Quentin Tarantino, 62, and glamorous wife Daniella Pick Tarantino, 41, pack on the PDA during rare red carpet appearance as he supports her at The Perfect Gamble premiere

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Quentin Tarantino attended the Los Angeles premiere of his wife’s new movie on Wednesday to show his support.

The unconventional Hollywood director and his wife, Daniella Pick, walked the red carpet at the US premiere of his film, The Perfect Gamble, held at Harmony Gold on Sunset Boulevard.

Sixty-two-year-old Quentin Tarantino embraced Israeli actress Melanie Griffith as soon as he arrived at the movie theater. They were soon joined by the rest of the film’s main actors and director, Danny Abeckaser.

At 41, actress Pick looked stunning in a red, backless gown while attending a promotional event for her new movie with director Tarantino.

The actress will appear in an upcoming thriller with actors Alon Abekaser, David Arquette, and Eli Danker. The movie was filmed in Israel and Georgia, the director’s home country.

In 2009, Alisa Pick first encountered Quentin Tarantino while he was in Israel promoting his film, Inglourious Basterds. They eventually married nine years later at his home in Beverly Hills.

The couple has two children: a five-year-old son named Leo, and a two-year-old daughter whose name they haven’t shared with the public yet.

Daniella and Quentin Tarantino have welcomed their second child, a baby girl, born on July 2, 2022. She joins their son, Leo. A spokesperson confirmed the happy news to PEOPLE magazine.

Despite rumors that Quentin Tarantino named his son after Leonardo DiCaprio, a frequent co-star in his films, he recently shared on Jimmy Kimmel Live that this wasn’t the reason.

Tarantino said they nearly chose a different name, worried people would think he’d named his son after Leonardo DiCaprio.

It’s perfectly fine, but his name has a special meaning. He’s named after my wife’s grandfather, and we also secretly thought of him as our little lion.

The director has suggested he plans to retire after completing his next film – his tenth overall – although he hasn’t announced what the movie will be.

Oh my gosh, you guys, did you hear? Quentin Tarantino got a lifetime achievement award at the Rome Film Festival in 2022, which, obviously, he deserved! But the crazy part? He actually said he has absolutely no clue what his tenth movie is going to be! Like, no idea! It’s killing me! What will it be?! I need to know! It’s the most exciting and terrifying thing ever!

So, everyone’s been asking about a potential Kill Bill 2, right? I was at an event recently and asked the director myself, and you won’t believe his answer – he just gave me this playful little ‘Why not?’ It’s not a yes, but it’s definitely not a no! As someone who keeps an eye on these things, I’m taking that as a pretty strong hint that we might just see more from that incredible world. Stay tuned, because I have a feeling this story isn’t over yet!

I’m really excited about exploring comedy more in my work. I’m actually developing a Spaghetti Western project – I don’t want to give away too many details just yet – but it’s something I think audiences will really enjoy. It’s a fun direction I’m keen to go in.

Despite receiving his award from Italian director Dario Argento, the filmmaker hinted that his work might not actually be considered a movie.

He explained that his upcoming project isn’t a film at all, but something different he’s considering, and he’s keeping the details secret.

‘But part of this thing, there is supposed to be a Spaghetti Western in it.’

At the Sundance Film Festival in January, Quentin Tarantino said he wasn’t planning to start his last movie anytime soon.

I’m not rushing to start a new film project,” he explained to Elvis Mitchell. “I’ve been working consistently for three decades. Right now, my focus is on my family – my son is turning five next month, and I also have a little daughter who’s two and a half years old.

‘When I’m in America, I’m writing. When I’m in Israel I’m an abba, which is Hebrew for father.’

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2025-11-13 10:49