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Quentin Tarantino Doing a Spaghetti Western with Christoph Waltz?
by Ethan Anderton
February 28, 2011
Source: AICN
Now that Inglourious Basterds is two years old, audiences are wondering when writer/director Quentin Tarantino will deliver his next film. While we don't know exactly when his next film will see the light of day, we may very well know what that project is now. MoviePlayer (via The Playlist) discovered last week that Tarantino would be doing a spaghetti western with Franco Nero, Keith Carradine, Treat Williams and a whole bunch of unnamed actors. At the time, the film was said to be titled The Angel, the Bad and the Wise, but since then the title has been debunked and Christoph Waltz will also be taking part in the film.
Since the first bit of news was translated from Italian, some of the misinformation may have been just miscommunication, but Ain't It Cool News has confirmed that Google Translate couldn't have even messed up the title that badly and it's completely off the mark. There's no other information known about the project other than that the film may shoot in Italy or Spain later this year. Otherwise no plot information or anything else is available at this time. In addition, it's not clear whether Tarantino would be directing this project or if he's merely involved as a producer. Either way, this sounds like quite a promising endeavor. What do you think?
17 Comments
1
I would very much like to see that.
Craig on Mar 1, 2011
3
i called this a while ago, after i saw inglorious bastards i was like, wow this was a great movie, but i wonder when he will be making a western, i bet thats his next movie, since in every interview he does he speaks for his love of the good, the bad and the ugly and how his favorite director is Sergio Leone, so it was only a matter of time for him to make a western, i really really hope this is true 🙂
javier on Mar 1, 2011
4
I dunno, I'd like to see him try something different. Kill Bill Vol. II was basically a spaghetti Western. but of course, it's Tarantino and Waltz so I'd go see it nomatter what
El Hoopso on Mar 1, 2011
5
I'll always be there for a Tarantino film, though it is very sad that this will be the first film he will do without his beloved editor, Sally Menke. She was such a huge part of what made his films great. Rest in peace, Sally.
Budd on Mar 1, 2011
7
That's a *BINGO*!!!! I can't believe nobody has thrown that out there yet.
Anonymous on Mar 1, 2011
8
Is that how you say it?
Voice of Reason on Mar 1, 2011
9
...you just say 'bingo'.
Anonymous on Mar 1, 2011
10
This sounds promising. Tarantino is one of those directors that despite how crazy he may be, puts a alot of passion into his films and it shows. He never disaapoints me........well he gets a pass for death proof.
Cmo on Mar 1, 2011
11
Franco Nero in a up to date western? I'd see it Just for that reason alone. even if tarantino wasn't directing
Dajabster on Mar 1, 2011
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It looks like Western had a comeback this year with True Grit being successful and I'm sure Tarantino being a fan of the genre himself he wanted to do this for a long time and will deliver an other awesome movie!
David Perretta on Mar 1, 2011
13
This could be great. But Tarantino was shit in Sukiyaki Western Django.
Brandon on Mar 1, 2011
15
Only hope this is true and on its way!
Moutchy on Mar 2, 2011
16
as the Leone estate's lawyers rub their hands together in anticipation
Lebowski on Mar 2, 2011
17
Come on Quentin don't keep us waiting forever. He always takes an odd photo doesn't he?
Silencio! on Mar 7, 2011
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