Talk of a prequel to Inglourious Basterds. Little early for that kind of decision to be made.

First Showing has the video of new Inglorious Basterds from ET.

The Italian poster for Inglourious Basterds is awesome.

A report that Weinstein Co. doesn't have enough money to market Basterds.

Nasty rumor that the Weinstein Co. is trying to trim 40 minutes from the Cannes version of Inglourious Basterds before it gets released in the US.

Whats next for QT? How about making films of the Millennium Trilogy books.

Not alot of details yet, but David Carradine was found dead in a Banhkok hotel room today. Carradine played Bill in Kill Bill.

TMZ is saying it might be suicide.

Tarantino talks about Basterds, post-Cannes. Apparently he's going to re-cut the film for its planned August 21, 2009 US release date.

I don't like this... most of the dialogue is in German and French and translated with subtitles.

Here's a review by Variety and The Telegraph.

Some details about the soundtrack for Inglourious Basterds.

Here is a French site that has loads of photos from Inglourious Basterds.

More Inglourious Basterds character posters: one | two.

Also, Tarantino talked to the NY Times about the film ahead of its screening later this month in Cannes.

Character posters are coming out for Inglorious Basterds. Here is the Brad Pitt poster (love that neck scar), and the QT Archives has the Eli Roth poster.

The Inside Reel has the Basterds clip from American Idol.

Thanks to Tim for the heads up.

QT is gonna be on American Idol.

Vanity Fair has a group of Inglourious Basterds photos.

Happy 45th B-Day to Quentin Tarantino today.

UPDATE: Thanks to the commenters that pointed out he turned 46 today, rather than 45. When I started this site, I was assured there would be no math. ;)

A call to ban Inglourious Basterds in Australia.

3 Inglourious Basterds posters via Empire Magazine. They remind me of the posters for Saw.

2 more after the jump.

The NY Post and the Daily Mail both have articles today about Inglourious Basterds.

The plot goes from broad comedy to outright horror. An insider said: "The Nazis really get their comeuppance. It's a big change from all the downbeat Holocaust films over the holidays," referring to "The Reader," "Valkyrie," "Defiance," "Good," "Adam Resurrected" and "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas."