Unseen footage from Quentin Tarantino’s Oscar-winning film includes some new Charles Manson videos and a look at Dakota Fanning as Squeaky From.
After a chilly two hours and 40 minutes, Quentin Tarantino seems to have missed a single second of “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” However, as we learned from Margo Robbie, there’s a 20-hour version of the film somewhere in the world, and now some of these additional unseen images have appeared in the new trailer for the film’s upcoming novel.
There was a time in Hollywood: A novel would be Tarantino’s first published work and described by the director as a “complete rethink” of the film’s narrative. Instead, it will be canceled on June 29; a new trailer has been released that disrupts the novel and offers fans unprecedented footage of the Oscar-winning film.
There’s a new video of Charles Manson and Mama Cass, a glimpse of Dakota Fanning as Squeaky Frome, and a phone conversation between Leonardo DiCaprio’s Rick Dalton and his starlet Trudy Fraser. In addition, Tarantino promised the book would clear up some of the rumors that plagued the original film, including whether Brad Pitt’s character, Cliff Booth, killed his wife.
“The cliff is a real mystery in the film, something like you; what’s wrong with this guy?” He said on the podcast at New Beverly’s Pure Cinema. “And one of the things about this book is that there are separate chapters that tell you, for example, that this whole chapter is about Cliff’s past. So he goes back in time to say to you about Cliff at the time.
And then just it goes with a typical storyline, and other chapters go back in time and tell one of Cliff’s past, and every branch that is just about Cliff’s past is like a weird little novel about itself even with Cliff. this book is more than just turning the script into a novel-like form; it’s a “complete rethinking of the whole story.” “It’s not like, ‘Oh well, he has a few more. the remaining scenes, so he just took the script, romanticized it, and added a few more.’ I’ve done so much research.”
Earlier this year, Tarantino released a 30-minute game that offered a new look at his “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” production. The documentary entitled “A Love Letter to Filmmaking” explores film themes and ideas and includes interviews with film stars. The director also had to work on an independent film, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” based on Bounty Law, the fictional television show starring DiCaprio’s character the film.