Quentin Tarantino's first film in six years, Kill Bill, has taken so long to film and grown so much in scope and length that is likely to become two films, according to one of its stars, David Carradine.

“Shooting has been going on so long, with Quentin continuing to write scenes, that plans are afoot to turn Kill Bill into two 90-minute features that would be released within five weeks of each other,” the former Kung-Fu TV series star tells syndicated columnist Marilyn Beck.

“The first film would end with a cliffhanger so that everyone would want to see the second half.”