Pitt reprises his role as Cliff Booth, Netflix releases four new stills

Brad Pitt puts on his goggles again and gets in the car on a dirt track.Four new stills released by Netflix show some of his life after returning as stunt double Cliff Booth.This new film directed by David Fincher is titled The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth (tentative translation of the Chinese name). It will be screened in IMAX around the world for two weeks starting from November 25, and will be released on Netflix on December 23.

The story is set in 1977, eight years after the events of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.Booth was facing a very different Hollywood than before.The 2019 previous film was written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Western movie star Rick Dalton and Pitt as his stunt double.The script of the new film is still written by Tarantino, the director is replaced by Fincher, and the producers are Pitt and Sean Chafin.

Several other photos put Booth into different scenes: he was talking with Elizabeth Debicki in a bar; at the tennis court, the two appeared together with Scott Caan and Carla Gugino.

The cast also includes Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Peter Weller, Matt Grove, JB Tadner, Corey Fogelmanis and Karen Karagoulian.Netflix released a trailer online last month, in which Booth said: "Let's put it this way, I know what it's like to kill someone with a knife."“

《Once Upon a Time in Hollywood》(Once Upon a Time in Hollywood) has a global box office of US$377 million. It was nominated for 10 Oscars and won two awards. Pitt also won the acting Oscar for the first time with this film.Supporting actors such as Mickey Madison, Austin Butler, Sydney Sweeney, and Margaret Qualley who participated in the previous film have since continued to expand their film careers.

Tarantino once explained that although he liked the new script, he did not want to make his final planned directorial work into a sequel.He said on the podcast Church of Tarantino (tentative translation) last year: ”I like the script, but I'm still walking the same path I've already walked.This somewhat made me lose interest.%