Yes, that title can make you want to check your calendar, and yes, I can confirm that at the time of publication, it is really April 1st. However, I can confirm that this news, as likely as it may sound, is very real. According to the playlistIt seems that a sequel to "Once, in Hollywood" by Quentin Tarantino, starring Brad Pitt as a cascge (and Manson Family Nemesis) Cliff Booth is set up in Netflix. Moreover, although the script for the film (which is still unclear) is written by Tarantino, the film will be directed by someone else. However, not just someone, but a man named David Fincher.

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Here /film we were looking forward to Tarantino's saga of Hollywood's plans, as he seemed to be almost around the corner of the publication of a project that became known as a "film critic" as his 10th and (according to his self-pressing 10 films). That project initially seemed to unite Tarantino with Pete as a director and actor, something that was not too surprising as the two worked together several times in the past. However, After the news of Tarantino to leave the filmIt has been revealed that the script may have had some direct links with "once in time in Hollywood", and Pete would play Cliff Booth again.

This latest development seems to indicate that this new film by Fincher/Tarantino is really either a "movie critic" or some version of it. Regardless of this film, his status as a sequel "Hollywood" no longer doubts, As the Effef Snyder claims That Leonardo DiCaprio (shown by Rick Dalton in the film) is in talks to join Pit and Fincher of the film, which will be produced for Fincher's home grass at Netflix. Whether Pete and DiCaprio will be co-leaders of the movie or just a pit (or none, maybe?), One is for sure: Rick Dalton lives!

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For Fincher Fendes, Tarantino true and kinefiles of a certain age, this news is quite seismic. When it comes to fincher, which cinematic output has declined in recent years, it's wonderful to see Him Jump Back Into Making a Feature Just Two Years After Dropping "The Killer" in 2023. Alternate-Reality Vibes of "Hollywood" Aren't Entirely the Auteur's Thing, He's Certainly Proven Himself Interested in Fictionalized Hollywood Histories, Thanks to Mank in 2020. It is especially exciting to see Fincher and Pete's team again, as they have not worked together as a 2008 director and actor "Theubopitic case of Benjamin Button".

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For the heads of Tarantino, this development is even greater. Not only will we see the "film critic" after all (something I predicted would happen), but we would finally get a straight sequel to Tarantino's several characters, something that the director threatened "Vega Brothers". Although some of Tarantino's characters have appeared in several films (especially Ray Nicholet by Michael Keaton and Earl McGrve at the Michael Parks) and many others are made during his films, this project marks the first time we see further adventures of his protagonists.

Given Tarantino's insistence on leading his career, this news may look bizarre on paper, even with the understanding that he is clearly inspired by his "Hollywood" characters in recent years, not only in his writing "film critic" but. Hollywood's novel. However, this project may not be just a by -product of his "10 films and outside" plan for himself, as others are rumored. It can actually be part of his farewell plan: after all, his career began with likes of Oliver Stone and Tony Scott make movies from his early scenarios. Maybe Tarantino thinks he should go out in a similar way to enter. This Fincher/Pete/DiCaprio project may end as one -time, but we may not be surprised if Paul Thomas Anderson's next film turned out to be a script for Tarantino. Whatever happens to Hollywood's tracking, we don't have too long to wait, as sources say filming will start this summer. More as it develops!

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