Quentin Tarantino is taking a break from filmmaking to focus on a new project. The acclaimed director revealed in an exclusive conversation with journalist Elvis Mitchell that he is currently working on writing a play. Tarantino’s Main Street suite was filled with festival insiders, filmmakers, and members of the press who eagerly listened to his every word.
During the chat, Tarantino hinted that his play could potentially be adapted into a movie if it turns out to be successful. He mentioned that if the play is a hit, it might be his last movie. This statement caused a stir among fans and media outlets, especially after reports emerged last year about his planned final film, “The Film Critic.”
Tarantino’s decision to step back from directing was partly influenced by his young children. He expressed that he wants to wait until his son is at least 6 years old before diving into a new project, as he values being present for his family. This dedicated approach to fatherhood has led him to prioritize spending time with his children over rushing into production.
As fans eagerly anticipate Tarantino’s next move, it seems that they may have to wait a little longer before seeing his vision on the big screen. The director’s focus on family and quality time with his children showcases a different side of the filmmaker known for his bold and innovative storytelling.