Tarantino Teases 'Kill Bill 3' - Here's Five People Who Should Star

1. Andrew Robinson
Tarantino loves to pick up actors barely seen since the 1970s, and Robinson would be an ideal pick for him to pay a little homage to Don Siegel with. Robinson has had a steady television career, but he may be best known for playing the cherubic Scorpio in Dirty Harry. Why not have Robinson come back as someone the Bride thought she dispatched a long time ago, but who is still very much alive ... just maybe missing a limb or two. Perhaps he could team up with Sophie Fatale in order to reclaim their missing limbs.



2. Michael Parks

You need a little continuity between Vol 2 and Vol 3, and I'd like to see the return of Esteban Vihaio, preferably looking exactly the same (de-age with CGI if you have to) so that a life of drinks and whorehouses looks beneficial. Would he ever revenge his foster son, Bill? Would he tip off those looking for the Bride? Or could he act as her creepy mentor again, advising her just where to take her sword?



3. Ken Watanabe

Watanabe has quickly made a name for himself in America, but he's rarely gotten to have any fun. It would be wonderful to see him bring his considerable chops to Tarantino's grindhouse, and smile once and awhile. (Maybe he doesn't like to smile on camera. I have no idea.) Even if he played it deadly serious, he would be a very palpable threat in the Bride's world. Up until now, we haven't seen her face really anyone she couldn't take down. The name of the movie was "Kill Bill" for heaven's sake. It's not like she wasn't going to fail halfway through!



4. Michael Fassbender

Universally regarded as one of the high points in Inglourious Basterds (and that's saying quite a bit -- there were a lot of high points), Fassbender deserves a return to the Tarantino universe. I don't want to see him as a villain, but possibly as someone the Bride is forced to protect. I would pay good money to see Fassbender silently seethe at having to be guarded by a female samurai. Or maybe he could just cry and be splattered with blood a lot. That would be rather amusing too.



5. Yunjin Kim

I don't know how the final season of Lost will shake out, or if Sun will be allowed to finish this Lady Vengeance path that she's on. But if she doesn't (and something tells me she'll be more focused on finding her revived husband than plotting murder), then I respectfully ask Tarantino to let her play the Korean equivalent to the Bride. As enjoyable as it would be to see Kim pitted against Thurman, I would actually like to see them be allies. The Bride needs a friend, and Kim could easily walk the line of deadly and nurturing.