Tarantino is ready to make a western for TV
A year ago, Quentin Tarantino announced his desire to end his directing career after the tenth tape. The world of television can help the legendary filmmaker postpone the moment of goodbye to big cinema. In an interview with Empire Tarantino magazine, he expressed interest in creating a mini-series based on the novel by Elmore Leonard “ Forty Lashes Without One ” ( Forty Lashes Less One ).Quentin acquired the rights to adapt four works of the American writer at once back in the 90s. In 1997, the novel " Rum Punch " became the basis for the plot of the film "Jackie Brown", and a couple of years later the heroes of the book " Forty Beats Without One " could also go to the screens. Tarantino started working on the script for a feature film, but soon he had to give priority to other projects. The main characters of the novel Leonard are African American Harold Jackson and Indian Raymond San Carlos , who were sentenced to life imprisonment in prison Yuma . Once they had a chance to atone for their past sins, taking part in the hunt for the five most dangerous criminals in Arizona ...  “Hopefully this time the project will finally go to work, - said Tarantino . -“ Forty beats minus one ” could be the third western of my career. I am currently thinking of bringing this story to small screens in a four or six episode show. ” The two-time Oscar winner already has experience in TV. In 1995, Tarantino directed one of the episodes of the first season of the medical drama Ambulance ( ER ), and ten years later received a nomination for an Emmy "For staging the two-part finale of the fifth season of the procedure" CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "( CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ).  The director's latest film, the Hateful Eight western, will be released in USA on January 14th . The Topic of Article: Tarantino is ready to make a western for TV. |
