Quentin Tarantino Says He Would Love To Shoot A Movie In Italy At Rome’s Cinecitta Studios

Digital content auctions have become all the rage alongside cryptocurrencies and it looks like director Quentin Tarantino is also getting into the NFT game to see if he can squeeze some money out of the growing trend. The filmmaker revealed at NFT NYC (see video below) that he’s digitized original pages of his beloved Oscar-winning “Pulp Fiction” script alongside seven uncut scenes from the movie as mentioned in a press release that was circulated by outlets like CNBC.

Quentin Tarantino is entering the world of NFTs, and he’s doing it via his most critically acclaimed film.

which will reveal “secrets about the film and its creator.”The never-before-seen or heard assets are one-of-a-kind and will only be visible to the owner of the NFT. “I’m excited to be presenting these exclusive scenes from ‘Pulp Fiction’ to fans,” Tarantino said in the statement.

Quentin Tarantino is diving into the world of NFTs.

Quentin Tarantino is set to auction off seven scenes from Pulp Fiction as NFTs.The filmmaker is breaking into the world of nonfungible tokens with the uncut scenes, as well as original handwritten scripts and exclusive audio commentary.Tarantino’s NFTs are built on the Secret Network platform, which is a blockchain ecosystem that aims to prioritise privacy – meaning that the owner of the NFT will be the only person who can view the content.“I’m excited to be presenting these exclusive scenes

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Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentRome’s MIA film and TV market chief Lucia Milazzotto is stepping down to head up a newly created sales and marketing unit of Italy’s Cinecittà Studios which is undergoing a radical revamp and looking to become continental Europe’s top production hub.The surprise announcement, made on Thursday by Istituto Luce-Cinecittà CEO Nicola Maccanico, comes just days after MIA wrapped its seventh edition on Sunday, having boosted its standing on the global

Kill Bill 3.Recently attending the Rome Film Festival to receive a lifetime achievement award, the filmmaker said he had “no idea” what his next film might be.When asked if it could be a third film in his iconic thriller series starring Uma Thurman, Tarantino replied “Why not?”He also went on to say he would first want to make a comedy, describing the project with Spaghetti Western elements to it.“It’s not like my next movie.

Quentin Tarantino has seemingly never answered “No” to speculation about what his next (and possibly final) film project will be. It seems that whenever someone asks him if it’ll be “Star Trek” or “Vega Brothers” or even “Kill Bill Vol.