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The wait is finally over! After showing exclusively in cinemas over the weekend In front of offers Vampire (Well, for some anyway), Netflix has officially released the first trailer for its movie More misadventures by Cliff Booth online for the world to watch before an IMAX and Netflix release later this year.
This has been highly anticipated Once upon a time in Hollywood spin-off for months, and now we finally have our first real look at Brad Pitt’s return as the coolest (and deadliest) stuntman in cinematic history. The film, directed by David Fincher and written by Quentin Tarantino, looks like a pretty wild ride through 1977 Hollywood.
If you haven’t watched the trailer yet, you can watch it on Netflix’s official YouTube channel now, which we’ve embedded below.
We’ve gotten a first look at almost everyone here. By Carla Gugino, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Elizabeth Debicki, Scott Caan, Emily Alyn Lind, Corey Fogelmanis.
For those who want to read every word spoken in the quick teaser, we’ve transcribed the full trailer below. It gives us a great sense of the dark, Fincher-like tone mixed with Tarantino’s trademark sharp dialogue, along with the epic track of Led Zeppelin – 1971 hit, “Black Dog”.
We also have a new, expanded summary:
Murder, blackmail, robbery, extortion – just another summer in Hollywood. It’s 1977, eight years since Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) met the Manson Family in Quentin Tarantino’s 1969 parallel history, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood. In THE FURTHER MIS-ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH, directed by Fincher from a new script by Tarantino, the fairy tale has come to an end. Los Angeles no longer needs a stuntman killing hippies like it did. But Hollywood will always have problems, problems that can only be solved by someone with Cliff’s unique (sometimes illegal) abilities. When he’s not bartending or modeling, Cliff Booth works as a fixer – solving situations for Hollywood greats, and sometimes, it’s not so good.
He is curious when he receives a call from talent agent Karen Crosby (Elizabeth Debicki), on behalf of her client, TV star Charlie Peters (Scott Caan) – a man known for performing his own stunts. His amusement and curiosity increase as he meets other characters in Charlie’s world, from his knowledgeable wife Toni (Carla Gugino) to pro football hero turned screen star Roderick “Hot Rod” Harrison (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II). Then there are the Ferdosco Brothers (Matt Groff and J.P. Tadina), mysterious gangsters who cause mayhem throughout the city. What was once a fairy tale is now a crime story – a mixture of violence, ambition and desire that could only happen in Los Angeles.
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Here’s the full text from the new trailer:
“Did you hear the story of Bruce Lee getting his ass kicked by a stuntman?” The trailer opens with. “Oh, yeah,” answers a yet-to-be-identified character. “This is the man!”
Cliff Booth: “Evening, guys.”
Karen Karagolian as Chicken Falcon: “Do I know you from somewhere?”
Cliff Booth: “Name’s Cliff.”
Scott Caan’s character is then seen in a conference room talking to Debicki’s character, and one character says, “Now, I’ve lost count of the number of clowns I’ve killed on TV, but you, you’ve actually killed people,” to which Booth responds, “Let’s just say I know what it’s like to kill someone with a knife.” This of course refers to his interaction with Charles Manson’s group that invaded Rick Dalton’s house while he was high as a kite.
We then see Carla Gugino’s character standing on the beachfront property Brought to you the screenshots late last year With Debicki’s character saying:
Debicki character: “Charlie finally told you what he wanted from you, and suddenly he needed a bag full of money?”
booth: “Whatever you’re thinking, it’s not what you think.”
Debicki character: “You have worked with Rick Dalton for a number of years. What led to the end of your engagement?”
Cliff Booth: “Oh, uh, Rick’s gotten so fat I can’t double anymore.”
The Cliff Booth seems to have multiple functions. We first told you about the clay bar that will appear when we scoop it Debicki joins the castand it appears that Cliff will be on duty at the bar while being quite liberal in his casting and, just like the first movie, attracting the attention of girls who may be underage.
Want a closer look?
Fincher and his longtime cinematographer Eric Messerschmidt have clearly created a great-looking film, and this fast-paced trailer has plenty of moments you might miss.
If you want to dissect each frame individually, keep your eyes peeled – we have a separate post coming soon where we’ll be sharing and breaking down high-resolution IMAX footage straight from the trailer. We’ll be looking for details, character reveals, and any hidden clues about what Cliff has been doing since 1969.
The film is having a huge premium theatrical push, arriving in IMAX theaters worldwide for an exclusive two-week showing starting on November 25, 2026. After this theatrical window, it will premiere globally on Netflix just in time for the holidays December 23, 2026.
In addition, Quentin Tarantino is publishing a new novel, The Adventures of Cliff Boothwhich will hit bookstore shelves on December 8th.
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