A closer look at “David Fincher Cut 60 Pages from Tarantino’s ‘Cliff Booth’ Script: 230-Page Draft Was ‘Esse”, exactly as the source publishes it. David Fincher revealed he trimmed roughly 60 pages from Quentin Tarantino’s original screenplay for “The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth,” the upcoming “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” follow-up starring Brad Pitt. In a joint interview with Empire, Fincher said the first draft he read was 230 pages and “essentially two movies,” underscoring the challenge of condensing Tarantino’s sprawling vision into a single feature.
The project marks a rare collaboration between the two auteurs, with Fincher directing and Tarantino writing, and has generated significant buzz among cinephiles eager to see Pitt reprise his Oscar-winning role as stuntman Cliff Booth. While plot details remain under wraps, the film is expected to continue the alternate-history Hollywood saga, blending Tarantino’s signature dialogue with Fincher’s precise visual style. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.