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    Tarantino Receives Kirk Douglas Award for Excellence in Film
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    We chatted briefly with the man of the night at his tribute dinner and watched as he excitedly accepted his award. "It's a big honor to be honored by the Santa Barbara Film Festival. It's also a big honor to get the Kirk Douglas Award" Tarantino told us. We asked what he will be doing next and he said he honestly doesn't know. Full Article at Original Signal: Movies
    It's a big honor to be honored by the Santa Barbara Film Festival. It's also a big honor to get the Kirk Douglas Award
    Quentin Tarantino – Quentin Tarantino SOURCE: Original Signal: Movies 1 month ago
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Tarantino Receives Kirk Douglas Award for Excellence in Film
  1. I'm looking forward to getting this behind me ('Inglorious Bastards') so I can go back to my writing desk and figure out the next story I want to tell. I just know I want to write. I just kind of figure out what I want to write about as I stumble through it.
    SOURCE: Original Signal: Movies 1 month ago
  2. It will probably be the movie I do after another movie.
    SOURCE: Original Signal: Movies 1 month ago

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