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Quentin Tarantino has chosen David Fincher to direct the sequel 'The Adventures of Cliff Booth,' passing on the project himself to focus on theater and his final film, 'The Movie Critic.' Tarantino praises Fincher's interest in adapting his work, highlighting their status as top directors.
Quentin Tarantino has decided not to direct the sequel to 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' citing a need for new challenges and praising David Fincher's involvement. He remains involved as a writer and producer and explains that his planned final film, 'The Movie Critic,' was scrapped because it was too similar to his previous work. Tarantino emphasizes the importance of exploring uncharted territory in his final projects.
Quentin Tarantino explained why he chose not to direct the Netflix follow-up to 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' citing a desire for his final film to explore new territory. He praised David Fincher's interest in adapting his work, highlighting their status as top directors, and confirmed he will still be involved as a producer. Tarantino also discussed scrapping his project 'The Movie Critic,' which was intended as a spiritual sequel to his original film.
Quentin Tarantino explained that he chose not to direct the upcoming Cliff Booth movie, a sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, because the project felt too similar to his previous work and lacked the creative challenge he seeks. He praised David Fincher for directing the film and mentioned he will still be involved as a producer during filming.
Zach Cregger, director of 'Weapons,' discusses his film's unconventional structure, influences like 'Magnolia,' his collaboration with David Fincher, and plans for a potential sequel, while reflecting on personal grief and the film's surreal elements.
David Fincher is directing a Netflix sequel to 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' titled 'The Adventures of Cliff Booth,' with Brad Pitt reprising his role. The film is currently shooting in Los Angeles, featuring a 1970s setting, and is expected to be released on Netflix around 2026. The cast includes Scott Caan, Elizabeth Debicki, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and others, with creative involvement from Tarantino, Pitt, and producers from the original film.
Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has only read rumors about a potential English-language adaptation by David Fincher, featuring Cate Blanchett as an American recruiter, but has not received any official confirmation from Netflix. He emphasizes that his ending was meant to highlight systemic issues rather than set up a spin-off, and expresses interest in Fincher's work, though he remains unaware of any concrete plans for continuation.
The finale of Netflix's Squid Game hints at a new era with an upcoming English-language adaptation directed by David Fincher, featuring Cate Blanchett in a potentially significant role, signaling the show's expansion beyond its original Korean version.
Netflix's Squid Game is expanding with a US-set spin-off directed by David Fincher, featuring a cameo by Cate Blanchett, with production possibly starting in December, though no official details or cast have been confirmed yet.
The finale of Squid Game hints at a potential US spinoff featuring Cate Blanchett as a recruiter, with Netflix considering next steps for the franchise, though no official plans have been announced and creator Hwang Dong-hyuk is not currently involved.
Holt McCallany revealed that director David Fincher is considering reviving the series 'Mindhunter' as a trilogy of films for Netflix, though it depends on Fincher’s availability and satisfaction with the scripts, with potential for the project to come to fruition.
'Mindhunter' may return as three Netflix movies if David Fincher approves the scripts, with discussions ongoing and some hope from cast member Holt McCallany, but nothing is confirmed yet due to the director's busy schedule and previous production challenges.
David Fincher is directing a sequel to Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' set at Netflix, starring Brad Pitt, with Scott Caan and Elizabeth Debicki joining the cast. The project is secretive, focusing on Cliff Booth's story in a later period, with production expected to start in July in California.
Cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt breaks down the opening scene of David Fincher's film "The Killer," highlighting the use of visual storytelling to establish the dark, introspective tone. The scene depicts the assassin's mundane activities, emphasizing his methodical nature and professional isolation. Messerschmidt and Fincher aimed to immerse the audience in the protagonist's world, using shot selection and editing to reflect the character's unraveling persona and explore themes of self-confidence and control.
David Fincher's neo-noir film adaptation of the French graphic novel The Killer, starring Michael Fassbender as a troubled assassin, has garnered rave reviews from fans on social media since its release on Netflix. The gritty thriller, which had a limited cinema release, has been praised for its old-fashioned feel, fresh take on the genre, and Fassbender's captivating performance. Viewers have lauded the film as a delightful watch and a favorite of the year, appreciating Fincher's direction and the Smiths-saturated soundtrack.