Tarantino and Stallone are preparing a gangster noir
TMZ is reporting on an unexpected creative alliance between cinematic icons Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction) and Sylvester Stallone (Rocky).
The legendary pair is reportedly set to write and direct a new noir-inspired miniseries centered on the gritty gangster underworld of the 1930s. The project is envisioned as a six-episode limited series, featuring a unique stylistic commitment: every installment will be filmed using authentic vintage cameras from that era. While specific plot points and casting choices remain shrouded in mystery, major industry trade outlets have yet to officially corroborate the report.
Outside of this potential collaboration, Tarantino is scheduled to premiere a new stage play in London next year. Meanwhile, Stallone continues to headline the hit Paramount+ series Tulsa King.
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