Tarantino At Venice Film Festival
Also, thanks to MP for sending in a series of photos of QT at the event. Much appreciated.
The Guardian story does end with a strange paragraph about Inglorious Bastards:
Tarantino is also reported to have bought the rights to reproduce a B-movie by another of his heroes, Enzo Castellari, with Samuel Jackson and George Clooney tipped to star in the remake of his 1977 Second World War comedy, Inglorious Bastards.As far as I know, thats not correct. I haven't heard Clooney's name mentioned in a long time (though it wouldn't suprise me), have never heard Jackson's name associated w/ this movie, and it is most definately not a remake.
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[1] On Sep-07-2004, PulpZepp wrote:It's a comedy now?
[2] On Sep-07-2004, PaiMei wrote:
It says that the 1977 original was a comedy, not that this one will be.
[3] On Sep-07-2004, Markus wrote:
Aren't all of Tarantino's movies funny in some way...
[4] On Sep-07-2004, PulpZepp wrote:
They are funny....dark humor....but no one actually classifys it as a comedy......thats why I am wondering.
[5] On Sep-13-2004, johnny wrote:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076584/
[6] On Sep-16-2004, vivian wrote:
Tarantino did say that his movies should be found in the comedy section.
[7] On Sep-16-2004, Lovin wrote:
Yeah but he also said that Taxi Driver should be found in the comedy section as well...
[8] On Sep-30-2004, Mr. Pink wrote:
In a German interview he said that he want to walk on with a new genres.
[9] On Oct-09-2004, Mr. Blonde wrote:
Dude they should make the vega brothers movie, thatd be so sick
[10] On Oct-22-2004, Lasnait wrote:
the 1970 "kelly's heroes" film,whit clint eastwood, donald sutherland,...is a comedy-western on the second World war...I think that inglorius bastard can have a similar style
[11] On Jan-18-2005, Caleb wrote:
The movie should be similar to Apocalpse Now with a World War 2 story. Some black in white will be in the picture I know that or course.
