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Once Upon A Time In Hollywood longer version might get Netflix cut

The extended cut is likely to be four hours long; with the goal in mind to showcase performers that were cut out from the movie

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Published: 04th August 2019

A longer cut of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood may find its way to Netflix as a mini-series.

According to Nicholas Hammond, who played a role in the film, Tarantino may be working on an even longer cut, which would drop on Netflix. According to Hammond, this extended cut is likely to be four hours long; with the goal in mind to showcase performers, including big names like Tim Roth, who had their scenes cut from the theatrical release.

There are talks that there’s going to be a 4-hour Netflix version. Because there’s a lot of things [Tarantino] shot that couldn’t make it into the film because there simply just wasn’t room. It’s two hours and forty minutes long and you have to cut it somewhere,” said the actor in a statement. 

 

The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt and focuses on the pair as they watch the industry they’ve long been a part of beginning to change. DiCaprio plays Rick Dalton, a TV star, and Pitt plays Dalton’s stunt double.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is scheduled to release on August 15 in India

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