Cannes Lights Up for Quentin Tarantino and Wife Daniella Pick's Affectionate Red Carpet Moment
Smitten by Spouse Daniella Pick - Obsessively in love with spouse Daniella Pick
Love was floating everywhere during the Cannes Film Festival's opening night on Tuesday, as Quentin Tarantino (62), the renowned director, and his radiant wife, Daniella Pick (41), Israeli-born singer, walked hand-in-hand on the red carpet. Their affection for each other was palpable, with multiple warm embraces captured during their photo session at the premiere of French film "Leaving One Day," directed by Amélie Bonnin.
Dressed to impress, Tarantino donned a sleek black tuxedo with a matching bow tie, while Pick dazzled in a stunning evening gown adorned with pearls and emeralds. The lavish affair marked Tarantino's dedication to late Western director George Sherman (1908-1991).
Tarantino and Pick have been inseparable since saying "I do" in 2018. Their love story began in 2009 when Tarantino was promoting his film, "Inglourious Basterds," in Israel. The couple's brood consists of a vibrant five-year-old son named Leo, and a sassy two-year-old daughter, whose name remains private. While the family calls the United States home, they also spend significant time in Israel.
Priorities Shifted: From Reels to Real Life
This isn't the first time Tarantino has graced a film festival this year. In January, he attended the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, where he reflected on his career and upcoming projects with renowned critic Elvis Mitchell. It was at Sundance in 1992 that his debut film, "Reservoir Dogs," made its entrance on the cinematic stage.
Tarantino's latest masterpiece, "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood," graced the screens in 2019. Since then, Tarantino's priorities have shifted towards his cherished family. He quipped, "When I'm in America, I write, and when I'm in Israel, I'm just Abba, which means Dad."
Tarantino's children have influenced his professional life, causing him to postpone the production of his last film. He explained, "The notion of going on a journey when they're too young to comprehend it isn't appealing to me." He plans to wait until his son reaches the ripe age of six, so he can comprehend the action, participate, and create memories that will last a lifetime. His daughter, he said with pride, is already a whiz kid, understanding "what's happening."
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- Despite his commitment to his latest project, Quentin Tarantino, after the premier of his film "Leaving One Day" at the Cannes Film Festival's opening night, prioritizes his role as 'Abba' to his children, leaving his writing for times when his family is in the United States.
- Quentin Tarantino's children have impacted his professional life, leading him to postpone the production of his last film, ensuring he takes them along on his journeys when they are old enough to comprehend and make lasting memories.
- At the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, Quentin Tarantino reflected on his career, upcoming projects, and the influence of family dynamics, taking him back to his debut film, "Reservoir Dogs," which also made its debut at Sundance in 1992.
