Quentin Tarantino Plans Last Film After Family Focus

Quentin Tarantino has revealed that he is not in a rush to return to filmmaking, primarily due to his desire to be present for his children, including his son who is about to turn 5. He expressed that he wants to wait until his son is old enough to remember being on set before directing again. Tarantino, who has not directed since 2019's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, is currently focused on writing a stage play that he hinted could serve as the basis for his final film. He emphasized that after three decades in the industry, he is content to take his time and ensure any future project aligns with his family's needs. Additionally, he mentioned that if the play is successful, it might become his last cinematic endeavor. Tarantino's reflections on his filmmaking journey and future projects were shared during his appearance at the Sundance Film Festival, where he celebrated the anniversary of Reservoir Dogs.