“The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth” киноны зохиолыг бичсэн ч найруулагчийн суудлыг Дэвид Финчерт шилжүүлжээ.
Квентин Тарантино “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” киноны спин-оффыг өөрөө найруулахгүй гэж шийдэхдээ Брэд Питтийн урмыг хугалахаас санаа зовж байснаа “Empire” сэтгүүлд ярьжээ. Тэрээр зохиолыг бичсэн ч арав дахь буюу найруулах сүүлчийн киногоо хийхээр төлөвлөж буй тул уг төслийн найруулагч болохоос татгалзсан байна.
Питт 2019 оны кинонд Леонардо ДиКаприогийн хамт тоглосныхоо дараа Оскарын шагнал хүртсэн бөгөөд шинэ бүтээлд Холливудын каскадёр Клифф Бутийн дүрдээ эргэн ирнэ. Тарантино зохиолоо найруулахгүй гэдгээ хэлэхэд Питт сэтгэл дундуур байснаа илэрхийлж, улмаар Дэвид Финчерийг найруулагчаар ажиллахыг хүсжээ.
Финчер Тарантиногийн зөвшөөрлөөр зохиолыг уншаад төсөлд нэгдсэн байна. Тарантино түүнийг зохиолыг нь найруулахаар нэг жил хагасыг зориулах болсонд баяртай байгаагаа хэлжээ.
1977 онд өрнөх “The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth” кинонд Клифф Холливудын асуудал зохицуулагчаар ажиллаж буйг өгүүлнэ. Тус бүтээл арваннэгдүгээр сарын 25-нд IMAX-ээр гарч, арванхоёрдугаар сарын 23-нд Netflix-т нээлтээ хийхээр товлогдсон бөгөөд Cinemark, Regal кинотеатрууд богино хугацааны нээлтийн цонхыг шалтгаалан үзүүлэхээс татгалзжээ. Тарантино мөн зохиолоос сэдэвлэсэн “The Adventures of Cliff Booth” романыг хэвлүүлэхээр төлөвлөж байна.
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Quentin Tarantino says he was worried about disappointing Brad Pitt by deciding not to direct the Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood sequel.
Pitt is returning as Hollywood stuntman Cliff Booth in upcoming spinoff The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth, following his Oscar win for starring opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in Tarantino’s original 2019 film.
Tarantino, who has been clear that he only plans on directing one more film, his tenth, opted out of directing the new sequel after writing the script, but admitted to Empire that he had doubts about leaving Pitt behind until David Fincher joined the project.
“[Pitt] was the one I felt I was really letting down when I didn’t do it,” Tarantino, 63, told the magazine. “I felt bad about that, and the fact he took it to his guy and his guy responded to it… That was fantastic.”
Fincher stepped in to the director role after Pitt — who Fincher had previously directed in Seven, Fight Club and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button — approached him and said he was “disappointed that he wasn’t going to play Cliff Booth again,” he said.
The director told the magazine that Fincher agreed to read the script for the sequel, as long as Tarantino gave his permission.
“You could have knocked me over with a feather,” Tarantino recalled his reaction to news of the collaboration. “I was like, ‘Really? You think he’d be interested? F***ing yeah: show it to him!’”
He went on to say: “The fact that a director of David’s calibre would spend a year-and-a-half of his life doing my material was, I thought, wonderful. It said a lot about what was on the page.”
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Fincher said that in the script, he found a “Venn diagram” of what Pitt, Quentin and himself wanted to focus on with the film.
Set in 1977, eight years after the events of the first movie, The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth will follow Pitt’s character as he works as a Hollywood fixer.
The film will be released November 25 in IMAX, before arriving on Netflix December 23. Cinema chains Cinemark and Regal have both declined to show the movie because of how short a release window they’ve been offered by the streaming platform.
Tarantino previously announced that alongside the new movie, he will also be publishing a novelization of the story, titled The Adventures of Cliff Booth. He did the same with the original film’s novelization of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood.
