 A film director revealed he was willing to sit on his latest creation until 2115 in order to clone himself ahead of its release. Robert Rodriguez, 55, explained his bizarre ambition to have his very own clone attend the premiere of his movie in hundreds of years to come. The American filmmaker responsible for Spy Kids, Sin City and From Dusk 'til Dawn admitted he has some grand plans for his new short movie he titled 100 Years. Fully finished and polished off, the unreleased creation will sit on ice for many years until its maker figures out how to make two of himself. Robert listed 100 Years' release date as November 18, 2115, and assured he was not worried about being dead following his call on science to help him live forever. Admitting the short film was what he considered to be his 'best work', he revealed his unique plan to launch it into the public domain during a recent interview. The director made a short film named 100 Years (Picture: WireImage) He admitted he wanted to wait until 2115 to release the movie (Picture: Getty Images) The director told The Bellissimo Files: 'I was so sad they locked it away, I was like 'I want people to see this'.' Despite already being given tickets that he could pass down to his descendants, the star wanted to take things one step further and be there to witness the public's reaction himself. He added: 'I hope I can clone myself so I can go and see it because they're going to show it in 100 years.' Thus far, the director has kept most details about his new film under wraps however it was revealed that Con Air actor John Malkovich would star in the creation. Robert was determined to wait decades and attend the screening for the flick (Picture: FilmMagic) The star made Sin City (Picture: Getty Images) The film is said to be set 100 years in the future and will find its home among the other science fiction flicks alread){kind=link}
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A film director revealed he was willing to sit on his latest creation until 2115 in order to clone himself ahead of its release.
Robert Rodriguez, 55, explained his bizarre ambition to have his very own clone attend the premiere of his movie in hundreds of years to come.
The American filmmaker responsible for Spy Kids, Sin City and From Dusk ’til Dawn admitted he has some grand plans for his new short movie he titled 100 Years.
Fully finished and polished off, the unreleased creation will sit on ice for many years until its maker figures out how to make two of himself.