The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth trailer: Brad Pitt’s Cliff is back with a new mission
Quentin Tarantino has unveiled a new standalone film, "The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth," a sequel to his 2019 hit "Once Upon a Time." The movie stars Brad Pitt once again as stuntman Cliff Booth, this time exploring his life after parting ways with actor Rick Dalton. Timothy Olyphant reprises his role as James Stacy. The 90-second trailer hints at some dark times for Cliff as he discusses his violent past, saying, "Now, I lost count of how many jokers I killed on TV.
But you, you actually killed people." Cliff's humor remains intact as he jokes about Rick Dalton's weight issues. The film, produced by Brad Pitt and directed by David Fincher, will be exclusively in IMAX for two weeks starting November 25 before premiering on Netflix on December 23. Other notable cast members include Scott Caan, Carla Gugino, Peter Weller, and JB Tadena.
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