Netflix's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" sequel confirms more stars alongside Brad Pitt

The long-awaited sequel to "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" continues to take shape under the direction of David Fincher , with Brad Pitt confirmed in the cast. The actor will reprise his role as Cliff Booth , the stuntman who earned him an Oscar, in a project that, although initially seemed unlikely, is getting closer to becoming a reality. Elizabeth Debicki and Scott Caan have now joined the sequel, expanding a cast that already promises to be a hot topic.

The film, whose title is still being kept secret, follows the cancellation of "The Movie Critic," which would have been Quentin Tarantino's tenth and final feature film. Although part of that film's script has been recycled, it is unknown to what extent the new project borrows from it. What is certain is that the script was written by Tarantino himself, but this time Fincher will be the one to bring it to the screen .

The addition of Debicki , known for her role as Diana, Princess of Wales in "The Crown," and Caan , a regular in action films and television thrillers, reinforces the ambitious production tone that Fincher has maintained in his recent work with Netflix. This will be his third consecutive film with the platform , following the acclaimed "Mank" and the thriller "The Killer," which cements his alliance with the streaming giant.

Although plot details remain under wraps, filming is expected to begin this summer in California . The connection to Tarantino's universe and the involvement of Hollywood powerhouses have generated growing anticipation. The addition of new stars to the cast only confirms that the project is beyond speculation: it's underway and promises to reopen the universe created in the original 2019 film.