newsOscar® nominee, Quentin Tarantino arrives on the red carpet of The 92nd Oscars® at the Dolby® Theatre in Hollywood, CA on Sunday, February 9, 2020. Credit/Provider: Nick Agro / ©A.M.P.A.S. Copyright:
newsOscar® nominee, Quentin Tarantino arrives on the red carpet of The 92nd Oscars® at the Dolby® Theatre in Hollywood, CA on Sunday, February 9, 2020. Credit/Provider: Nick Agro / ©A.M.P.A.S. Copyright:
newsQuentin Tarantino accepts the Oscar® for original screenplay for “Django Unchained” during the live ABC Telecast of The Oscars® from the Dolby® Theatre, in Hollywood, CA, Sunday, February 24, 2013. We
newsDirector Quentin Tarantino. Though his fans are waiting to see what his next movie might be – which the director has said would be his last – Quentin Tarantino’s finding other things to do while
newsAs Quentin Tarantino's new feature, the Charles Manson-adjacent "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" continues to capture our imagination (how many times have you seen it?), we thought it might be fun
newsnewsSony Quentin Tarantino is defending the portrayal of Bruce Lee in his latest film, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." Friends and family of the late actor, including his daughter Shannon, have blasted
newsSony We know Quentin Tarantino loves genre movies and he he's a big fan of gory violence, so what are the odds his 10th film will be a horror movie? While he's still trying to get his R-rated take
newsSony Quentin Tarantino received an extremely rare deal for his upcoming film "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood." While many directors fight to get final cut, Tarantino got something even more
newsSony Quentin Tarantino is a talker. Everyone knows this. And one of the things he likes to talk a lot about is the possible R-rated "Star Trek" movie he's been working on. Now, Tarantino is likening
newsSony Quentin Tarantino has long talked about retiring after making his 10th film. Well, the end may be nearer than that, as the director is mulling the idea that his ninth film, "Once Upon a Time in
newsTWC A "Django Unchained" sequel involving Zorro is in the works from director Quentin Tarantino and writer Jerrod Carmichael. Collider reports Tarantino is developing an adaptation of the "Django/Zorro"
newsSony Is bigger better? In Quentin Tarantino's world, it may be — which is why he's considering recutting his new film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" to be longer. The version that premiered at
newsSony No spoilers, please! Quentin Tarantino is pleading with Cannes Film Festival goers to avoid spoiling his new film, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." A day before the movie premieres at Cannes,
newsOscars.org While Quentin Tarantino is busy finishing his next movie "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" (and re-editing "The Hateful Eight" for Netflix), he hasn't forgotten about "Star Trek." Talking
newsSony Bad news: Quentin Tarantino's upcoming movie "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" won't be ready in time for Cannes. Good news: The filmmaker just shared some more details about the original characters
newsSony We're digging these nifty new photos from Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." There's Brad Pitt chilling outside a trailer on a studio lot (he plays cowboy star Leonardo DiCaprio's
newsQuentin Tarantino hasn't even begun filming his next movie, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," but he's already predicting great things. At Sony's CinemaCon presentation Monday night, the director called
newsIt looks like Margot Robbie's streak of playing complicated real people will continue: The star is reportedly in negotiations to play the late actress Sharon Tate in Quentin Tarantino's new movie. While
newsHarvey Weinstein's lawyer threatened possible "legal action" against Uma Thurman for her sexual assault allegations, while director Quentin Tarantino gave a lengthy interview to Deadline on his alleged
newsWill Quentin Tarantino boldly go where he's never gone before? The auteur filmmaker, who's made a career of writing and directing his original material, has come up with an idea for a "Star Trek" movie,
newsSince the Harvey Weinstein scandal caught national attention in early October, Hollywood's biggest names have been quick to condemn the now-disgraced film producer. Director Quentin Tarantino, however,
newsDirector Quentin Tarantino has finally broken his silence on the sexual harassment allegations leveled against friend and producer Harvey Weinstein. The two have worked together for decades, with Weinstein
newsQuentin Tarantino won't be making "Deadpool 2," but apparently the director has a good reason for not helming the superhero sequel: He only plans to make two more movies before retiring from directing
newsAfter the recent departure of Tim Miller, "Deadpool 2" is scrambling to find a new director. Now, a group of passionate fans has zeroed in on a high-profile candidate they think would be perfect for the
newsWho would you pick as Quentin Tarantino's best character? He's the guy who wrote all the misters of "Reservoir Dogs," the lovebirds (plus Floyd, who smoked the second page of the letter) of "True Romance,"
newsAnother weekend, another set of box office records broken by "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."But so what if the latest installment of the Skywalker family soap opera is on the verge of overtaking "Avatar"
newsHere comes The Bride ... again? It has been more than a decade since Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman collaborated for the two-part martial arts epic, "Kill Bill: Vol 1" (2003) and "Kill Bill: Vol. 2"
newsHow much does a celebrity's -- including a director's -- personal politics affect his or her career? It's hard to imagine Quentin Tarantino fans will really stop watching his films because he joined an
newsDirector Quentin Tarantino is no stranger to shock and awe on the big screen thanks to flicks like "Django Unchained" and "Kill Bill," but it's some recent remarks he's made about streaming that are truly
newsAlways quotable, Quentin Tarantino had a lot to say about a little bit of everything in his latest interview, from "True Detective" ("I thought it was really boring") to Barack Obama ("He's fantastic"). But
news%Slideshow-273213% From the looks of it, there was no cooler place to be in the '90s or early 2000s then a premiere for a Quentin Tarantino movie. The iconic director turns 51 on March 27, so we decided
