US EditionNew Details Emerge For Sequel to Brad Pitt’s Oscar-Winning Comedy
- Brad Pitt will return as Cliff Booth in a 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' spin-off, with news breaking April 1, 2025.
- Quentin Tarantino developed a new script, building on the original story and characters he owns.
- The project, likely titled 'The Continuing Adventures of Cliff Booth', follows Booth as a studio fixer.
- Mike Fleming Jr. reported David Fincher will direct Pitt for Netflix, according to what he heard.
- This spin-off is in development and will likely release directly on the Netflix streaming service.
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We already have a title for the sequel to Érase once in Hollywood, which will be directed by David Fincher and will be released in the Netflix catalogue.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood | David Fincher's sequel appears to have a title
The title of David Fincher’s sequel to Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood appears to have been revealed – and it’s too long to fit here. It’s highly unusual for a piece of industry gossip to appear unannounced in the middle of a journalist’s question, but that seems to be what happened earlier this week. In an interview with Sinners director Ryan Coogler, Deadline writer Mike Fleming Jr asked a 150-word question that appears to re…
More details fall on this mysterious Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 2 directed by David Fincher and directed by Brad Pitt. In April 2024, to our dismay, Quentin Tarantino abandoned his film The Movie Critic. The film was supposed to tell the story of a pornographic film critic in 1977, while still being [...]
Quentin Tarantino's latest film is going to have a sequel, and we know more about the title and casting.Mis à parti Kill Bill, Quentin Tarantino's films are unique works, and the director never expressed sympathy for the franchises. Also, when we learned at the beginning of April that Once Upon a Time in Hollywood will be entitled to a sequel, and that it will be broadcast on Netflix! A news to which many cinemaphiles have had trouble believing.…
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