Quentin Tarantino Reveals He'd Cast Maya Hawke If 'Kill Bill 3' Happens | THR News - video Dailymotion

The filmmaker gives an update on the possibility of a 'Kill Bill' sequel.

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00:00I think it's just, um, revisiting the characters 20 years later.

00:06Quentin Tarantino has the perfect actor in mind to play the bride's daughter if Kill Bill 3 ever happens.

00:12While appearing this week on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast,

00:15the director discussed a potential sequel to his blockbuster two-part action film.

00:19Of the hypothetical film, the Oscar-winning director says

00:22just imagining the bride and her daughter Bebe having 20 years of peace.

00:26Then that piece is shattered.

00:27And now, like, um, the bride and her daughter, bride and Bebe are on the run.

00:33Tarantino also already has a special casting in mind when it comes to casting the bride's daughter.

00:38Just the idea of being able to cast Uma and cast her daughter Maya in the thing would be f***ing exciting.

00:44Tarantino already has a working relationship with Thurman's real-life daughter Maya Hawke.

00:49The 22-year-old had a role in the filmmakers Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

00:52as one of the Manson family followers.

00:54Tarantino has made it clear he's going to retire after making his tenth film,

00:59which many have assumed to mean he's going to make just one more.

01:02But a potential Kill Bill sequel could provide a loophole and an extra movie for fans.

01:07As he made clear yet again during the Rogan interview,

01:10the director counts Kill Bill 1 and 2 as one film.

01:13But a third could also be considered part of that same saga,

01:17which means it technically wouldn't count as his separate final film.

01:20Elsewhere, Tarantino added that he plans to continue writing for various projects during his retirement.

01:26I hope to do two more books and a play, and then we'll see what we are.

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