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Summary
- Quentin Tarantino definitively shuts down hopes of directing his rumored Star Trek movie. It’s never going to happen.
- Tarantino worked with screenwriter Mark L. Smith on his Star Trek movie idea, but decided not to pursue it in January 2020.
- Despite speculation, an R-rated Star Trek by Quentin Tarantino will not become a reality. Tarantino clarifies the misinformation.
Quentin Tarantino shuts down hopes he will direct his rumored Star Trek movie. Tarantino was one of several filmmakers who developed a version of Star Trek 4. The Pulp Fiction director worked on his Star Trek movie idea with screenwriter Mark L. Smith in 2018 and 2019 while Tarantino was filming Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. However, in January 2020, Tarantino decided not to pursue his Star Trek movie idea, although an R-rated Star Trek by Quentin Tarantino has been the subject of speculation ever since.
Appearing on Club Random with Bill Maher, Quentin Tarantino definitively answered whether he would ever direct a Star Trek movie. Tarantino then described how his absence from social media means he didn’t refute the “misinformation” that has spread over his rumored Star Trek movie over the years. Read Quentin’s quote and watch the Club Random with Bill Maher video below:
It’s never going to happen. There’s been so much misinformation about what it was going to be. I mean, nothing but misinformation…
Source: Club Random with Bill Maher
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