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Brad Pitt’s Cliff Booth Falls Into ‘Further Mis-Adventures’ in New Trailer

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Brad Pitt’s Cliff Booth Falls Into ‘Further Mis-Adventures’ in New Trailer

Netflix has shared the first trailer for The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth , the quasi-sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood focused on Brad Pitt ’s character.

The streaming service previously shared a teaser for the film , but the new trailer offers a deeper look at the David Fincher -directed follow-up, which takes place in 1977, eight years after the history-altering Hollywood .

In Cliff Booth, Pitt’s titular character is no longer a stunt double for Rick Dalton — Leonardo DiCaprio’s character “got too fat for me to double him anymore,” Booth quips — and is now freelancing as a “studio fixer.”

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