Quentin Tarantino might be planning his retirement, but Ridley Scott is sure that that is not going to be the director's future.

For many years, Oscar-winning director Quentin Tarantino noted he wanted to retire after his tenth film. As his final movie, The Movie Critic, was scrapped, it's unclear which will be his final project,

Ridley Scott’s upcoming film “Gladiator II” comes out this month. It’s a sequel to his 2000 blockbuster starring Russell Crowe. That was movie director Ridley Scott, talking about why he won’t retire from making films anytime soon despite being 86 years old.

Ridley Scott is 87 years old and has achieved everything a director could achieve in Hollywood (except winning a Best Director Oscar), so he’s free to give an entertaining, unfiltered interview. In a new sit-down with The Hollywood Reporter,