Jackie Brown: Last News

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino is making the rounds to promote his nonfiction novel “Cinema Speculation” and, while speaking with Elvis Mitchell during the book tour (via IndieWire) in NYC, dished out some tiny details about the script for his tenth and final film. READ MORE: Quentin Tarantino Has TV Limited Series Coming In Early 2023, No Plot Details Yet The writer/director revealed that the untitled project would come from an “original script” rather than being an adaptation like his fantastic film “Jackie Brown,” which Tarantino adapted/reimagined from the Elmore Leonard crime novel, “Rum Punch.” However, he was once tempted to adapt Lenoard’s book “Stick” but has since moved away from that idea.

EXCLUSIVE: Pam Grier, the actress from such cult classics as Jackie Brown, Foxy Brown and Coffy, has inked with APA.

told TMZ that his father had trouble breathing and was taken to Temple University Hospital in his hometown, where he passed Thursday due to complications during surgery.Hart and his brother, Wilbert, founded the Delfonics in the late 1960s with members Randy Cain, Ritchie Daniels and Thom Bell. The siblings wrote all of their own songs for the group, including their top hits “La-La (Means I Love You),” “Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time),” “Break Your Promise,” “I’m Sorry” and “Ready or Not Here I Come (Can’t Hide From Love).”The Delfonics won a Grammy in 1971 for “Didn’t I” for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group, Vocal or Instrumental.

William Hart, the lead singer of the hit-making Philly Soul group the Delfonics, died Thursday at a Philadelphia hospital following complications from surgery. He was 77.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWilliam “Poogie” Hart, lead singer of legendary Philadelphia soul act the Delfonics, has died, his son Hadi tells TMZ. According to the report, Hart was taken to Philadelphia’s Temple University Hospital after suffering breathing difficulties and died Thursday due to complications from surgery.

The relationship between actor Samuel L. Jackson and writer/director Quentin Tarantino goes back to their earliest days.

Zack Sharf Samuel L. Jackson has only one Oscar nomination to his name (a supporting actor bid for Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction”), which is downright shocking considering the handful of iconic roles in his filmography.

Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman are set to star together in new thriller The Kill Room.According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film is a “darkly comic” crime story, which will follow a hitman, his boss (Jackson), and an art dealer (Thurman).

In writer/director Quentin Tarantino’s career, the filmmaker has really only handled one major adaptation with “Jackie Brown.” That1997 film was adapted from the novel “Rum Punch” by Elmore Leonard, the same author that wrote the string of books that the show “Justified” is based on (Tarantino in talks to direct episodes for its new incarnation). “Jackie Brown” is considered one of the filmmaker’s more patient and mature outings.

EXCLUSIVE: Deadline hears that Quentin Tarantino is in early talks to direct one or two episodes of Justified: City Primeval, the FX limited series that reunites Timothy Olyphant with his six-gun as U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens. No one was commenting.

EXCLUSIVE: Quentin Tarantino (Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, Pulp Fiction) has been set as the narrator for the first season of Showtime’s Super Pumped anthology series chronicling The Battle for Uber. The project reunites the Oscar-winning filmmaker with his Kill Bill star Uma Thurman, who was tapped to play Arianna Huffington.

The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey has just been released by Apple TV+ – scroll down to watch.Samuel L. Jackson stars in the forthcoming series, based on the novel of the same name by Walter Mosley about a 93-year-old man with dementia given the chance to remember his past again.Jackson plays Ptolemy Grey, alongside Dominique Fishback, Walton Goggins, Marsha Stephanie Blake, Damon Gupton and more.Watch the trailer for The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey here:A synopsis for the show released by Apple TV+ reads: “Ptolemy Grey, an ailing man is forgotten by his family, by his friends, and by even himself.

Quentin Tarantino’s epic Inglorious Basterds.Bridget was a Hollywood icon in the 1980s and 90s, starring in films including Jackie Brown, The Godfather II, Single White Female, and It Could Happen To You.The daughter of Peter Fonda and the niece of Jane Fonda, she also landed two Golden Globe nominations and an Emmy Award.However, Bridget’s final role was 20 years ago, in 2002. She played the titular role in the TV series Snow Queen, before leaving the acting world entirely to focus on starting a family with her husband Danny, who has two daughters, Lola and Mali, from his marriage to Geri Eisenmenger.The couple welcomed son Oliver in 2005 and they now own a ranch in Santa Barbara.In a 1998 interview, Bridget was quoted as saying she wanted her career to be on her terms.Sean Penn says it takes 'cowardly genes' to swap jeans for skirt as he talks masculinityComedian dies of Covid aged 40, days after sharing ‘regret’ over not having vaccineMichael Madsen shares son Hudson’s poignant final text before deathInside Dallas and Happy Days stars Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl's relationshipShe said: ‘My problem is I want it all, but I want it on my terms.

quit her Hollywood acting career. The Jackie Brown actress, who turned 58 on Thursday, stepped out in Los Angeles this week. The critically-acclaimed actress was last photographed publicly in 2009 while attending the premiere of Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds.

Bridget Fonda has been seen for the first time in 12 years on her 58th birthday after rejecting Tinseltown to focus on her family.The Hollywood star retired from the spotlight back in 2002 after starring in several high profile films such as Single White Female and Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown. While she was last seen in the public at Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds premiere back in 2009, now over a decade later, she's been pictured stepping out with her and husband Danny Elfman's beloved 17 year old son Oliver.The star was photographed running errands on 27 January in her silver Land Rover as she donned a black and white striped T-shirt alongside a pair of dark trousers.

Hollywood actress Bridget Fonda was spotted out and about in a rare public sighting.The 58 year old, who stepped out of the spotlight, was snapped running errands in Los Angeles on Wednesday.Bridget was last photographed back in 2009 when she attended the LA premiere of Quentin Tarantino's World War II epic Inglorious B*****ds with husband Danny Elfman, 68.The star retired from acting in 2002 after featuring in many critically-acclaimed films such as Tarantino's 1997 film Jackie Brown and the thriller Single White Female.The film star decided to step out of the spotlight to focus on family life at her ranch in Santa Barbara.Bridget is part of Hollywood's famed Fonda Dynasty, along with her grandfather Henry, father Peter, and aunt Jane.On Wednesday, she was captured driving her 17-year-old son Oliver around LA in her silver luxury Land Rover.Her once golden blonde hair was now styled into a casual low ponytail.The star wore a black and white striped T-shirt and jogging bottoms, with a black bag across her shoulders.On her feet, she wore a pair of New Balance black and grey trainers.She was also seen wearing black-framed glasses on her natural makeup-free face.The shy star appeared to keep her head down while walking past the paparazzi and her face was covered with a mask.The actress had a sparkling career and she managed to get some great films under her belt.Bridget's breakthrough role came as she played the journalist in The Godfather Part III, which was released in late 1990.She also starred as fear-plagued lead Allison 'Allie' Jones in the classic 1992 thriller Single White Female.Later that year, she also worked on romantic comedy Singles alongside actor Matt Dillon.In 1997, she strangely happened to be on the same

Bridget Fonda, 58, hasn’t appeared in movies or TV since 2002 (her last role was in the TV movie Snow Queen), she was a mainstay of 90s cinema after hitting mainstream success in the 90s by appearing in The Godfather Part III. Throughout the decade, Bridget starred in tons of movies that have become classics, like Quentin Tarantino‘s crime drama Jackie Brown. She also appeared in the comedy Singles in 1992 and the 1999 horror flick Lake Placid.

Bridget Fonda was one of the most memorable pin-ups of the nineties, having starred in a number of box office hits.The film star comes from an acting dynasty and showbiz runs in the blood from her grandfather Henry Fonda to father Peter Fonda and aunt Jane Fonda. Bridget, now 58, who starred in films such as Single White Female and Jackie Brown, is married to film composer, Danny Elfman, 68. However, despite being red carpet regulars the couple has decided to swap the glamour of celebrity for a quieter life out of the spotlight.

Bridget Fonda was spotted out and about in Los Angeles on Wednesday January 26. The 58-year-old former actress was seen running errands with her adorable dog, while she carried a few essentials, in the new photos, which you can see here, via DailyMail. The photos were the first time she was publicly photographed since 2009, when she walked the red carpet at the premiere of Inglorious Basterds with her husband of almost 19 years Danny Elfman, 68.

Bridget Fonda, who retired from acting in 2002after appearing in a number of critically-acclaimed films like Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown, looked unrecognizable as shestepped out in Los Angeles on Wednesday.The former Hollywood siren, 58, was captured carting her and husband Danny Elfman's 17-year-old son Oliver around the city in her silver luxury Land Rover.Fonda was last photographed publicly in 2009 while attending the premiere of Tarantino's World War II epic Inglorious Basterds, which was held atGrauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Evolution: Bridget Fonda, 58,looked unrecognizable as she stepped out in Los Angeles on Wednesday Screen siren: Bridget retired from acting in 2002 after appearing in a number of critically-acclaimed films like Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown (pictured in 1997)For Wednesday's errand run, Bridget's once golden blonde hair was styled into a low ponytail that was secured in place with a scrunchie.She wore a pair of black framed seeing glasses on her seemingly makeup-free face.

Chris Willman Music WriterWhat do the Bride, Jackie Brown, Django, Mia Wallace, Hans Landa, Cottonmouth, Stuntman Mike McKay, Mr. Pink, Charles Manson and the Gimp all have in common? For one thing, that they’re all characters in a stage musical now playing at the Bourbon Room in Hollywood.But its creators would rather that you not call “Tarantino Live” a musical per se, or at least not boil it down strictly to that term.