Brad Pitt On The Road To Signing Quentin Tarantino's Last Movie Ever? Reports Allege Reunion In The Works
Brad Pitt and Quentin Tarantino are reportedly in early talks for the former to star in Tarantino's possible final film "The Movie Critic". This reunion sparks excitement among fans.
This week, a number of reports claimed that Brad Pitt and Quentin Tarantino, long standing partners, are in talks for the actor to feature in Tarantino's possible last project as director. This has driven fans into a frenzy. After directing his tenth feature, Tarantino has long declared his intention to step away from the film industry. And it now seems that the director and one of his most recognisable muses, Brad Pitt, may work together again on his possible next, "The Movie Critic.”
Speaking out, Tarantino stated that he will only make ten films in his career before calling it quits. With the huge critical and commercial success of his ninth picture, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie, in 2019, curiosity has turned to what Tarantino's tenth and last film might be. Tarantino had previously said that, in contrast to his recent larger-scale epics, he intended his last picture to be a more intimate production. Let's talk about the rumors about his long-term project "The Movie Critic" and the likelihood of Brad Pitt playing the lead.
Details on "The Movie Critic"
Deadline and other publications claim that Tarantino has been working on "The Movie Critic" for a long time, sporadically. It narrates the tale of a middle-aged guy who works as a New York City movie critic in the 1970s. Upon losing his work, he chooses to devote his time to writing a novel. The logline hinted to two things that Tarantino's highly regarded body of work is known for: a character study and a tribute to cinema.
Pitt has starred in three of Tarantino's most well-known films to date, demonstrating the productive working relationship the two have experienced. These included Cliff Booth in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and Lieutenant Aldo Raine in 2009's "Inglourious Basterds," as well as Floyd in 1994's "Pulp Fiction," which propelled Pitt to superstardom. Some of Pitt's most renowned and unforgettable performances have come from their partnerships. Fans are thrilled about the possibility of a fourth Pitt-Tarantino pairing because of this history.
Variety has recently received confirmation from a number of industry sources that Pitt and Tarantino are now in early discussions for the actor to play the lead in "The Movie Critic." According to one insider, "the director and the star's reps are in the early stages of negotiations." According to another person with knowledge of the development, "both parties are very interested in reuniting for what could be Tarantino's grand finale". In the event that a deal is reached, Pitt would play the lead role in Tarantino's possible farewell film.
Fan Excitement Over Prospect of Pitt and Tarantino's Reunion
It should come as no surprise that word of the potential reunion has created a lot of interest online. Reddit users celebrated the reunion of the director and actor duo on Reddit, with a plethora of posts and comments speculating about the project (Reddit). Twitter users expressed their excitement over the partnership with trending hashtags like #Tarantino10 and #TheMovieCritic. A lot of people said that Pitt and Tarantino's teamwork "always results in magic" and that they "can't wait" to see what the filmmakers will create for the big finale. Many are excited to learn whether a deal will actually happen because of the possibility of one final Tarantino film starring Brad Pitt.
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Pitt, for his part, seems to be a wonderful match for Tarantino's intended tone and aesthetic for "The Movie Critic." It's anticipated to be a nostalgic nod to 1970s New York and film, much like many of the auteur's earlier works. Additionally, Pitt exudes the charisma and easy elegance needed to play a character fully steeped in that culture. His ability to switch between comedy and drama with ease would also enable him to explore the film's various genres. Pitt's readiness to devote himself entirely to Tarantino's unique visions has frequently been commended by critics, and "The Movie Critic" seems destined for another iconic Pitt-Tarantino partnership.
If agreements are reached, "The Movie Critic" would be the pinnacle of one of the most celebrated director-actor collaborations in contemporary film. Pitt and Tarantino have worked together for thirty years, and during that time they have created some of the most talked-about and iconic sequences and performances in recent memory. It would be a complete circle to see them together for what could be Tarantino's career's apex. Fans would also get one more opportunity to see the two Hollywood heavyweights' evident creative chemistry. If Tarantino's eventual last movie does, in fact, feature this dream becoming a reality, only time will tell.
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The idea that Brad Pitt would be starring in Quentin Tarantino's "The Movie Critic" has naturally created a lot of enthusiasm, even though nothing has been formally confirmed or signed on yet. Together, the director and actor have created some of the most captivating and talked-about scenes in contemporary film history. It would be very fitting if their possible reunion functioned as the pinnacle of Tarantino's illustrious career. Film enthusiasts worldwide will be closely monitoring the progress of discussions to determine whether Pitt agrees to sign on for what might be Tarantino's final, legendary role. Whether or not this ideal on-screen reunion happens remains to be seen.