Fok

Wonder why he's waiting for so long?

Geofferson

The daughter will be an adult then.

RichC2

Wonder what brought this up... I remember him spouting off about this back when KBv2 came out a few months ago... Kinda odd for it to just randomly pop up again.

Rival11

As a huge Tarantino fan, I'm not getting my hopes up on this one - I think we all know about the QT time game by now.

Good news though? Definitely.

Groucho

"Why wasn't there any nudity?"

What a weird question.

PopcornTreeCt

Agreed.

Rival11

Yeah, I didn't even really think too much of it until now - I wonder what the interviewer looks like? Does he have braces?

tripleeric1

WTF?!?!?! That guy is on crack.....15 years....geesh!

RyoHazuki

Yeah I hear this will be in a boxset with the Vega Brothers Movie, Tarantino's Casino Royale, The Woo/Tarantino Project, and any other of the several hundred movies Tarantino said he will make.

Josh H

Yep, and Uma will be aged appropriatedly as well, for when the daughter comes after her.

resinrats

OK that is stupid to wait until an actor is aged in order to make another movie. It's called make-up Tarantino. It can be used to age actors so you can make the movie now while people still have Kill Bill in their minds. Uma will be close to 50 by then and probably not in the shape she is now. Make it now while she still has fighting skills.

If he waits 15 years, people will complain how they are dragging up a movie series that should have stayed dead. It is like if suddenly they wanted to make another Dirty Harry movie. You know people would question why make it. Same with KB.

NEUMANN

I wonder if they will have the daughter of the women(part of the strike force that left her for dead) that uma killed(at the beggining of the first movie) comeing back for revenge on the bride

Drexl

That is exactly the idea.

cultshock

Not really new news, as QT said he was going to do this in interviews a couple months back. He was hoping to shoot some extra footage of various Kill Bill actors now, to use as flashback footage in the future film. Wonder if he's done that yet?

Robert

Thanks for the spoiler tags. I hate it when someone spoils a movie plotline that is pure speculation and only 15 years away.

tofu

I hope the made QT sign a contract, just in case he forgets.

Goat3001

"...But in like 15 years from now..."

That doesn't mean its coming in 2019. That means he wants to do a Kill Bill 3 but just a long time down the road. At least thats what I got from it.

Grubert

Beg to differ. Case in point: Unforgiven. David Peoples wrote the original script in 1976. Clint Eastwood bought the rights then and waited until he felt he was old enough to do the part justice.

Would you prefer Unforgiven starring Bronco Billy in latex makeup?

drjay

He also mentioned this in the Entertainment Weekly article (where he was on the cover looking like Liberace with doves flying around him). He said he shot some extra stuff during vol1/2 filming to make sure he had flashback material for the later film. Could be interesting, but I mean why wait, it's not like he's gonna use that little girl anyway, who knows if she can even really act?

Fok

Oh well, I'm looking forward to it, but 15 years is a long time to wait.

Zodiac_Speaking

I'm not holding my breath for it.

Bacon

Who cares will it have an insert for the 2 micron Super Duper HD Digital chip?

John-In-VA

Some of use waited that long to see Phantom Menace.
Let's hope a KB3 would be a little more satisfying after waiting that long.

resinrats

Big difference. Unforgiven was not a sequel. Since nobody knew of it except Clint and some others, there was no difference if it was written a year or twenty years before it was made. KB3 will need viewers to have seen parts 1 & 2. The longer the time between movies, the more people that either haven't seen the previous parts or have forgotten about it. Kill Bill doesn't seem to have the cultural impact that some movies have where generations and generations will want to see it.

Who's to say that the kid in part one will even be interested in doing part 3 or even fit for the part. That is a big part waiting isn't it? They can't exactly force her to do a sequel. Even if she signed a contract it might not be iron clad because she was so young when she signed it. What if she is extreemly fat in 15 years. She can't be forced to keep skinny because they want her to do a movie in the future.

Aging Uma wouldn't be that hard with make-up. Just add a few wrinkles. Recast the kid with an older girl.

Abob Teff

Damnit! Somebody beat me to it! I was about to make the same comparison. Tarantino is starting to remind me a lot of Lucas. Hashing wild futuristic plans, riding the tide of a major success for a few decades while slapping your name on a few other decent products that you had little to do with . . .

Honestly though. While the notion of "real time" aging is intriguing, it is kind of pointless with todays make-up and technology. It is simply a gimmick to keep rehashing the same movie over and over again (Pretty soon we'll have "Kill Bill THX Version" and the "Kill Bill Special Edition" and the "Kill Bill Computer Enhanced Special Edition" and . . . ).