Quentin Tarantino was in Dayton, Ohio (at the Neon Movies where my girlfriend is an assistant manager/projectionist) though the holiday weekend to check out Cinerama--in fact, people were there from all over the U.S. and some folks from Germany and Ireland. If you don't know much (or anything) about Cinerama, I'll provide a link where you can find more information. I'd be extremely grateful if you could plug Cinerama on the site. Right now, Dayton's Neon Movies is the only theater in the country currently showing Cinerama flicks. The technician/projectionist, John Harvey, used to run his Cinerama rig in his house, before moving it to the Neon. He's currently assisting in getting a Cinerama venue set up in Seattle, and also helped get one running in England. He does all this for free. Anyway there have been a lot of rumors about Quentin's next film--a western, another Elmore Leonard adaptation, WWII. The manager of the Neon (Mike), one of the owners, and John Harvey had dinner with Quentin Friday evening (wish I could have been there) and he mentioned his current project. I talked with Mike when they got back from dinner and he said that Quentin is in fact doing a World War II film. His own Dirty Dozen, Mike said. I asked Quentin after the Sunday Cinerama show when we were going to see this new film and he said probably in 2001. He's half-finished with writing the script of his "epic." So that's it, pretty much from the horse's mouth.