December 27 to January 2, the international festival will also award Martin Scorsese`s `The Irishman` for the best-adapted screenplay by Steven Zaillian, reported Variety.&nbsp; 
 
Also, Marco Bellocchio`s `The Traitor` has been named in the best international feature film of the year category.Tony Renis, the honorary president while commenting on the film`s cast said, "DiCaprio, Pitt and Robbie are the leading members of an outstanding cast that also includes Emile Hirsch, Margaret Qualley, Timothy Olyphant, Austin Butler, Dakota Fanning, Bruce Dern, Lorenza Izzo and Al Pacino." 
 
"Combined, these amazing performers populate the captivating scenario of 1969 Los Angeles, arousing the enthusiasm of audiences from all around the world," Renis added. 
 
The film which opened in theatres in July this year was produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman and had grossed USD 368 million worldwide, according to figures reported in October.&nbsp; 
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Quentin Tarantino`s last movie `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` which has a huge star cast comprising Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie is set to be honoured with the best ensemble cast award at the 24th edition of Capri, Hollywood -- The International Film Festival.

Quentin Tarantino`s last movie `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` which has a huge star cast comprising Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie is set to be honoured with the best ensemble cast award at the 24th edition of Capri, Hollywood -- The International Film Festival. Scheduled to take place from December 27 to January 2, the international festival will also award Martin Scorsese`s `The Irishman` for the best-adapted screenplay by Steven Zaillian, reported Variety. Also, Marco Bellocchio`s `The Traitor` has been named in the best international feature film of the year category.Tony Renis, the honorary president while commenting on the film`s cast said, "DiCaprio, Pitt and Robbie are the leading members of an outstanding cast that also includes Emile Hirsch, Margaret Qualley, Timothy Olyphant, Austin Butler, Dakota Fanning, Bruce Dern, Lorenza Izzo and Al Pacino." "Combined, these amazing performers populate the captivating scenario of 1969 Los Angeles, arousing the enthusiasm of audiences from all around the world," Renis added. The film which opened in theatres in July this year was produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman and had grossed USD 368 million worldwide, according to figures reported in October.

'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' to get best ensemble cast award at Capri Film Festival

American actor Nicolas Cage is in talks to star as himself in his next film, the script of which has been penned by Tom Gormican and Kevin Etten. Yes, you heard it right. 
 
The 'Ghost Rider'&nbsp;actor is in final negotiations for the role of himself to lead 'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent', according to the news agency.

If the deal is finalised with the actor, he would essay the role of Nicolas Cage, a character who is desperate to bag a role in Quentin Tarantino's film while also dealing with a tense relationship with his teenage daughter. 
 
The character will also be seen debt-laden but is forced to attend a birthday party thrown by a Mexican billionaire who happens to be a fan of his work. 
 
The billionaire also secretly hopes to show him a script on which he's been working.

Over the course of time, Cage will discover that the man is actually a drug cartel kingpin who has kidnapped the daughter of a Mexican presidential nominee and is recruited by the US government to get intelligence. 
 
The film will be produced by Kevin Turen and Cage along with Mike Nilon.

American actor Nicolas Cage is in talks to star as himself in his next film, the script of which has been penned by Tom Gormican and Kevin Etten. Yes, you heard it right.

American actor Nicolas Cage is in talks to star as himself in his next film, the script of which has been penned by Tom Gormican and Kevin Etten. Yes, you heard it right. The 'Ghost Rider' actor is in final negotiations for the role of himself to lead 'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent', according to the news agency. If the deal is finalised with the actor, he would essay the role of Nicolas Cage, a character who is desperate to bag a role in Quentin Tarantino's film while also dealing with a tense relationship with his teenage daughter. The character will also be seen debt-laden but is forced to attend a birthday party thrown by a Mexican billionaire who happens to be a fan of his work. The billionaire also secretly hopes to show him a script on which he's been working. Over the course of time, Cage will discover that the man is actually a drug cartel kingpin who has kidnapped the daughter of a Mexican presidential nominee and is recruited by the US government to get intelligence. The film will be produced by Kevin Turen and Cage along with Mike Nilon.

Nicolas Cage in talks to star as himself in 'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent'

After delivering his latest hit film 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood',&nbsp;director Quentin Tarantino is spending time with his other passion. In the recent months since the release of the film, he planned to finish writing a book, do a play, work on a TV series and then figure out what his 10th movie will be, the writer-director told a packed audience at a BAFTA event in London on Wednesday night, reported a news agency. 
 
Without going into detail, Tarantino said that there had been a gap between finishing the writing of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'&nbsp;and production of the movie - an evidently fruitful period in terms of new work. 
 
"Normally when I finish a script we pretty much go right into production on it", Tarantino said. "When I finished Hollywood,&nbsp;I wasn't ready to start. Part of the reason I wasn't ready to start it was because I was just really plugged into writing at that point". 
 
"So I finished 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood',&nbsp;finished that script, put it aside, and then I wrote a play. And then I wrote a five-episode TV series. And right now I'm writing a book and I'm hoping that I'll be finished in three months. So the idea will be hopefully by March maybe I'll be finished with the book - and then, theoretically, maybe I'll do the play, and then theoretically I'll do the TV show, and then by that point I'll be thinking maybe what I'll do for the 10th movie," he added. 
 
Tarantino had previously told a news agency about writing a fictional TV show, 'Bounty Law',&nbsp;for the film's character Rick Dalton.&nbsp;

After delivering his latest hit film 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', director Quentin Tarantino is spending time with his other passion. In the recent months since the release of the film, he planned to finish writing a book, do a play, work on a TV series and then figure out what his 10th movie will be, the writer-director told a packed audience at a BAFTA event in London on Wednesday night, reported a news agency.

After delivering his latest hit film 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', director Quentin Tarantino is spending time with his other passion. In the recent months since the release of the film, he planned to finish writing a book, do a play, work on a TV series and then figure out what his 10th movie will be, the writer-director told a packed audience at a BAFTA event in London on Wednesday night, reported a news agency. Without going into detail, Tarantino said that there had been a gap between finishing the writing of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and production of the movie - an evidently fruitful period in terms of new work. "Normally when I finish a script we pretty much go right into production on it", Tarantino said. "When I finished Hollywood, I wasn't ready to start. Part of the reason I wasn't ready to start it was because I was just really plugged into writing at that point". "So I finished 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', finished that script, put it aside, and then I wrote a play. And then I wrote a five-episode TV series. And right now I'm writing a book and I'm hoping that I'll be finished in three months. So the idea will be hopefully by March maybe I'll be finished with the book - and then, theoretically, maybe I'll do the play, and then theoretically I'll do the TV show, and then by that point I'll be thinking maybe what I'll do for the 10th movie," he added. Tarantino had previously told a news agency about writing a fictional TV show, 'Bounty Law', for the film's character Rick Dalton.

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt starrer 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'&nbsp;was scheduled to hit Chinese screens on October 25 but now its release has been temporarily put on hold. 
 
This hold comes after Bruce Lee's daughter filed a complaint to the country's National Film Administration regarding the onscreen depiction of her late father in the film, reported by a magazine. 
 
Quentin Tarantino directorial which hit big screens in July this year had a scene in where Brad Pitt's character challenges a ridiculously boastful young Lee for a fight and easily manages to toss him aside. 
 
"As long as Quentin can make some cuts, it will be released as planned," the source said. However, no official confirmation on the same is out yet, the news has been all over the social media in China lately. 
 
A fan outraged by the decision wrote, "Unbelievable. In the future, I'll never watch go watch movies in the theaters again. There's absolutely nothing good to watch''. 
 
Apart from DiCaprio and Pitt, the film also stars Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell. 
 
It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt starrer 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' was scheduled to hit Chinese screens on October 25 but now its release has been temporarily put on hold.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt starrer 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' was scheduled to hit Chinese screens on October 25 but now its release has been temporarily put on hold. This hold comes after Bruce Lee's daughter filed a complaint to the country's National Film Administration regarding the onscreen depiction of her late father in the film, reported by a magazine. Quentin Tarantino directorial which hit big screens in July this year had a scene in where Brad Pitt's character challenges a ridiculously boastful young Lee for a fight and easily manages to toss him aside. "As long as Quentin can make some cuts, it will be released as planned," the source said. However, no official confirmation on the same is out yet, the news has been all over the social media in China lately. A fan outraged by the decision wrote, "Unbelievable. In the future, I'll never watch go watch movies in the theaters again. There's absolutely nothing good to watch''. Apart from DiCaprio and Pitt, the film also stars Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell. It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman.

'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood's China release temporarily put on hold

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his 'Breaking Bad'&nbsp;and 'El Camino'&nbsp;co-star&nbsp;Aaron Paul, mourned the demise of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/oscar-nominated-actor-robert-forster-dies-at-78-255402">Robert Forster who passed away</a> on Friday at the age of 78. 
 
The Oscar-nominated&nbsp;actor breathed his last in Los Angeles after battling brain cancer, the same day one of his last outings 'El Camino'&nbsp;was released on streaming site, He is seen reprising his role as Ed Galbraith. 
 
"Today the world is left with one less gentleman," The Hollywood Reporter quoted Tarantino in a statement. ''Oe less square shooter. One less good man. One less wonderful father. One less marvelous actor. I remember all the breakfasts we had at silver spoons. All the stories. All the kind words. All the support," he added. 
 
He even called casting the late actor in his 1997 film 'Jackie Brown'&nbsp;as one of the best choices&nbsp;he ever made in his life. In 1998, Forster was nominated for the Academy Award for the supporting role in the same film. Aaron, who plays Jesse Pinkman in the new movie, honoured his late co-actor and a true gentleman&nbsp;on Saturday tweeting,

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"I am heartbroken to hear the news of the passing of Robert Forster. My god". ''I had the privilege of knowing this beautiful man and working alongside him. A true gentleman that loved to act. I love you, my friend. Thank you for loving me. You are and always will be a legend," he added. 
 
Forster had appeared in over 100 films, and was best known for his roles in movies like 'Mulholland Drive'&nbsp;and 'Medium Cool'. Forster had completed two other projects this year filmmaker Steven Spielberg's 'Amazing Stories', an upcoming web series and 'Wereworlf'.

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his 'Breaking Bad' and 'El Camino' co-star Aaron Paul, mourned the demise of Robert Forster who passed away on Friday at the age of 78.

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his 'Breaking Bad' and 'El Camino' co-star Aaron Paul, mourned the demise of Robert Forster who passed away on Friday at the age of 78. The Oscar-nominated actor breathed his last in Los Angeles after battling brain cancer, the same day one of his last outings 'El Camino' was released on streaming site, He is seen reprising his role as Ed Galbraith. "Today the world is left with one less gentleman," The Hollywood Reporter quoted Tarantino in a statement. ''Oe less square shooter. One less good man. One less wonderful father. One less marvelous actor. I remember all the breakfasts we had at silver spoons. All the stories. All the kind words. All the support," he added. He even called casting the late actor in his 1997 film 'Jackie Brown' as one of the best choices he ever made in his life. In 1998, Forster was nominated for the Academy Award for the supporting role in the same film. Aaron, who plays Jesse Pinkman in the new movie, honoured his late co-actor and a true gentleman on Saturday tweeting, I am heartbroken to hear the news of the passing of Robert Forster. My god. I had the privilege of knowing this beautiful man and working along side of him. A true gentleman that loved to act. I love you my friend. Thank you for loving me. You are and always will be a legend. 🖤 pic.twitter.com/CokPGjIDzU — Aaron Paul (@aaronpaul_8) October 12, 2019 × "I am heartbroken to hear the news of the passing of Robert Forster. My god". ''I had the privilege of knowing this beautiful man and working alongside him. A true gentleman that loved to act. I love you, my friend. Thank you for loving me. You are and always will be a legend," he added. Forster had appeared in over 100 films, and was best known for his roles in movies like 'Mulholland Drive' and 'Medium Cool'. Forster had completed two other projects this year filmmaker Steven Spielberg's 'Amazing Stories', an upcoming web series and 'Wereworlf'.

Quentin Tarantino, Aaron Paul mourn Robert Forster's demise

Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt starrer `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` will hit the silver screens in China on October 25. 
The film is Quentin Tarantino`s first movie to get a proper release in the country.&nbsp; 
 
Released worldwide on July 26, the movie managed to rake in a colossal sum of USD 344.6 million at the worldwide box office and is still counting.It is also set to open in South Korea, considered the world`s fourth-largest theatrical market, on September 26. 
 
The film also starred Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham and Kurt Russell. 
 
It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman. Tarantino`s directorial will also be the second high-profile US film to land in China after National Day 2019, following Ang Lee`s Will Smith starrer `Gemini Man` on October 18.&nbsp; 
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt starrer `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` will hit the silver screens in China on October 25. The film is Quentin Tarantino`s first movie to get a proper release in the country.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt starrer `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` will hit the silver screens in China on October 25. The film is Quentin Tarantino`s first movie to get a proper release in the country. Released worldwide on July 26, the movie managed to rake in a colossal sum of USD 344.6 million at the worldwide box office and is still counting.It is also set to open in South Korea, considered the world`s fourth-largest theatrical market, on September 26. The film also starred Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham and Kurt Russell. It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman. Tarantino`s directorial will also be the second high-profile US film to land in China after National Day 2019, following Ang Lee`s Will Smith starrer `Gemini Man` on October 18.

'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' to hit big screens in China

Quentin Tarantino's ninth film,<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-review-leonardo-di-caprio-brad-pitt-are-a-treat-to-watch-243172"> 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' </a>may have been praised by critics across the world, but a certain section seems to be unhappy with the director for the way Bruce Lee's character was depicted in the film.&nbsp; 
 
As Tarantino continues to receive backlash over the film weeks after its release, actor Antonio Banderas has come out in support of the filmmakers.&nbsp; 
 
Backing the director, Banderas said, "I think an artist should be free. Then people should be free to agree or disagree. You have the freedom to continue watching his movies or not."

He further added, "If I don`t like his direction, `I will never go and see a movie from Tarantino again.`"Tarantino`s latest release stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie and has actor Mike Moh playing &nbsp;Bruce Lee.

Further defending Tarantino on the film, Banderas added, "There are sometimes things in art that, I have to tell you, they bother me but I will never, never, never censor them."

Lee`s daughter, Shannon, was also disappointed in seeing her father`s portrayal in the film who shared that it was tough for her to sit in theatre watching the film."He comes across as an arrogant a-hole who was full of hot air and not someone who had to fight triple as hard as any of those people did to accomplish what was naturally given to so many others," People quoted her as saying during an interview in July.

She continued, "It was really uncomfortable to sit in the theatre and listen to people laugh at my father."

Following the controversy, Tarantino also defended his film and the depiction of Lee by saying, "The way he was talking, I didn`t just make a lot of that up. I heard him say things like that, to that effect."

"If people are saying, `Well he never said he could beat up Muhammad Ali,` well yeah, he did. Not only did he say that, but his wife, Linda Lee, said that in her first biography I ever read. She absolutely said it," he said during a press conference in Russia earlier this month.

Quentin Tarantino's ninth film, 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' may have been praised by critics across the world, but a certain section seems to be unhappy with the director for the way Bruce Lee's character was depicted in the film.

Quentin Tarantino's ninth film, 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' may have been praised by critics across the world, but a certain section seems to be unhappy with the director for the way Bruce Lee's character was depicted in the film. As Tarantino continues to receive backlash over the film weeks after its release, actor Antonio Banderas has come out in support of the filmmakers. Backing the director, Banderas said, "I think an artist should be free. Then people should be free to agree or disagree. You have the freedom to continue watching his movies or not." He further added, "If I don`t like his direction, `I will never go and see a movie from Tarantino again.`"Tarantino`s latest release stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie and has actor Mike Moh playing Bruce Lee. Further defending Tarantino on the film, Banderas added, "There are sometimes things in art that, I have to tell you, they bother me but I will never, never, never censor them." Lee`s daughter, Shannon, was also disappointed in seeing her father`s portrayal in the film who shared that it was tough for her to sit in theatre watching the film."He comes across as an arrogant a-hole who was full of hot air and not someone who had to fight triple as hard as any of those people did to accomplish what was naturally given to so many others," People quoted her as saying during an interview in July. She continued, "It was really uncomfortable to sit in the theatre and listen to people laugh at my father." Following the controversy, Tarantino also defended his film and the depiction of Lee by saying, "The way he was talking, I didn`t just make a lot of that up. I heard him say things like that, to that effect." "If people are saying, `Well he never said he could beat up Muhammad Ali,` well yeah, he did. Not only did he say that, but his wife, Linda Lee, said that in her first biography I ever read. She absolutely said it," he said during a press conference in Russia earlier this month.

'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' backlash: Antonio Banderas supports Quentin Tarantino

Quentin Tarantino`s latest <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-review-leonardo-di-caprio-brad-pitt-are-a-treat-to-watch-243172">'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' </a>has not just impressed critics but has gained huge appreciation at the box office worldwide.&nbsp;The film has managed to rake in $180.2 million globally so far.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/margot-robbie-quentin-tarantino-discuss-uncertainty-in-hollywood-243962">Margot Robbie</a> and Brad Pitt, will likely end up being the second-biggest movie of Tarantino`s career after 'Django Unchained`.&nbsp; 
 
Trade pundits state that there's also a chance it could overtake `Django.` 
 
"The movie is arguably the most accessible and entertaining of all of Tarantino`s films and given its collective star power, great marketing campaign and generally great reviews, it should be no surprise that the film has become a global breakout hit," says Paul Dergarabedian of Comscore."And `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` certainly has the potential to become the highest-grossing Tarantino movie ever," he added. 
 
'Django Unchained,' starring DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx, released over Christmas holidays in 2012, grossed $162.8 million domestically and $262.6 million overseas for a career-best global haul of $425.4 million. 
 
Tarantino`s film continues to hold well in Russia, where it opened to a career-best $7.7 million last weekend.&nbsp;

Total ticket sales there have grown to $13.3 million, while Hong Kong and Taiwan have turned in $1.2 million and $1.1 million, respectively.&nbsp; 
 
Set in 1969, 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood' has DiCaprio playing a has-been actor Rick Dalton with Brad Pitt playing his stunt double Cliff Booth, Margot Robbie plays Sharon Tate and the film's story has the infamous Manson family murders as its backdrop.&nbsp;

Quentin Tarantino`s latest 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' has not just impressed critics but has gained huge appreciation at the box office worldwide. The film has managed to rake in $180.

Quentin Tarantino`s latest 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' has not just impressed critics but has gained huge appreciation at the box office worldwide. The film has managed to rake in $180.2 million globally so far. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt, will likely end up being the second-biggest movie of Tarantino`s career after 'Django Unchained`. Trade pundits state that there's also a chance it could overtake `Django.` "The movie is arguably the most accessible and entertaining of all of Tarantino`s films and given its collective star power, great marketing campaign and generally great reviews, it should be no surprise that the film has become a global breakout hit," says Paul Dergarabedian of Comscore."And `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` certainly has the potential to become the highest-grossing Tarantino movie ever," he added. 'Django Unchained,' starring DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx, released over Christmas holidays in 2012, grossed $162.8 million domestically and $262.6 million overseas for a career-best global haul of $425.4 million. Tarantino`s film continues to hold well in Russia, where it opened to a career-best $7.7 million last weekend. Total ticket sales there have grown to $13.3 million, while Hong Kong and Taiwan have turned in $1.2 million and $1.1 million, respectively. Set in 1969, 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood' has DiCaprio playing a has-been actor Rick Dalton with Brad Pitt playing his stunt double Cliff Booth, Margot Robbie plays Sharon Tate and the film's story has the infamous Manson family murders as its backdrop.

'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' mints $180.2 million globally; to become Tarantino's second-biggest movie ever

Basking in the success of her latest release `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, Margot Robbie graced the cover of Vogue Australia and gave a candid interview to filmmaker Quentin Tarantino for the issue.

Basking in the success of her latest release `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, Margot Robbie graced the cover of Vogue Australia and gave a candid interview to filmmaker Quentin Tarantino for the issue. Tarantino in the feature asked Robbie to elaborate on her early roles in Hollywood when she kept jumping from project to project. "Everything was so crazy. Before I knew it we`d done the pilot for Pan Amand there was a poster up in Times Square. I`d barely been there six months," Robbie answered. View this post on Instagram VOGUE Australia | @vogueaustralia Interview by #quentintarantino Photography: @mario_sorrenti Styling: @christinecentenera Hair: @shayashual Make-up: @patidubroff A post shared by @ margotrobbie on Aug 17, 2019 at 3:00pm PDT × The filmmaker went on to describe Hollywood as "magic" and along with Robbie, he discussed that some people do get lucky in this business. "That`s how this town is. With some people, it can take 12 years to have any sort of movement; other people it takes six months. Or sometimes people have six months then it takes them 12 years to get to the next place," said the `Pulp Fiction` director. View this post on Instagram VOGUE Australia | @vogueaustralia Interview by #quentintarantino Photography: @mario_sorrenti Styling: @christinecentenera Hair: @shayashual Make-up: @patidubroff A post shared by @ margotrobbie on Aug 17, 2019 at 3:00pm PDT × To which Robbie added, "There`s no specific timeline, I guess, and you`re right, that`s the magic of Hollywood. Everything can change so quickly." She continued, "People often ask me what`s been the best part. I couldn`t say Wolf of Wall Street was better than my time on Neighbours and I couldn`t say that Z for Zachariah wasn`t as important to me as Tarzan. It`s all been so exciting." View this post on Instagram VOGUE Australia | @vogueaustralia Interview by #quentintarantino Photography: @mario_sorrenti Styling: @christinecentenera Hair: @shayashual Make-up: @patidubroff A post shared by @ margotrobbie on Aug 17, 2019 at 3:01pm PDT × On the work front, the two last collaborated in `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` which also stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt. Robbie essayed the role of late actor and filmmaker Roman Polanski`s ex-wife Sharon Tate in the film.

Margot Robbie, Quentin Tarantino discuss uncertainty in Hollywood

Good news for Quentin Tarantino fans. The filmmaker's ninth film, 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' -which is set to release in India on August 15- has been cleared by the Censor Board with minimal cuts.&nbsp;

According to media reports, the film has a run time of around 164 minutes and has been rated ‘A’ by the CBFC. The censor board has reportedly not removed the multiple 'F Bombs' that are an integral part of any of Tarantino's films. Instead, it has beeped out every usage of the word ‘a**’.&nbsp;

The film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt in central roles, is one of the most anticipated films of the season. It will clash at the box office with Akshay Kumar’s 'Mission Mangal' and John Abraham’s 'Batla House'.&nbsp;

The film narrates the story of a washed-up actor, played by DiCaprio, and his stuntman, played by Pitt, whose personal stories intersect with the life of actress Sharon Tate, who moves in next door.

Tate was the wife of film director Roman Polanski and was one of the victims of the infamous murders carried out by the Manson Family. While the film will focus on DiCaprio and Pitt, the murder- which subsequently changed Hollywood and its hippie culture- forms a major part of the story.&nbsp;

Good news for Quentin Tarantino fans. The filmmaker's ninth film, 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' -which is set to release in India on August 15- has been cleared by the Censor Board with minimal cuts.

Good news for Quentin Tarantino fans. The filmmaker's ninth film, 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' -which is set to release in India on August 15- has been cleared by the Censor Board with minimal cuts. According to media reports, the film has a run time of around 164 minutes and has been rated ‘A’ by the CBFC. The censor board has reportedly not removed the multiple 'F Bombs' that are an integral part of any of Tarantino's films. Instead, it has beeped out every usage of the word ‘a**’. The film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt in central roles, is one of the most anticipated films of the season. It will clash at the box office with Akshay Kumar’s 'Mission Mangal' and John Abraham’s 'Batla House'. The film narrates the story of a washed-up actor, played by DiCaprio, and his stuntman, played by Pitt, whose personal stories intersect with the life of actress Sharon Tate, who moves in next door. Tate was the wife of film director Roman Polanski and was one of the victims of the infamous murders carried out by the Manson Family. While the film will focus on DiCaprio and Pitt, the murder- which subsequently changed Hollywood and its hippie culture- forms a major part of the story.

Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' cleared with minimal cuts

Quentin Tarantino`s `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, which is being praised by the critics for its writing and depiction of the late `60s, may have been a box office hit, but one person isn`t too thrilled about the film and recently called out the director for his work.

Shannon Lee, the daughter of martial arts legend and actor Bruce Lee, has slammed Tarantino for portraying her father as a "caricature" in `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, reported E! News.

In a new interview with The Wrap, as cited by E! News, Shannon, said it was "disheartening" to see how her father is portrayed in the 1969 era film.

In the film, Brad Pitt`s character, Cliff Booth, trades insults with Bruce Lee, played by actor Mike Moh, before they eventually agree to a best out-of-three rounds fight.

However, when Shannon attended a screening of the movie she said that she thought it was "disheartening" to see her father seemingly belittled. "I understand they want to make the Brad Pitt character this super bad-ass who could beat up Bruce Lee. But they didn`t need to treat him in the way that white Hollywood did when he was alive," she added.

According to her, they made Lee "come across as an arrogant asshole who was full of hot air."

However, she said it`s quite contrary to how he has been portrayed in the film."He was someone who had to fight triple as hard as any of those people did to accomplish what was naturally given to so many others," she explained.

Shannon added that as "uncomfortable" as it was to "sit in the theatre and listen to people laugh at my father" she understands what message the film was trying to convey. After all, Tarantino was trying to portray "a period of time that clearly had a lot of racism and exclusion." However, regardless of Tarantino`s intentions, Shannon is upset by how her father is portrayed in the film and its complete disregard for Lee`s accomplishments and life.

She said, "All of that was flushed down the toilet in this portrayal, and made my father into this arrogant punching bag."

When it comes to Moh specifically, Shannon said that she didn`t take issue with the 35-year-old actor, noting that he did a good job with some of her late dad`s mannerisms and his voice. "But I think he was directed to be a caricature," Shannon, who continues her father`s legacy through a website, her podcast, and the Bruce Lee Foundation, added.

`Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is set in the backdrop of 1969 Los Angeles, the film features Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt as fading TV star Rick Dalton and his stunt double Cliff Booth, respectively. The film follows them as they make their way through a changing film industry, and fight to reclaim their fame. Apart from DiCaprio, Pitt, and Moh, the film also stars Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell. It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman.

Perry, who will be last seen on the silver screen as Scott Lancer, a fictitious character in `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, passed away at the age of 52 on March 4 after suffering a massive stroke.

The film is slated to hit the theatres in India on August 15, this year.

Quentin Tarantino`s `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, which is being praised by the critics for its writing and depiction of the late `60s, may have been a box office hit, but one person isn`t too thrilled about the film and recently called out the director for his work.

Quentin Tarantino`s `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, which is being praised by the critics for its writing and depiction of the late `60s, may have been a box office hit, but one person isn`t too thrilled about the film and recently called out the director for his work. Shannon Lee, the daughter of martial arts legend and actor Bruce Lee, has slammed Tarantino for portraying her father as a "caricature" in `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, reported E! News. In a new interview with The Wrap, as cited by E! News, Shannon, said it was "disheartening" to see how her father is portrayed in the 1969 era film. In the film, Brad Pitt`s character, Cliff Booth, trades insults with Bruce Lee, played by actor Mike Moh, before they eventually agree to a best out-of-three rounds fight. However, when Shannon attended a screening of the movie she said that she thought it was "disheartening" to see her father seemingly belittled. "I understand they want to make the Brad Pitt character this super bad-ass who could beat up Bruce Lee. But they didn`t need to treat him in the way that white Hollywood did when he was alive," she added. According to her, they made Lee "come across as an arrogant asshole who was full of hot air." However, she said it`s quite contrary to how he has been portrayed in the film."He was someone who had to fight triple as hard as any of those people did to accomplish what was naturally given to so many others," she explained. Shannon added that as "uncomfortable" as it was to "sit in the theatre and listen to people laugh at my father" she understands what message the film was trying to convey. After all, Tarantino was trying to portray "a period of time that clearly had a lot of racism and exclusion." However, regardless of Tarantino`s intentions, Shannon is upset by how her father is portrayed in the film and its complete disregard for Lee`s accomplishments and life. She said, "All of that was flushed down the toilet in this portrayal, and made my father into this arrogant punching bag." When it comes to Moh specifically, Shannon said that she didn`t take issue with the 35-year-old actor, noting that he did a good job with some of her late dad`s mannerisms and his voice. "But I think he was directed to be a caricature," Shannon, who continues her father`s legacy through a website, her podcast, and the Bruce Lee Foundation, added. `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is set in the backdrop of 1969 Los Angeles, the film features Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt as fading TV star Rick Dalton and his stunt double Cliff Booth, respectively. The film follows them as they make their way through a changing film industry, and fight to reclaim their fame. Apart from DiCaprio, Pitt, and Moh, the film also stars Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell. It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman. Perry, who will be last seen on the silver screen as Scott Lancer, a fictitious character in `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, passed away at the age of 52 on March 4 after suffering a massive stroke. The film is slated to hit the theatres in India on August 15, this year.

Bruce Lee's daughter 'disheartened' with father's portrayal in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'

Quentin Tarantino's new film is a love letter to Hollywood -- and an important test of whether the under-pressure industry can still make hits that aren't tried-and-tested superhero franchises or nostalgic reboots, analysts say.&nbsp;

'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is set in 1969 as Tinseltown pivoted from an era of clean-cut matinee idols to the shaggy-haired counter-culture of Roman Polanski, Dennis Hopper and -- more troublingly -- Charles Manson's clique of murderous hippies.

Its world of idealistic auteurs, loyal stunt doubles and Spaghetti Westerns has already tugged at the heartstrings of cinephiles and film critics, earning rave reviews.

But when it opens at movie theaters on Friday in America, it will land midway through a year that is far from a Hollywood fairytale.

Domestic movie box offices are down more than seven percent from 2018, according to Comscore -- something remarkable in a year that has seen superhero blockbuster 'Avengers: Endgame' become the highest-grossing film of all time.&nbsp;

Strip out parent company Disney's other lucrative, long-established franchises -- with 'Toy Story 4,' 'Aladdin' and 'The Lion King,' the Mouse House accounts for over 40 percent of this year's box office -- and 2019 looks bleak for original movies.

With TV and web streaming also muscling in on its profits, Hollywood is watching closely to see if the 'Tarantino effect' can help buck this trend in which only established mega-franchises succeed.

- Brand Tarantino -

 
The stakes are high because Tarantino is viewed as something of a dying breed in Hollywood -- a distinctive director creating original films that people flock to see.&nbsp;

If Tarantino cannot succeed, it bodes poorly for the summer's few other original movies such as critically acclaimed family drama 'The Farewell,' said Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst at Comscore.

"He's one of maybe five directors of all time that people on the street know his name automatically -- it's Alfred Hitchcock, Steven Spielberg, Francis Ford Coppola... people not in the industry know Tarantino," he added.

Tarantino has also been able to lure the industry's top talent -- Leonardo DiCaprio reportedly took a pay cut to work again with the director after collaborating on 'Django Unchained.'

"As an audience, no matter what they think of the movie, they know they're in for an incredibly unique experience," DiCaprio said at Monday's glitzy premiere in Hollywood's iconic TCL Chinese Theater.

"And that's why people keep coming back," he told journalists.

How many will come this time remains to be seen. But while 'One Upon a Time' won't touch last week's whopping $190 million 'Lion King' opening, analysts say a healthy $30 million is realistic.

- Ten and done - 
 
Even if he can buck the current "blockbuster or bust" trend, any boost Tarantino can offer Hollywood is likely to be short-lived.

The 'Pulp Fiction' director says he will retire from directing after his 10th movie. 'Once Upon a Time' is number nine.

Rumors he could sneak in an R-rated new 'Star Trek' movie before he calls it quits have stirred hope among devotees.

But if even Tarantino switches to franchise filmmaking, it could be a seminal moment in Hollywood's direction of travel.

For now, Hollywood is just happy to see him making waves.

"It's getting harder and harder to get original content to a big cinema," said Brad Pitt, the film's other marquee star, at Monday's premiere.

"Thank god Tarantino's got one more left in him," he added.

Quentin Tarantino's new film is a love letter to Hollywood -- and an important test of whether the under-pressure industry can still make hits that aren't tried-and-tested superhero franchises or nostalgic reboots, analysts say.

Quentin Tarantino's new film is a love letter to Hollywood -- and an important test of whether the under-pressure industry can still make hits that aren't tried-and-tested superhero franchises or nostalgic reboots, analysts say. 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is set in 1969 as Tinseltown pivoted from an era of clean-cut matinee idols to the shaggy-haired counter-culture of Roman Polanski, Dennis Hopper and -- more troublingly -- Charles Manson's clique of murderous hippies. Its world of idealistic auteurs, loyal stunt doubles and Spaghetti Westerns has already tugged at the heartstrings of cinephiles and film critics, earning rave reviews. But when it opens at movie theaters on Friday in America, it will land midway through a year that is far from a Hollywood fairytale. Domestic movie box offices are down more than seven percent from 2018, according to Comscore -- something remarkable in a year that has seen superhero blockbuster 'Avengers: Endgame' become the highest-grossing film of all time. Strip out parent company Disney's other lucrative, long-established franchises -- with 'Toy Story 4,' 'Aladdin' and 'The Lion King,' the Mouse House accounts for over 40 percent of this year's box office -- and 2019 looks bleak for original movies. With TV and web streaming also muscling in on its profits, Hollywood is watching closely to see if the 'Tarantino effect' can help buck this trend in which only established mega-franchises succeed. - Brand Tarantino - The stakes are high because Tarantino is viewed as something of a dying breed in Hollywood -- a distinctive director creating original films that people flock to see. If Tarantino cannot succeed, it bodes poorly for the summer's few other original movies such as critically acclaimed family drama 'The Farewell,' said Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst at Comscore. "He's one of maybe five directors of all time that people on the street know his name automatically -- it's Alfred Hitchcock, Steven Spielberg, Francis Ford Coppola... people not in the industry know Tarantino," he added. Tarantino has also been able to lure the industry's top talent -- Leonardo DiCaprio reportedly took a pay cut to work again with the director after collaborating on 'Django Unchained.' "As an audience, no matter what they think of the movie, they know they're in for an incredibly unique experience," DiCaprio said at Monday's glitzy premiere in Hollywood's iconic TCL Chinese Theater. "And that's why people keep coming back," he told journalists. How many will come this time remains to be seen. But while 'One Upon a Time' won't touch last week's whopping $190 million 'Lion King' opening, analysts say a healthy $30 million is realistic. - Ten and done - Even if he can buck the current "blockbuster or bust" trend, any boost Tarantino can offer Hollywood is likely to be short-lived. The 'Pulp Fiction' director says he will retire from directing after his 10th movie. 'Once Upon a Time' is number nine. Rumors he could sneak in an R-rated new 'Star Trek' movie before he calls it quits have stirred hope among devotees. But if even Tarantino switches to franchise filmmaking, it could be a seminal moment in Hollywood's direction of travel. For now, Hollywood is just happy to see him making waves. "It's getting harder and harder to get original content to a big cinema," said Brad Pitt, the film's other marquee star, at Monday's premiere. "Thank god Tarantino's got one more left in him," he added.

The Quentin Tarantino effect: Once upon a time in a land of sequels

Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt delighted fans by signing autographs and posing for photographs on Hollywood Boulevard as director Quentin Tarantino premiered his story about movie magic and acting pains: 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' on Monday. Tarantino's ninth film is centred on Rick Dalton, a TV actor wracked by self-doubt, played by DiCaprio.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt talk movie stardom at 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' premiere

Ace filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has time and again said that he will make just one more film after the release of the upcoming `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, but is his final project a `Kill Bill` sequel?

The 56-year-old director spoke about the possibility of a `Kill Bill: Vol. 3` with actor star Uma Thurman, who starred in the previous instalments of the film, on the `Happy Sad Confused` podcast, reported People.

"Me and Uma have been actually talked about it recently, frankly, to tell you the truth," Tarantino said.

"I`m not sure if I`m going to do it, but I have thought about it a little further," he added.

The director continued, "And if any of my movies would be taken -- me and Uma were literally talking about it last week -- so if any of my movies were going to spring from one of my other movies, it would be the third Kill Bill."

On being asked if there was a character he thought about most often, Tarantino said, "I think the four that would qualify the most would be the Bride, Bill, Landa, and Aldo," referring to Thurman, David Carridine, Christoph Waltz and Brad Pitt`s characters, respectively.

"I wondered about what happens to the Bride, you know 10 years later, 15 years later, what happens to her daughter," he said.

"With Bill -- none of these I`ve worked out scenarios for -- but the whole Bill origin story has always entranced me with the idea of these three godfathers: Esteban Vihaio, the Mexican pimp; Hattori Hanzo and Pai Mei. And how he had to go through all three of those to become this diabolical Bill," he added.

Tarantino has been vocal about retiring from filmmaking after helming 10 movies.

Earlier this month, he mentioned a `Star Trek` film could be a contender, adding, "It might happen."

On being asked what`s next for Tarantino after he has retired from filmmaking? The director said he has his eye on writing."I see myself writing books and starting to write theatre, so I`ll still be creative. I just think I`ve given all I have to give to movies," Tarantino told GQ Australia earlier this month, as cited by People.

`Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, Tarantino`s ninth film, revolves around actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt ), both of whom struggle to find a place in the industry as the `60s` end. The film follows them as they make their way through a changing film industry, and fight to reclaim their fame. Apart from DiCaprio, Pitt, the film also stars Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell. Margot recently revealed that she <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-margot-robbie-reveals-she-feels-personal-connection-to-sharon-tate-238243">feels&nbsp;'personal connection' to Sharon Tate.&nbsp;</a>

It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman. Perry, who will be last seen on the silver screen as Scott Lancer, a fictitious character in `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, passed away at the age of 52 on March 4 after suffering a massive stroke.

The film is slated to hit the theatres in India on August 15, this year.

Ace filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has time and again said that he will make just one more film after the release of the upcoming `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, but is his final project a `Kill Bill` sequel?

Ace filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has time and again said that he will make just one more film after the release of the upcoming `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, but is his final project a `Kill Bill` sequel? The 56-year-old director spoke about the possibility of a `Kill Bill: Vol. 3` with actor star Uma Thurman, who starred in the previous instalments of the film, on the `Happy Sad Confused` podcast, reported People. "Me and Uma have been actually talked about it recently, frankly, to tell you the truth," Tarantino said. "I`m not sure if I`m going to do it, but I have thought about it a little further," he added. The director continued, "And if any of my movies would be taken -- me and Uma were literally talking about it last week -- so if any of my movies were going to spring from one of my other movies, it would be the third Kill Bill." On being asked if there was a character he thought about most often, Tarantino said, "I think the four that would qualify the most would be the Bride, Bill, Landa, and Aldo," referring to Thurman, David Carridine, Christoph Waltz and Brad Pitt`s characters, respectively. "I wondered about what happens to the Bride, you know 10 years later, 15 years later, what happens to her daughter," he said. "With Bill -- none of these I`ve worked out scenarios for -- but the whole Bill origin story has always entranced me with the idea of these three godfathers: Esteban Vihaio, the Mexican pimp; Hattori Hanzo and Pai Mei. And how he had to go through all three of those to become this diabolical Bill," he added. Tarantino has been vocal about retiring from filmmaking after helming 10 movies. Earlier this month, he mentioned a `Star Trek` film could be a contender, adding, "It might happen." On being asked what`s next for Tarantino after he has retired from filmmaking? The director said he has his eye on writing."I see myself writing books and starting to write theatre, so I`ll still be creative. I just think I`ve given all I have to give to movies," Tarantino told GQ Australia earlier this month, as cited by People. `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood`, Tarantino`s ninth film, revolves around actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt ), both of whom struggle to find a place in the industry as the `60s` end. The film follows them as they make their way through a changing film industry, and fight to reclaim their fame. Apart from DiCaprio, Pitt, the film also stars Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell. Margot recently revealed that she feels 'personal connection' to Sharon Tate. It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman. Perry, who will be last seen on the silver screen as Scott Lancer, a fictitious character in `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, passed away at the age of 52 on March 4 after suffering a massive stroke. The film is slated to hit the theatres in India on August 15, this year.

'Kill Bill: Vol. 3'? Quentin Tarantino says he talked to Uma Thurman about possible sequel

Fans across the world may not be ready but filmmaker Quentin Tarantino is serious about his retirement plans.&nbsp;For years now, the Oscar-winning director has said that he will step away from the director`s chair after directing 10 films. Ahead of the release of his ninth film<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-trailer-quentin-tarantino-takes-you-back-to-the-hippy-era-of-the-60s-220588"> `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, </a>Tarantino confirmed that his filmmaking career is coming to an end soon.

The 56-year-old director told GQ Australia, that he is at the "end of the road" making films and plans to follow his other creative interests. He stated that he feels he has given everything he could to the movies."I think when it comes to theatrical movies, I`ve come to the end of the road. I see myself writing books and starting to write theatre, so I`ll still be creative. I just think I`ve given all I have to give to movies," he said. 
 
The director said that he may step away sooner if his next film `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is "really well-received." 
 
"Maybe I`ll stop right now! Maybe I`ll stop while I`m ahead. We`ll see," he said.

Brad Pitt, who features in Tarantino`s upcoming film, confirmed that the five-time Oscar winner was "dead serious". 
 
"No, I don`t think he`s bluffing at all. I think he`s dead serious. And I kind of openly lament that to him, but he understands the math of when he feels like directors start falling off their game. But he has other plans and we`re not going to have to say goodbye for a long time," Pitt said. 
 
Rumour has it that Tarantino is working on the script for a possible R-rated `Star Trek` film with producer JJ Abrams, but it`s unclear if that will be his self-imposed tenth and final directorial film.

"The script has been written and when I emerge my head like Punxsutawney Phil, post-`Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,` we`ll pick up talking about it again," he said. 
 
The upcoming film received a six-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival in May.The film stars Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell.&nbsp;

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It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman.`Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is slated to release in India on August 9, this year.&nbsp;

Fans across the world may not be ready but filmmaker Quentin Tarantino is serious about his retirement plans. For years now, the Oscar-winning director has said that he will step away from the director`s chair after directing 10 films.

Fans across the world may not be ready but filmmaker Quentin Tarantino is serious about his retirement plans. For years now, the Oscar-winning director has said that he will step away from the director`s chair after directing 10 films. Ahead of the release of his ninth film `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood`, Tarantino confirmed that his filmmaking career is coming to an end soon. The 56-year-old director told GQ Australia, that he is at the "end of the road" making films and plans to follow his other creative interests. He stated that he feels he has given everything he could to the movies."I think when it comes to theatrical movies, I`ve come to the end of the road. I see myself writing books and starting to write theatre, so I`ll still be creative. I just think I`ve given all I have to give to movies," he said. The director said that he may step away sooner if his next film `Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is "really well-received." "Maybe I`ll stop right now! Maybe I`ll stop while I`m ahead. We`ll see," he said. Brad Pitt, who features in Tarantino`s upcoming film, confirmed that the five-time Oscar winner was "dead serious". "No, I don`t think he`s bluffing at all. I think he`s dead serious. And I kind of openly lament that to him, but he understands the math of when he feels like directors start falling off their game. But he has other plans and we`re not going to have to say goodbye for a long time," Pitt said. Rumour has it that Tarantino is working on the script for a possible R-rated `Star Trek` film with producer JJ Abrams, but it`s unclear if that will be his self-imposed tenth and final directorial film. "The script has been written and when I emerge my head like Punxsutawney Phil, post-`Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,` we`ll pick up talking about it again," he said. The upcoming film received a six-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival in May.The film stars Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie, late actor Luke Perry, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Michael Madsen, Lena Dunham, and Kurt Russell. It is produced by Shannon McIntosh and David Heyman.`Once Upon a Time in Hollywood` is slated to release in India on August 9, this year.

Is Quentin Tarantino planning to retire after the release of 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'?