The filmmaker has reportedly discussed the idea with Uma Thurman
. For years the filmmaker has said that once he completes 10 films, he’ll retreat from the movie business, and instead pivot to something else: TV! Plays! Tending to his personal life, even! On Monday night the director spoke to“That’s the idea,” Tarantino said. “I’m not saying I’ll just disappear like J.D. Salinger. I’ll be a writer...I like the idea of making 10 motion pictures. And then boom, that’s it, that’s done, the filmography is locked.
In a previous interview, Tarantino said that he had written a play and five episodes of a Western TV show based on a parody series inhis upcoming ninth feature. To Kimmel, he also revealed some personal goals: “I just got married; I wanna have kids.” (He married singer and model
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