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Tarantino, Born to Make

Quentin Tarantino to bring his first play to the West End

“Oh, the play is all written. It is absolutely the next thing I’m going to do, it’s absolutely my next project,” he told the Church of Tarantino podcast.

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Quentin Tarantino Reveals Which of His Iconic Movies He Was 'Born to Make'

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Quentin Tarantino Says He Was 'Born to Make' This Early 2000s Movie: 'Nobody Else Could've Made It'

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Quentin Tarantino reveals what his ‘best’ movie is

Hollywood filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has revealed which of his movies he thinks is the best – and it’s probably not the one you’d expect.

Time Out · 19h

Quentin Tarantino’s first ever play is coming to London

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Quentin Tarantino Reveals His ‘Best’ and ‘Favorite’ Movies

Why ‘Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair’ May Never Get a Home Release

But only a select few have seen those two films edited together, with minor but important changes, and renamed Kill Bill: The rare print, which runs 258 minutes plus an intermission, has only played in public a handful of times,

The Independent on MSN1d

Quentin Tarantino finally weighs in on which film is his ‘masterpiece’ and which is his ‘favorite’

Even Quentin Tarantino has a favorite Tarantino movie. During an expansive interview on “The Church of Tarantino” podcast, the two-time Oscar winner revealed which of his films is his favorite and which he thinks is his best. “‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ is my favorite, ‘Inglourious Basterds’ is my best,” Tarantino said. “But I …

Screen Rant on MSN1d

The Chinese Boxer: Quentin Tarantino's Inspiration For Kill Bill's Iconic Fight Scene

Quentin Tarantino heaped praise on a key scene in a great martial arts classic, which inspired one of the best sequences in Kill Bill Vol. 1.

Quentin Tarantino Believes He Was “Born For Kill Bill”, Declares Inglourious Basterds His Best Work & Reveals Love For a Brad Pitt Classic

Quentin Tarantino opens up on The Church of Tarantino podcast, ranking his own films — calling Kill Bill the movie he was born to make, Inglourious Basterds his masterpiece