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Is Tom Cruise in Quentin Tarantino’s ‘The Movie Critic’?

Photo by Scott Garfield/Scott Garfield – © 2022 Paramount Pictures Corporation. All rights reserved. Tom Cruise is allegedly talking with Quentin Tarantino to join the cast of The Movie Critic, which may be the swan song for the legendary director. The news was reported by The Insneider. According to Jeff Sneider, Cruise is focused on his Mission:…

Brad Pitt and Quentin Tarantino to Reunite on ‘The Movie Critic’

©Courtesy of Sony Pictures Brad Pitt is set to reunite with Quentin Tarantino on the latter’s upcoming feature, The Movie Critic, Deadline is reporting. The actor and writer-director previously collaborated on 2009’s Inglourious Basterds and 2019’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The performer went on to win the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor…

Quentin Tarantino Reveals New Details on His Next Movie, ‘The Movie Critic’

Quentin Tarantino revealed new details about his next movie, The Movie Critic, during an interview with Deadline this week at the Carlton Hotel in Nice, France during the Cannes Film Festival. The two-time Oscar-winning screenwriter confirmed during the interview that the project will be about a movie critic from the 1970s. Tarantino also noted that…

Tarantino Debunks Speculation That ‘The Movie Critic’ Will Be About Pauline Kael

Photo by Andrew Cooper, SMPSP – © 2012 – The Weinstein Company Quentin Tarantino confirmed today that his upcoming film “The Movie Critic” will not be about Pauline Kael, the legendary New Yorker cinemaphile whose first book, I Lost It At the Movies, appeared in 1965. In a conversation with Cannes Film Festival director Theirry Fremaux,…

Quentin Tarantino Set to Direct His Tenth and Final Film

Photo by Andrew Cooper, SMPSP – © 2012 – The Weinstein Company The legendary Quentin Tarantino is reportedly planning to make his swan song as a director with a final film he’ll be directing this fall. Tarantino, who created some of the most iconic films of his era—including Pulp Fiction, two Kill Bill movies, Inglourious Basterds,…