We have a few fresh details about the upcoming sequel "Once in Hollywood", which is currently gathering Netflix. For those who may have missed it, yes, we obviously get a sequel to director Quentin Tarantino, Oscar, wins in 2019, a hit hit. Brad Pitt is back as Cliff Booth, With David Fincher ("Seven", "killer") of the ship to directWorking from the script from Tarantino. While we have no plot of synopsis or something, we have a sense of what the movie will be now.

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During the recent episode of Podcast "big picture"Hosts John Fensey and Amanda Dhnins discussed the sequel to surprise and shared what they learned about the project. Fennessee revealed that it is probably best not to think of the film as a sequel. Instead, it is more like the "further adventures of Cliff Booth". Here's what he had to say about it:

"This provincially should not be thinkt of as a sequel. This should be thinkt of a follow-up that's connected to but not the same as-the excampl Chandler Adaptation Starring Humphrey Bogart, is in the Same World as 'Farewell, My Lovely,' The 1975 Robert Mitchum Movie, But It's (a) Different Actor, Different Directors, Different Time in the Story.

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"The only other important information I learned, that I think it has been confirmed, is that the film takes place in 1977, which is approximately eight years after" once, once in Hollywood ", and a different time in Cliff's life," the host added. "Once, long ago in Hollywood" happened during three days in 1969. As such, we will be far away from those events.

Here you need to consider a lot of terribly. For one, Tarantino did not direct the film despite writing it, which is rare for him, especially in recent years. The filmmaker is ready to retire after directing his 10th film and he is very chosen for what that project will be. At one point, He was ready to direct the "film critic" before falling apart last year. That movie will also play Pete.

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There was some speculation that Fincher's new project was a reworked version of the "Critic of the Movie". So far, however, it's nothing more than speculation. Until Fincher, Pete, Tarantino or Netflix weigh, we have very little to continue, except for these precious few new details. So, we are left to speculation and to wonder aimlessly.

What is clear is that it sounds like this be more than spin-off centered on a stall with rocks, telling a completely different story. Can be more similar to "Jesus rolls", forgotten spin-off "Big Lebovski" It had very little to do with the original Coen Brothers Comedy Classic. When the last time we left Cliff, he was preparing to move from Leonardo DiCaprio's Rick Dalton, facing an uncertain future as a stuntman without a job. It is currently not believed that DiCaprio will return to monitor. Even so, the research where Cliff wounded eight years after "once, once in Hollywood" is an intriguing term. There may be a lot of meat on those bones.

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It is also worth noting that Fincher and Pete have a great job, collaborating on "Seven", "Fight Club" and "iousubopitic case of Benjamin Button" together. They too I got very close to making "World War Z 2" together before it collapses in 2019. Much to dig here, though many questions still remain to hang for now.

The sequel to "Once During Hollywood" has no publication date, but stay up to date.