Quentin Tarantino's Hollywood Hills mansion BROKEN INTO with occupants inside

Quentin Tarantino's mansion in the Hollywood Hills was allegedly broken into.

According to a report from TMZ, there were people in the home when the intruder entered the residence on Wednesday.

The police were called to the address, which is in the 7500 block of Woodrow Wilson Drive, but the suspect left before law enforcement arrived, the outlet said.

As police investigate, it's unclear if any valuables were stolen and if the renowned director, 63, was home at the time of the break-in. 

It comes nearly eight years after Tarantino reportedly scared off two fleeing burglars who made off with 'jewelry and other property' from his LA home.

At the time, two male suspects had broken in through a back window.

Prior to that, in November 2015, the Pulp Fiction director phoned the Los Angeles Police Department when he discovered someone wandering around his backyard.

Police arrived at the scene within a few minutes and the man left after being questioned by officers.

Earlier this year, Tarantino made headlines as he slammed Hollywood as a 'flavorless sausage factory.'

The two-time Oscar winner shared his thoughts in a fiery essay for Sight & Sound Magazine, in which he called out 'audience pandering' and miscasting in recent movies.

The filmmaker wrote that he finds it 'almost impossible' to watch a movie nowadays but named the one 2026 project that kept him captivated from beginning to end, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's Netflix movie The Rip. 

'A suspenseful new movie has come out that did grab me and held me for its entire duration,' Tarantino wrote.

He reviewed: 'The film is an exciting cop thriller with a novel premise that manages to deliver the goods in really clever ways.'

Tarantino praised: 'The whole package worked,' and lauded director Joe Carnahan, the screenplay and 'the splendid cast.' 

Tarantino also offered accolades to the film's cinematographer, Juan Miguel Azpiroz. 

Elsewhere in his essay for Sight & Sound, the entertainment industry veteran called out modern Hollywood.

'Flaws, implausibilities, audience pandering, miscast performers or just plain stupid s*** usually torpedoes every new movie coming out of the flavorless sausage factory that used to call itself Hollywood,' he penned.

He added that 'the entire concept of what is a movie is more inclined to inspire contempt in me than generosity.'

Tarantino tied the knot with Israeli singer Daniella Pick, 42, in November 2018 in a traditional Jewish ceremony, followed by a reception at Mr Chow.