Quentin Tarantino, Sylvester Stallone Craft 1930s Gangster Series in Black-and-White
Quentin Tarantino remains active despite delays to his planned tenth and final film. He is developing a West End play set to debut next year and now appears to be pursuing television.
New limited series reported
TMZ reported that Tarantino will write and co-direct a 1930s-set gangster series. The six-part limited run will reportedly feature gangsters, showgirls, boxing, and period music.
The project will be shot in black and white. Sources say the production will use authentic 1930s-era cameras.
Collaboration with Sylvester Stallone
Reports state that Quentin Tarantino and Sylvester Stallone will craft a 1930s gangster series in black-and-white. Stallone is said to be co-directing alongside Tarantino.
Insiders add Stallone will not appear on screen. He is expected to work solely behind the camera.
Background and context
Tarantino previously mentioned plans, in 2022, to shoot an eight-episode series in the future. Fans have long speculated what that television work might be.
Tarantino has praised Stallone for years. He has cited the 1976 film Rocky as a formative influence on his cinematic ambitions.
Stallone’s directing record and past links to Tarantino
Sylvester Stallone, now 79, has directed eight feature films. His credits span franchise entries and standalone projects.
- Staying Alive
- Four Rocky installments
- The Expendables
- Rambo IV
Stallone turned down two acting roles offered by Tarantino. He declined parts in both Jackie Brown and Death Proof, citing creative differences.
What remains unknown
No cast or plot details have been released. There is also no production schedule public yet.
Filmogaz.com will monitor developments as more information becomes available.
