The cinematic universe surrounding Quentin Tarantino's Oscar-winning feature Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is expanding with an officially named follow-up project. Brad Pitt is set to reprising his celebrated role as stuntman Cliff Booth in a film now formally titled The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth. Previously referred to under placeholder names such as 'Untitled Cliff Booth Movie' and 'The Adventures Of Cliff Booth', the project brings together a formidable creative team, combining Quentin Tarantino's original screenplay with David Fincher guiding the production from behind the camera.
A New Era in 1977 Hollywood
Confirmed details from Netflix reveal that the new storyline jumps forward to the year 1977, placing Cliff Booth exactly eight years after the dramatic events of the 1969-set original movie. The narrative places the veteran stunt double into "a very different Hollywood", capturing a decade marked by monumental cultural and industry shifts in American filmmaking. While specific plot details are being kept under tight security, the premise explores how Booth navigates this changing landscape during a distinct chapter in cinematic history.
Star-Studded Cast and Key Creative Questions
Joining Brad Pitt on screen is an impressive supporting cast that includes Scott Caan, Carla Gugino, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and Peter Weller. Film enthusiasts and industry observers are eagerly awaiting to see whether Leonardo DiCaprio might reprise his role as actor Rick Dalton, who served as Booth's longtime employer and close companion in the first film. The unique collaboration between Tarantino's distinctive dialogue style and Fincher's meticulous directorial vision promises a rare cinematic experience.
Theatrical Release and Netflix Streaming Schedule
Moviegoers will be able to experience The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth on the big screen ahead of its home streaming debut. The film is scheduled to premiere in IMAX theaters on November 25, 2026. Following its exclusive theatrical run, Netflix will release the picture globally on December 23, 2026, aligning perfectly with the holiday season. The film also revives discussions about whether Brad Pitt could secure another Academy Award for returning to the iconic role that previously earned him an Oscar.
