Finally!!

Text taken from Slamxhype.com:

Quentin Tarantino is a name you associate with greatness, his films are often as eccentric as himself and attract attention like there is no tomorrow. This copy of Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Inglorious Bastards’ Script is over the top and insane, with the cover featuring a mispelt hand written heading with the same mistake made throughout the screenplay it shows how rough yet thought provoking his work is.

“The script is 165 pages long and follows a squad of American soldiers called the Bastards — a guerrillalike force who travel behind German lines in 1944, striking terror into the hearts of Nazi soldiers. The Bastards are headed by Lieutenant Aldo Raine — the role we’d imagine Tarantino is hoping to land Brad Pitt for — described by the script as a “hillbilly from the mountains of Tennessee,” who has around his neck a scar from where he survived a lynching. (”The scar will never once be mentioned,” Tarantino writes.) In a parallel story, Inglorious Bastards follows a French Jewish teenager named Shosanna who survives the massacre of her family and flees to Paris, where she winds up running a movie house during the Nazi occupation. The Bastards’ and Shosanna’s stories intersect when a gala premiere of a Goebbels-produced propaganda film is put on in Shosanna’s theater, with Hitler and most of the German High Command scheduled to attend. Both the Bastards and Shosanna launch plots intending to end the war a little earlier than anyone expected.”
What sounds extremely interesting read the entire story over at NY Mag.