‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ Might Get An Extended Cut On

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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is perhaps inspiring infinite arguments (and theories), however one factor everybody can agree on is that this: It’s lengthy. The ninth movie from Quentin Tarantino continues to be about 20 minutes shorter than Avengers: Endgame, nevertheless it positively eats up a bit of your treasured time. For those that gladly surrendered that point, that is excellent news: According to considered one of its actors, Tarantino could also be engaged on a fair longer lower, which might drop on Netflix.

As caught by The Playlist, Nicholas Hammond — who performs Sam Wanamaker, the enthusiastic director of the Lancer pilot who instructs visitor star Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) to do an “evil, sexy Hamlet” — was on the podcast The Mutuals, and he wound up discussing all of the footage Tarantino shot that didn’t wind up within the already epic theatrical model.

“There is talk about there being a 4-hour Netflix version, as well, because there were a lot of scenes he shot that couldn’t make it into the film because there just simply wasn’t room,” Hammond instructed them. He referenced the model of The Hateful Eight Tarantino made for Netflix, which turns it right into a barely longer miniseries. “I think they’re talking about doing the same. There are some actors like Tim Roth, wonderful actors, who never even made it into the film. I mean, their entire roles got cut.”