Tarantino's Final Film Set for 2027 Production

Quentin Tarantino’s long-awaited tenth and final film is moving forward, with plans to begin production in 2027. The director’s frequent cinematographer, Robert Richardson, provided the update, indicating that Tarantino will embark on a completely new project after abandoning his previously announced film, The Movie Critic.

Richardson, who has collaborated with Tarantino on six films since Kill Bill, stated that the director is currently focused on his first stage play, The Popinjay Cavalier, which is scheduled to open in London’s West End in early 2027. Only after that production will Tarantino turn his full attention to his final feature film. Richardson suggested that pre-production could begin in the summer of 2027, with filming to follow, though an exact start date is not yet locked.

The cinematographer emphasized that the new project represents a fresh direction. He described it as a departure from the abandoned The Movie Critic and from the world of Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, for which a sequel is already in production under a different director. Richardson offered no details on the film’s plot or title, only noting that Tarantino is not discussing the specifics...