Quentin Tarantino Teaming Up With Sylvester Stallone for New Series

Quentin Tarantino Teaming Up With Sylvester Stallone for New Series

Quentin Tarantino has picked his next project, and he's bringing Sly Stallone on to co-direct what sounds like an awesome, 1930s-type series ... TMZ has learned.

Tarantino & Stallone Team Up to Write/Direct 1930s Gangster Series

© Courtesy of Paramount +/ Tulsa King Quentin Tarantino and Sylvester Stallone are said to be co-directors and writers of a 1930s-set gangster series, according to a new report on TMZ. The outlet states that the pair is planning to produce a six-episode limited series featuring a full array of gangster elements, including shootouts, boxing, showgirls, brass bands, etc. Tarantino has consistently shown his interest in the 1930s gangster genre. At…

Quentin Tarantino & Sylvester Stallone’s Rumored 1930s Gangster Series Explained: What We Know So Far

While the world awaits his final movie after the canning of The Movie Critic, Quentin Tarantino has now reportedly joined forces with Sylvester Stallone for a new crime series, per TMZ. Although nothing concrete has been unveiled yet, this aligns with Stallone’s late-career trend, as he previously headlined the Taylor Sheridan crime drama, Tulsa King. As for Tarantino, even though he has acknowledged the evolution of TV shows in the wake of Pres…

Tarantino & Stallone Plan A Gangster Series?

A new report at TMZ claims that filmmaker Quentin Tarantino will write and both he and Sylvester Stallone will co-direct a 1930s-set gangster series. The outlet says the pair envision the project as a six-episode limited series, with “a full array of gangster elements: shootouts, boxing, showgirls, brass bands, etc.”. Tarantino has long experessed an interest in the 1930s gangster genre, at one point he was said to be considering directing a “St…

Sylvester Stallone And Tarantino Are Making A Black And White Gangster Series Together And Here’s What You Need To Know

Sylvester Stallone and Quentin Tarantino are teaming up to co-direct a six-part limited series set in the 1930s, shot entirely in black and white using period-authentic cameras from that era. TMZ broke the story Friday morning. No network or platform has been announced. No cast has been confirmed. What has been confirmed is the format and the premise. Gangsters, showgirls, boxing, and music, set in Depression-era America, shot the way films from…