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The Hateful 10; The Number All Tarantino Fans Are Dreading.

Cine-files all round the world are living in fear for 2015's highly anticipated The Hateful Eight, not because it may have the possibility of Tarantino doing another Australian accent, but because the famous auteur has stated he is considering hanging up his camera after his upcoming tenth film.

In a recent interview, Tarantino made it explicitly clear that you should always leave the audience wanting more. And if the director, famed for the iconic classics Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, decides to retire after his ten film slate, then my life that is exactly what he will be doing.

This information was revealed during a Q&A for The Hateful Eight, and when asked, in response, by cast member Samuel Jackson what will the 51 year-old director do after his retirement, Tarantino responded by stating "Writing plays and books, going gracefully into my tender years". To which Jackson definitively stated "I don't believe you.". 

However, it's not all doom and gloom. According to Tarantino himself, "Nothing is etched in stone", which doesn't surprise me given how, despite the director's opinion, young he is in terms of directors and how entrenched Tarantino is in film. In my opinion, The Hateful Eight will certainly not be the last time we see Tarantino behind the camera, more so the beginning of a holiday away from the screen that the director will almost certainly return to entertain us all.

More Suicide Squad Castting News And Rumours; Margot Robbie Is Harley Quinn, And Is Jared Leton The Joker.

The 24 year-old Wolf Of Wall Street star, has been cast as the Joker's iconic girlfriend/annoyance in 2016's Supervillian movie Suicide Squad, set to be directed by David Ayer.

For me, Harley Quinn is a fascinating character famed for her quirky and insane antics. Robbie has emerged a fan favourite since speculation began of who would play the psychiatrist turned psycho, and her casting on Monday will certainly please many familiar with the character.

These reports were swiftly followed by further speculation that Ocar winner Jared Leto is reportedly linked to the 2016 film. With no definitive role associated with the Dallas Buyers Club star, fans eagerly jumped on the band wagon stating that the role could be none other than the clown prince of crime himself, The Joker. 

Although it would be impossible to emulate Heath Ledger's outstanding portray, it was inevitable that eventually the role would have to be recast. And with that in mind, I think Leto would be a great choice for the role. However, seeing as we are at the stage were no definitive confirmations have been made, there is only speculation to be made.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt To Play Edward Snowden (Don't Worry This Wasn't Leaked).

It is safe to assume that Joseph Gordon-Levitt has became something of Hollywood hot property within the recent years, and it seems that the Don Jon director is once again proving his worth by being set to portray perhaps one of the most controversial individuals of the past decade.

The Oliver Stone directed biopic, which has not yet been given a title, will follow the NSA whistle-blower, and Levitt will star in the leading role. The script also penned by Stone, is based on two books- The Snowden files: The Inside Story Of The World's Most Wanted Man, by Luke Harding, and, Time Of The Octopus by Anatoly Kucherena.

According to Open Road studio the film goes into production in Munich in January. Open Road also endorsed the independent nature of the project, stating that “this film needs an independent in the true sense, where political pressures will not come into play.”