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While Quentin Tarantino was promoting his latest book, &ldquo;Cinema Speculation,&rdquo; he announced his plans to work on an eight-episode series next year.
&ldquo;Cinema Speculation&rdquo; is Tarantino&rsquo;s new collection of essays on some of his favorite movies.
Did you know that this is not the first time that Tarantino has worked in television before? He directed two episodes of &ldquo;CSI: Crime Scene Investigation&rdquo; back in 2005.
Tarantino also revealed other plans as he said that he wrote a play before &ldquo;Once Upon a Time in Hollywood&rdquo; was done. He also said that Samuel L. Jackson approached him to do a rewrite for the 2000 &ldquo;Shaft&rdquo; reboot, but sadly he rejected the offer.
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Following up on Samuel L. Jackson, Tarantino stated that he would love to adapt Marvel&rsquo;s comic book, &ldquo;Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos&rdquo; to the screen. It follows Samuel L. Jackson, as Nick Fury, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the adventures of the eponymous World War II unit.
Tarantino also revealed that his favorite movie of his is "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" saying, "For years, people used to ask me stuff like that. And I would say something like, "Oh, they're all my children. I really so think "Once Upon A time In Hollywood" is my best movie."&nbsp;
In the last few years, some rumors circulated that Tarantino will produce and direct a &ldquo;Star Trek&rdquo; project after sharing his pitch with J.J. Abrams, and said that Abrams was &ldquo;steering away&rdquo;.
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