Tarantino's ”Star Trek” will receive an ”adult” rating
Earlier this week, the sensational news circulated in Hollywood that the great and terrible Quentin Tarantino is going to take part in the creation of the famous sci-fi franchise "Star Trek". At the same time it became known that the director of "Pulp Fiction" and "The Hateful Eight" had already submitted the script application of the film about the brave space explorers to the judgment of the leadership of the Paramount studio, who were completely delighted with his ideas.The Deadline portal managed to find out new details of the intriguing film project. Judging by the information from Hollywood insiders, the work on the film is proceeding at the speed of warp-10. Over the past few days, Mark L. Smith ("The Survivor"), Lindsay Bear, Drew Pearce ("Iron Man 3") and Megan Amram ("Parks and Recreation Areas") have joined the blockbuster authoring group. Moreover, the studio has already organized a meeting for them with Quentin Tarantino, during which the director and writers exchanged ideas about the plot of the film. Rumor has it that Mark L. Smith may be in charge of finalizing the script. Throughout his career, Tarantino stubbornly refused numerous offers to take the helm of the promoted franchises. For the sake of Star Trek, the director is ready to make an exception to the rule, but the audience clearly shouldn't expect him to change the corporate style of his work. Quentin immediately announced to the studio bosses that he planned to target the film to an adult audience. Paramount management fully supports the director's idea and is ready to assign an age limit to their new blockbuster R. It is worth noting that the films of the legendary universe of Gene Roddenberry have never received a rating higher than PG-13 before.  Foreign sources still find it difficult to say whether we are talking about the continuation of the story of the adventures of the crew of the ship "Enterprise", or the action of Quentin Tarantino's film will unfold in some other corner of the vast world of "Star Trek". The Topic of Article: Tarantino's ”Star Trek” will receive an ”adult” rating. |
