Could ‘The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth’ Re-Ignite Quentin Tarantino’s Bruce Lee Controversy?
The new trailer doesn't shy away from the most discourse-inducing scene from 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.'
Quentin Tarantino sought the complete David Fincher experience for his film "The Further Misadventures Of Cliff Booth." Fincher, who directed David Fincher's material for the project, expressed enthusiasm about working with Tarantino. Despite Fincher only spending 11 minutes on set during the filming, Tarantino found the experience "really exciting" due to Fincher's dedication to the project.
Fincher described himself as "a meticulous, intense marionette artist" during the process, insisting on taking 28 takes for every set-up. The film will be released on November 23, primarily in IMAX theaters.
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