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Thought he should have aleast gotten a nomination for dear john.
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I'm looking forward to seeing him in the Foxcatcher, looks like dude is going to change a few minds with that film.
He was in Django also.Boyd Crowder?
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Quentin Tarantino plans retirement after 10th movie
Director Quentin Tarantino has revealed he plans to retire after completing his 10th film, saying he likes the idea of leaving audiences "wanting a bit more".
He told an American Film Market (AFM) audience in Santa Monica: "I don't believe you should stay onstage until people are begging you to get off".
The Pulp Fiction director was speaking at an event to promote his current project, western The Hateful Eight.
"I've got two more to go after this," the 51-year-old continued.
"I like that I will leave a 10-film filmography," said the director, whose other titles include Reservoir Dogs and the two-part Kill Bill.
"It's not etched in stone, but that is the plan."
Tarantino said directing was "a young man's game" and that he intended to spend the remainder of his career "writing plays and books".
The director's statements drew light-hearted mockery from his fellow panellists, who included his regular collaborator Samuel L Jackson.
"What's Quentin going to do with himself if he's not doing this?" said the actor, who worked with Tarantino on Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown and other titles.
The Oscar-winning writer and director announced in January he was putting The Hateful Eight on hold after its script was leaked online.
He reversed his decision later in the year, saying the film - about a group of outlaws left stranded by a blizzard - would be made after all.
As long as he isn't in a comic relief role, this could be the film that legitimizes Channing Tatum.
I'm looking forward to seeing him in the Foxcatcher, looks like dude is going to change a few minds with that film.
Yeah...I don't think people know of Foxcather at all and he's supposed to be really good in it. Actually I heard everyone is good in it.
"For me it has more of a Western Iceman Cometh kind of vibe about it. A bunch of guys in a room who can’t trust each other," Tarantino explained to Entertainment Weekly. "That wasn’t a marching order when I sat down to write the script, but pretty quickly I realized this is kind of a nice coming-full-circle."