Daniella Pick and Quentin Tarantino continue to warm hearts wherever they go. The 62-year-old director arrived to support his Israeli wife at the premiere of her new film, The Perfect Gamble. The iconic filmmaker joined Pick on the red carpet rolled out at The Sunset in Los Angeles for the movie’s first official U.S. screening, and he could barely keep his hands off her.
Pick, 41, chose a dramatic red evening gown with an open back and looked especially radiant, as she does at every major event. She stars in the film, which was shot in Israel and Georgia, alongside Danny Abecassis, David Arquette and Alon Diner.
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Quentin Tarantino and Daniella Pick
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Tarantino and Pick first met in 2009, when the director visited Israel to promote his acclaimed film Inglourious Basterds. They married nine years later at his Beverly Hills home. The couple has two children: Leo, 5, and Adriana, 2.
Over the years, Tarantino has hinted he will retire after his tenth film, which is expected to be his next project, though its identity remains unclear. When he received a lifetime achievement award at the Rome Film Festival in 2022, he admitted he did not yet know what that final film would be.
This summer, he said he plans to begin preparations in January for a new stage production in London, noting, “I’ll probably move to England and take my family with me while I work on the play.” Pick later posted a clarification, reassuring fans that the plan is only to accompany him during short stays of “two or three weeks” at a time.
On Tarantino’s podcast, “The Church of Tarantino,” where he discussed the upcoming play, he also spoke about family life. “When my daughter comes home from kindergarten, the first thing she says is ‘Daddy, Daddy, Daddy.’ She hasn’t seen me all day, and I love being there,” he said. “Most of the time I’m with them from the moment they get home until they fall asleep, and that is very precious to me. In three or four years it might be a little less precious. They’ll grow, have their own friends, but right now is not the time to run off with the circus.”