Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has determined to move to TV after a flourishing career at the movies. He has announced that he will be creating a fresh eight-part series.
Quentin Tarantino might have announced his last film, but fans have motives to rejoice as the ace American director has now announced his foremost TV show. The director behind films like Pulp Fiction, Django Unchained, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood talked about his TV debut during the promotions of his forthcoming book tour of Cinema Speculation in a conversation with Elvis Mitchell. Even though particulars of the 8-episode series have been stowed under wraps, it is reported that the series is all set to release in the first half of 2023.
Quentin Tarantino has labored in TV before, but this is the first time he will be piloting an entire series. He directed an episode of ER in 1995, as well as two episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation in 2005. The director lately also remarked on the present era of Hollywood in The Video Archives Podcast that, it is “the most destructive era in Hollywood history,” which can be approximated only to the 50s and the 80s.
About his 10th and final feature film, Quentin has disclosed that it will be based on an original script. He further commented on his apprehensions about the situation of cinema in the digital era of streamers, where a film gets an OTT release just weeks after its quick theatrical run. “What is cinema if not in a big screen movie theater?” he articulated. Quentin Tarantino also stated that a 30-day run at the theatres would ultimately also “diminish [his] returns”, so the shift to TV makes more sense.
