Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood

Credits
Title:	Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
Genres:	Drama Period
Directed by:	Quentin Tarantino
Written by:	Quentin Tarantino
Produced by:	Quentin Tarantino; Jeffrey Chan; Georgia Kacandes; Shannon McIntosh; Yu Dong; William Paul Clark; Daren Metropoulos
Cinematography:	Robert Richardson
Edited by:	Fred Raskin
Production
Distributed by:	Heyday Films Columbia Pictures Bona Film Group Sony Pictures
Released:	July 26th, 2019
Rating:	R
Running time:	161 min.
Country:	USA/UK
Language:	English
Budget:	$90,000,000 ^[1]
Gross:	$372,668,412 ^[1]
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Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood is an American feature film of the historical drama and alternative history genres. It was written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. It was produced by Columbia Pictures and Heyday Films in association with the Bona Film Group. It was released theatrically in the United States on July 26th, 2019. The movie stars Leonardo DiCaprio as television-turned-film actor Rick Dalton, with Brad Pitt as his stuntman Cliff Booth, along with Margot Robbie as actress Sharon Tate. The film features interconnecting stories between the three main leads all set against the backdrop of the final days of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Cast[]

Incomplete: This is only a partial list of the credited actors for this film.

Actor	Role
Leonardo DiCaprio	Rick Dalton
Brad Pitt	Cliff Booth
Margot Robbie	Sharon Tate
Emile Hirsch	Jay Sebring
Margaret Qualley	Pussycat
Timothy Olyphant	James Stacy
Julia Butters	Trudi Fraser
Austin Butler	Tex Watson
Dakota Fanning	Squeaky Fromme
Bruce Dern	George Spahn
Mike Moh	Bruce Lee
Luke Perry	Wayne Maunder
Damian Lewis	Steve McQueen
Al Pacino	Marvin Schwarz
Nicholas Hammond	Sam Wanamaker
Samantha Robinson	Abigail Folger
Rafal Zawierucha	Roman Polanski
Lorenza Izzo	Francesa Capucci
Costa Ronin	Voytek Frykowski
Damon Herriman	Charles "Charlie" Manson
Lena Dunham	Gypsy
Madisen Beaty	Katie
Mikey Madison	Susan "Sadie" Atkins
James Landry Hébert	Steve "Clem" Grogan
Maya Hawke	Flowerchild
Victoria Pedretti	Lulu
Sydney Sweeney	Snake
Harley Quinn Smith	Froggie
Dallas Jay Hunter	Delilah
Kansas Bowling	Blue

Notes[]

The actual title of this film is Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, which redirects to this page.

This film is marketed as "The 10th film" by director Quentin Tarantino. This obviously does not include film shorts, or movies that he co-directed, or only directed a portion of.

There are a total of ninety-four credited cast members in this film, as well as dozens of uncredited extras.

Production on Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood began on June 18th, 2018. Principal filming concluded on November 1st, 2018. The movie was filmed largely in Los Angeles, California including parts of Hollywood, Simi Valley, and Universal City. ^[2]

The earliest screening of this film was in Hong Kong on July 25th, 2019 - one day prior to its U.S. premiere. ^[1]

Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood grossed $41,082,018 on its opening day. It grossed $141,137,890 domestically, $231,530,522 internationally, and $372,668,412 over its entire run. ^[1]

The central setting of this film is Hollywood, Los Angeles, California in the Summer-Autumn of 1969.

This is the final film work of actor Luke Perry. Perry died on March 4th, 2019 at the age of 52 following complications from two strokes.

This is the second film by Quentin Tarantino that Leonardo DiCaprio has appeared in. He also played plantation owner Calvin Candie in the 2012 film Django Unchained.

Fun Facts[]

The fictional television series that Rick Dalton became famous on is called Bounty Law.

Rick Dalton played a heavy on an episode of Lancer. This was an actual television series that aired on CBS from 1968 to 1970.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie also worked together on The Wolf of Wall Street in 2013.

Awards[]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was nominated for the category of Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards held at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on February 9th, 2020. ^[3]

Quentin Tarantino was nominated for the category of Best Director at the 92nd Academy Awards as well as for the category of Best Original Screenplay. ^[3]