The famed director clarifies that his plans to make a 'Star Trek' film have been scrapped and debunks rumors surrounding his upcoming final film project.
- August 26, 2024
AceShowbiz - Despite initial reports, Quentin Tarantino has confirmed that he will not helm a movie in the "Star Trek" franchise. The director, known for his upcoming 10th film, stated on Bill Maher's podcast that the "Star Trek" project will "never happen."
Tarantino expressed frustration over misinformation spread about his projects due to his absence on social media. He explained that rumors often circulate without his input. These rumors include the casting of Tom Cruise and Paul Walter Hauser in his now-shelved film, "The Movie Critic".
Screenwriter Mark L. Smith previously revealed that he had written a "Star Trek" script based on Tarantino's story idea. Tarantino acknowledged the abandoned screenplay, noting that his concern about making Star Trek his final film halted its development.
Smith praised the script, stating that it would have been an exceptional "Star Trek" movie due to Tarantino's unique vision. However, Tarantino emphasized that he cannot foresee the project coming to fruition.
Currently, Tarantino has yet to disclose the title and details of his final film project. As rumors surrounding his upcoming projects continue, fans are advised to await official announcements rather than relying on unverified information.
