Quentin Tarantino is reportedly preparing to pitch his tenth film project, which he has previously announced as his final feature film.

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Quentin Tarantino, the acclaimed director behind classics like "Pulp Fiction," is gearing up to present his tenth film project, which he has previously stated will be his final feature film.

Tarantino Seeks Similar Deal to "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"

According to a source familiar with the matter, Tarantino will soon be offering multiple buyers the opportunity to read his latest screenplay. He is reportedly seeking a deal that would mirror the terms of his last film, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." This would include a substantial commitment to a theatrical release and ownership of the film's copyright. In the case of "Once Upon a Time," the copyright was set to revert back to Tarantino after a period of 20 years. With anticipation building, fans and industry insiders alike are eager to see what Tarantino has in store for his epic finale.

Tight Security Measures Expected for Script Reading Process

Similar to the tight security measures that were in place for "Once Upon a Time," the script reading process for Quentin Tarantino's latest film project is expected to be equally stringent. As was the case for his previous film, executives will likely be required to physically visit the office of Tarantino's agent in Beverly Hills and read the screenplay in a secure conference room. These protocols were implemented following a notable leak of the screenplay for Tarantino's 2015 film, "The Hateful Eight."

At this time, representatives for Tarantino have not yet issued any official comments on the matter.

Tarantino's Next Film Project to Feature Female Lead

According to a report from THR, the legendary director Quentin Tarantino's upcoming film project, which could potentially be titled "The Movie Critic," will have a female lead at its center. While some sources have suggested that the film could be based on the life of the renowned film critic Pauline Kael, others have noted that this may simply be a working title and not necessarily the final name for the project.

Tarantino Expresses Desire to Retire at the Top of His Game

For years, Tarantino has expressed his desire to retire from filmmaking while still at the top of his game. While he has not officially announced his retirement, the director has stated that he doesn't want to continue making films well into his later years when his creativity and vision may no longer be at their peak. It is worth noting, however, that Tarantino has recently revealed plans to direct an eight-episode television series, though details regarding its subject matter, cast, and distribution have yet to be revealed.