The Academy Award-winning filmmaker Quentin Tarantino recently disclosed that as a kid he vowed to never share a penny of his movie-making fortune with his mother because she allegedly did not support his film career. According to Page Six, Quentin appeared in an interview with 'Billions' co-creator Brian Koppelman on his acclaimed podcast, 'The Moment'.

The 58-year-old revealed that he first began writing screenplays in elementary school, but got in trouble with his teachers, who, "looked at it as a defiant act of rebellion that I'm doing this instead of my school work." The director shared that he wrote a script called, 'Captain Peachfuzz and the Anchovy Bandit' when he was just 12-year-old.