Stranger breaks into Tarantino's home — and realizes he is not alone

An unknown man entered the grounds of Quentin Tarantino's estate in Hollywood on Wednesday, September 9, but fled before police arrived after realizing people were inside. The gardener described the intruder as a man around 35 years old dressed in black. Police classified the incident as unlawful trespassing, as the man did not enter the house. This is not the first such incident at the director's estate.

An unknown man entered the grounds of Quentin Tarantino's Hollywood estate on Wednesday, September 9, but fled before police arrived after discovering people were inside. According to TMZ, the intruder attempted to climb to the second floor of the three-story building. A gardener working on the property described him as a man around 35 years old, dressed all in black. Police searched the area and determined the man did not enter the house, classifying the incident as unlawful trespassing. The identity of those inside the mansion is unknown, and it is believed they are renting the house from the director. This is not the first such incident: in 2015, Tarantino himself called police after spotting a stranger on his property. The article also mentions a recent incident where several moviegoers complained about the director's loud laughter in a theater.