Quentin Tarantino Joins Forces With Sylvester Stallone for Gritty New Series Set to Shake Up TV

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Quentin Tarantino and Sylvester Stallone are joining forces for a new TV series. Sources say Tarantino is developing the show and has brought Stallone on board as a director.

According to the report, the new show will have six episodes and take place in the 1930s. The creators are aiming for an authentic feel, and TMZ reports the series will be filmed in black and white using cameras from the 1930s to capture the period’s visual style.

The story paints a vivid picture of life during that era, blending together elements of crime, entertainment, sports, and music. Expect to see gangsters and glamorous showgirls, alongside exciting boxing matches and performances that capture the spirit of the time.

We don’t yet know which actors will be in the series, but reports confirm Stallone won’t be appearing on screen. He’ll be directing the series alongside Tarantino instead.

Both directors have experience with period pieces. Tarantino’s film, Inglourious Basterds, features scenes from the late 1930s, and Stallone previously portrayed a character from that era in the movie Capone, where he played a mob boss.

Stallone isn’t just an actor; he’s also a director, having previously made the film Paradise Alley, which offered a realistic look at the past. Both he and the other filmmaker have experimented with black-and-white in their movies before, but this upcoming project will be filmed entirely in that classic style.

TMZ sources shared this information, and we’ll have more details as the story develops.

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2026-03-21 00:14