Tarantino’s Wish List of Actors/Actresses

August 25, 2009 at 3:24am PST
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Inglourious Basterds creator, Quentin Tarantino said he would work with Brad Pitt again "in a heartbeat.”

The 46-year-old director said: "Brad deserves more respect and I think he is getting it. He has become arguably the biggest male movie star in the world. It seems like his time. It is the best time to work with him."

Tarantino also said that there are a number of British actors that he would like to work with: "I am a huge fan of Simon Pegg, so I would definitely love to work with him. I also think Kate Winslet is one of the best actresses that ever lived, so I would be honored to work with her.”

"I am also a huge admirer of Anthony Hopkins. I would also love to work with Michael Caine. I can see them appearing in my movies, it just has to be right."

Pat yourselves on the back ladies and gentlemen; if Tarantino is singin’ your praises you must be doing a hell of a job.

—Sophie Eager, Splash News

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Simon Pegg

Simon Pegg is just brilliant.

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