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Tarantino talks Kill Bill 3
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Matt
2nd October 2009
QT has announced plans to make Kill Bill 3. "But hasn't The Bride already killed Bill?" I hear you ask. Who cares about plot when there are ninjas to fight and obscure Korean films to reference!
Speaking in an interview on Italian television, Tarantino said that an Inglourious Basterds prequel was a "maybe" and that there won't ever be a Pulp Fiction sequel. (Sorry, Travolta - looks like you're stuck making dross for the rest of your career).
Then the mouthy director made the tantalising announcement that "the Bride will fight again". He says a Kill Bill 3 will "probably come out" and that he has to wait a couple of years first, setting the film 10 years after the events of the first two films.
All I can think about is poor Uma Thurman reading this news and thinking "Oh Christ - back to the gym and brown rice for the next couple of years then..."
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