Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood

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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (Spoilers): Tarantino At His Best...And Worst?

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Brad Pitt vs. Leonardo DiCaprio

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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Trailer 2

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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Trailer 1

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Cast & Crew

Leonardo DiCaprio
Rick Dalton

Brad Pitt
Cliff Booth

Margot Robbie
Sharon Tate

Kurt Russell
Randy

Dakota Fanning
Squeaky Fromme

Damon Herriman
Charlie

Austin Butler
Tex

Emile Hirsch
Jay Sebring

Scoot McNairy
Business Bob Gilbert

Luke Perry
Scott Lancer

Al Pacino
Marvin Schwarz

Nicholas Hammond
Sam Wanamaker

Spencer Garrett
Allen Kincade

Mike Moh
Bruce Lee

Lena Dunham
Gypsy

Damian Lewis
Steve McQueen

Bruce Dern
George Spahn

Timothy Olyphant
James Stacy

Zoe Bell
Janet

Michael Madsen
Sheriff Hackett on Bounty Law

Quentin Tarantino
Director

Quentin Tarantino
Screenwriter

David Heyman
Producer

Shannon McIntosh
Producer

Quentin Tarantino
Producer

Georgia Kacandes
Executive Producer

Dong Yu
Executive Producer

Jeffrey Chan
Executive Producer

Robert Richardson
Cinematography

Fred Raskin
Film Editing

Barbara Ling
Production Design

Richard L. Johnson
Supervising Art Direction

Eric Sundahl
Art Director

Tristan Paris Bourne
Art Director

John Dexter
Art Director

Nancy Haigh
Set Decoration

Arianne Phillips
Costume Design

Victoria Thomas
Casting

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Audience Reviews for Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood

• Apr 17, 2020

  From writer/director Quentin Tarantino comes the period drama Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood. A "what if" historical fiction like Inglourious Basterds, the film looks at the 1969 Manson Family Murders supposing that an aging action star and his stuntman had been living next door to Roman Polanski and Sharon Tate. Featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Kurt Russell, and Dakota Fanning, the film has an impressive cast; though most of the roles (apart from DiCaprio and Pitt) are little more than extended cameos. And the pacing is incredible slow, fetishizing old Hollywood as Tarantino is want to do. Still, his penchant for witty, engaging dialog is in full effect. While it meanders about too long and its blurring of fantasy and reality feels like a cheat, Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood is entertaining and fun (to a point).
  

  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Apr 16, 2020

  "What if Charlie Manson's cult attack on swanky entertainment persons of L.A. were made instead against, umm, more of a down home type guy?" seems to be the essential question of this look at California culture in the late 60's, inundated as it was with incessant media aimed at pleasure and mayhem. In the meantime we lackadaisically are lead to follow a faded actor's attempt to resuscitate his career while in that environment, as well as that of his stuntman best friend. This adventure is interesting while not essential to the story, which nonetheless is (ala typical Tarantino) topped with a violent climax. Worth watching again? You bet. Great realisation? Incredible.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Feb 01, 2020

  Positives: The acting, directing, screenplay, set design and costume desgin Negatives: Runtime and some dated morals towards females​
  John H Super Reviewer
• Dec 10, 2019

  This film could have been so much shorter and just as good. Huge chunks, particularly with DiCaprio, ended up being a waste of time in the grand scheme of the film. Margot Robbie was completely underused, but Pitt's character was well written and acted. The final sequence of the film is so great it almost justifies everything leading up to it, but I would not want to watch this film again based on the runtime and fluff alone.
  

  Sanjay R Super Reviewer

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