Quentin Tarantino Gives Updates On ‘Star Trek’ Movie He Wants To

Quentin Tarantino’s at present selling Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (due out on July 26), his Pulp Fiction-esque tableau in regards to the days main as much as Sharon Tate’s 1969 homicide. Yet in fact, different topics are arising. Those subjects embrace the Star Trek film that the auteur beforehand acknowledged has “a very big possibility” of coming to fruition. Perhaps it will even be his tenth film, forward of the reported Django/Zorro challenge? Well, Tarantino has apparently spoken with Empire to verify some particulars in regards to the movie, and the manufacturing seems to be nearer to turning into actuality.

Via the TrekMovie website, QT confirmed that the script for the movie has moved from draft type to an almost accomplished model, for which he should present notes. “I need to weigh in on it, but haven’t been able to do that yet,” he acknowledged whereas hinting that he’ll transfer towards that objective after ending his ongoing press tour. As for whether or not or not he plans to tone down his propensity for profane language and violence, that may be a adverse. “It’s an R-rated move,” he assured Empire. “If I do it, it’ll be R-rated.”

Well, present Spock actor Zachary Quinto (a couple of yr in the past) advised the press that he didn’t see the Tarantino film coming towards him anytime quickly, however maybe that can change, after OUATIH rolls into (and out of) theaters later this summer time. Quinto has since advised USA Today that he’s excited in regards to the chance and is just “waiting on specifics” for what will certainly “be an R-rated model of Star Trek,” which is clearly one thing that audiences haven’t seen earlier than. And as Karl Urban hypothesized final yr on the Trekonderoga conference, a non-PG model would possibly imply, “[I]f someone gets sucked out into space, which we have all seen before, we might see them get disemboweled first.” Oh boy.

(Via Empire Online, TrekMovie.com & USA Today)