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Post by futuretrunks on Mar 11, 2020 23:11:38 GMT
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Post by Martin Stett on Mar 12, 2020 2:48:45 GMT
I just want to see him work with Julie Andrews before she dies. I don't know why this has been in my head forever, but it has.
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Post by hugobolso on Mar 12, 2020 2:59:41 GMT
He desperately wanted Isabelle Huppert, but she refuse to appear in Inglorious Bastards, she was replaced by Maggie Cheung but her role was cut at the last minute. There is only one photo of Cheung as the previous movie owner-
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Post by futuretrunks on Mar 12, 2020 4:10:07 GMT
He desperately wanted Isabelle Huppert, but she refuse to appear in Inglorious Bastards, she was replaced by Maggie Cheung but her role was cut at the last minute. There is only one photo of Cheung as the previous movie owner- Huppert was allegedly acting like a diva. Her loss. Hasn't been in an English language film that mattered since Huckabees. |
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Post by jakesully on Mar 12, 2020 5:13:09 GMT
As the resident biased self proclaimed Pine Nut (just look at my avatar) , I love his glowing review of Unstoppable and Chris Pine.
And even though I think Tarantino has lost a bit of his luster and isn't as great as he once was, he is still talented as hell and I'd kill to see Pine in one of his films.
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Post by hugobolso on Mar 13, 2020 17:24:05 GMT
He desperately wanted Isabelle Huppert, but she refuse to appear in Inglorious Bastards, she was replaced by Maggie Cheung but her role was cut at the last minute. There is only one photo of Cheung as the previous movie owner- Huppert was allegedly acting like a diva. Her loss. Hasn't been in an English language film that mattered since Huckabees. Any way she was right, her character was cut off.- |
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Post by thomasjerome on Mar 13, 2020 19:37:17 GMT
Hugh Grant. In an 2015 Sunday Times interview, he mentioned "The Rewrite" as one of his favorite films of that year and described Grant as a "perfect leading man" and added that he considers writing a part for him since he "can see him in his stuff."
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Post by Good God on Mar 13, 2021 7:31:28 GMT
Assuming Tarantino does indeed stop at 10 films, it's going to be interesting to see who he casts for his final film. Any guesses or hopes?
A reunion with one of his two star favorites in Pitt and DiCaprio? You're going to have to assume Jackson is going to be in it in some capacity, because to not have him would be unfortunate. Maybe even Waltz, who he's seen great success with. And then there are actors he's never worked with like Depp, Winslet, Pine, Lawrence, and Streep that he's mentioned wanting to work with. Not to mention the Tarantino wildcard, like a Val Kilmer perhaps?
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Post by wilcinema on Mar 13, 2021 10:22:50 GMT
Assuming Tarantino does indeed stop at 10 films, it's going to be interesting to see who he casts for his final film. Any guesses or hopes? A reunion with one of his two star favorites in Pitt and DiCaprio? You're going to have to assume Jackson is going to be in it in some capacity, because to not have him would be unfortunate. Maybe even Waltz, who he's seen great success with. And then there are actors he's never worked with like Depp, Winslet, Pine, Lawrence, and Streep that he's mentioned wanting to work with. Not to mention the Tarantino wildcard, like a Val Kilmer perhaps? Michael Madsen or bust!
I think Matthew McConaughey would be an interesting casting choice for him.
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Post by franklin on Mar 13, 2021 17:00:46 GMT
Wishlist for his final film.
DiCaprio (yes, for a third time, Tarantino reveres him and he always elevates his films with his genius improvisations)
Scarlett Johansson
Chris Pine
Michael Shannon
Meryl Streep
He always said that he wanted to make a Bonnie and Clyde type of gangster film in the 1930s.
I can imagine it with this cast (LDC as a Clyde-type of role, Johansson as Bonnie, Pine in an Hackman-type of role).
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Post by thomasjerome on Mar 13, 2021 17:13:23 GMT
Not to mention the Tarantino wildcard, like a Val Kilmer perhaps? This sounds great but given his voice condition, would he be able to act without dubbing? There's also Mickey Rourke whom he considered for "Pulp Fiction" and later "Death Proof" but just didn't happen. In one of those 90s interviews, he also highly praised Nic Cage and Sean Penn. |
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Post by stabcaesar on Mar 15, 2021 6:08:02 GMT
Meryl would be a great choice. He can reign her in and prevent her from exhibiting her worst tendencies.
As far as a personal wishlist goes I'd love to see Amy Adams in a Tarantino movie. It'd be such a departure to the type of roles she's been in.
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Post by jakesully on Mar 15, 2021 15:00:20 GMT
Assuming Tarantino does indeed stop at 10 films, it's going to be interesting to see who he casts for his final film. Any guesses or hopes? A reunion with one of his two star favorites in Pitt and DiCaprio? You're going to have to assume Jackson is going to be in it in some capacity, because to not have him would be unfortunate. Maybe even Waltz, who he's seen great success with. And then there are actors he's never worked with like Depp, Winslet, Pine, Lawrence, and Streep that he's mentioned wanting to work with. Not to mention the Tarantino wildcard, like a Val Kilmer perhaps? Michael Madsen or bust!
I think Matthew McConaughey would be an interesting casting choice for him.
I could have pictured McConaughey as Calvin Candie in Django Unchained so good call there and would love for him to get a staring role in a Tarantino film for sure!(perhaps a neo noir western maybe) He would crush it I still want Tarantino to explore another genre like sci fi (coughStar Trekcough) but its probably a pipe dream at this point at this point but a boy can dream! haha |
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Post by Pittsnogle_Goggins on Mar 15, 2021 21:16:56 GMT
Really hoping he doesn’t stop at 10 because I’m very interested to see how he will continue to evolve as a filmmaker. And to give more opportunities to work with more actors.
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Post by Mattsby on Mar 15, 2021 21:41:13 GMT
Depp! I actually think he's perfect for QT's Bounty Law mini-series. January 2020 he said -- “As far as the Bounty Law shows, I want to do that, but it will take me a year and a half. I ended up writing five half-hour episodes. So I’ll do them, and I will direct all of them.” Assuming Leo's out, Depp needs the career boost and fits the star bill he needs for the concept. I'd definitely go Depp or (never-Westerned) Cage, but that's me.
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Post by Mattsby on Mar 15, 2021 21:47:23 GMT
Hugh Grant. In an 2015 Sunday Times interview, he mentioned "The Rewrite" as one of his favorite films of that year and described Grant as a "perfect leading man" and added that he considers writing a part for him since he "can see him in his stuff." Hugh Grant in The Gentlemen is kinda Tarantinoy. And I had no idea QT liked The Rewrite - his wide ranging taste in movies is by far my fav thing about him. That's a breezy underrated movie that captures its college campus and film class in a surprisingly true way. |
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Post by franklin on Mar 15, 2021 22:53:46 GMT
Isn't Depp now a complete pariah and poison for any studio or company??
I don't think anyone in Hollywood wants to stay near him right now.
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Post by futuretrunks on Mar 15, 2021 22:56:35 GMT
Isn't Depp now a complete pariah and poison for any studio or company?? I don't think anyone in Hollywood wants to stay near him right now. He needs Burton to cast him in the Addams family Netflix thing, and for that to be a hit. Then, he might start booking real gigs. |
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Post by thomasjerome on Mar 15, 2021 23:01:28 GMT
Hugh Grant. In an 2015 Sunday Times interview, he mentioned "The Rewrite" as one of his favorite films of that year and described Grant as a "perfect leading man" and added that he considers writing a part for him since he "can see him in his stuff." Hugh Grant in The Gentlemen is kinda Tarantinoy. And I had no idea QT liked The Rewrite - his wide ranging taste in movies is by far my fav thing about him. That's a breezy underrated movie that captures its college campus and film class in a surprisingly true way. Same. Some people love to make fun of QT all the time but I've always admired his cinephile side. I don't always agree with him obviously but I love to see how passionate he is about watching and talking about movies. Actually wish he'd keep on writing reviews on the New Beverly site. They were interesting to read; he sure has a fascination with Siegel and Bogdanovich. He is a fan of Marc Lawrence-Grant collaborations, with an obvious exception of dreadful "Morgans". While I've enjoyed "Music & Lyrics", I gotta say "The Rewrite" is probably my favorite one. It doesn't feel like a commercial work in any way. The characters and situations feel very real, dialogues are witty and it's the probably the first film where Grant has started to embrace his maturity. It needed more Tomei though. Her part felt underwritten. I agree about "The Gentlemen" and it seems his next role in "Five Eyes" will be in a similar vein; a possibly eccentric arms dealer with a North London accent. |
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Post by Mattsby on Mar 15, 2021 23:13:51 GMT
Hugh Grant in The Gentlemen is kinda Tarantinoy. And I had no idea QT liked The Rewrite - his wide ranging taste in movies is by far my fav thing about him. That's a breezy underrated movie that captures its college campus and film class in a surprisingly true way. Same. Some people love to make fun of QT all the time but I've always admired his cinephile side. I don't always agree with him obviously but I love to see how passionate he is about watching and talking about movies. Actually wish he'd keep on writing reviews on the New Beverly site. They were interesting to read; he sure has a fascination with Siegel and Bogdanovich. Loveee those write-ups. His piece on Jim Brown was great and made me view him in a whole new way (Brown and QT who had a black stepfather, surprise-surprise). He's releasing a book sometime this year called Cinema Speculation - “a deep dive into the movies of the 1970’s, a rich mix of essays, reviews, personal writing, and tantalizing what if’s." He's been popping up on podcasts recently too, some run like 4 hours long (why I haven't listened yet lol). Give him a mic, tell him to talk movies, and he can go. |
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Post by Mattsby on Mar 15, 2021 23:18:33 GMT
Isn't Depp now a complete pariah and poison for any studio or company?? I don't think anyone in Hollywood wants to stay near him right now. He needs Burton to cast him in the Addams family Netflix thing, and for that to be a hit. Then, he might start booking real gigs. Some insider dude Daniel Richtman recently said Depp is still pushing for a part in the Addams project. If anybody would I think Burton 'd be the guy to stand up for him as they're like family at this point. Or like I said that QT project where Netflix or whoever wouldn't wanna tell him No. |
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Post by thomasjerome on Mar 15, 2021 23:39:55 GMT
Same. Some people love to make fun of QT all the time but I've always admired his cinephile side. I don't always agree with him obviously but I love to see how passionate he is about watching and talking about movies. Actually wish he'd keep on writing reviews on the New Beverly site. They were interesting to read; he sure has a fascination with Siegel and Bogdanovich. Loveee those write-ups. His piece on Jim Brown was great and made me view him in a whole new way (Brown and QT who had a black stepfather, surprise-surprise). He's releasing a book sometime this year called Cinema Speculation - “a deep dive into the movies of the 1970’s, a rich mix of essays, reviews, personal writing, and tantalizing what if’s." He's been popping up on podcasts recently too, some run like 4 hours long (why I haven't listened yet lol). Give him a mic, tell him to talk movies, and he can go. I didn't notice those writings are now gone from the website. At least, I can't find them now but anyway, really looking forward to that book. It's very admirable that he wants to champion the films he really likes and do everything possible to promote them. I mean the dude had his own festival even and screened some films that I've never heard before. I'm yet to catch up with some of these podcasts as well but no wonder Edgar Wright has joined him on one of them, another guy who just love to talk about cinema and promote rare gems. Them having a wide range of taste always helps. Last year QT was also great on that three-part ‘Rewatchables’ series. |
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Post by thomasjerome on Jul 11, 2021 13:56:08 GMT
He'd "love to work" with Chevy Chase.
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