Once Upon a Time in Hollywood [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray]

Director: Quentin Tarantino Quentin Tarantino

Overview

In 1960s Los Angeles, silver screen actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) struggle to keep pace with the swiftly evolving entertainment industry. The ninth feature-film in filmmaker Quentin Tarantino's lineup also stars Margot Robbie and Dakota Fanning.

Product Details

Release Date:	12/10/2019
UPC:	0043396542129
Original Release:	2019
Source:	SONY PICT
Language:	English
Format:	Blu-ray
Sales rank:	8,858

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

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
Lorenza Izzo	Francesca Capucci
Costa Ronin	Voytek Frykowski
Damon Herriman	Charlie
Lena Dunham	'Gypsy'
Madisen Beaty	'Katie'
Mikey Madison	'Sadie'
James Landry Hébert	'Clem'
Victoria Pedretti	'Lulu'
Sydney Sweeney	'Snake'
Harley Quinn Smith	'Froggie'
Kansas Bowling	'Blue','Tadpole'
Danielle Harris	'Angel'
Scoot McNairy	Business Bob Gilbert
Clifton Collins Jr.	Ernesto the Mexican Vaquero
Marco Rodríguez	Bartender on Lancer
Ramón Franco	Movie Theater Manager
Raul Cardona	Bad Guy Delgado
Courtney Hoffman	Rebekka
Dreama Walker	Connie Stevens
Rachel Redleaf	Mama Cass
Rebecca Rittenhouse	Michelle Phillips
Rumer Willis	Joanna Pettet
Spencer Garrett	Allen Kincade
Clu Gulager	Book Store Man
Martin Kove	Bounty Law Sheriff
Rebecca Gayheart	Billie Booth
Kurt Russell	Randy Miller
Zoe Bell	Janet Miller
Michael Madsen	Sheriff Hackett on Bounty Law
Tim Roth	Jay Sebrings Butler (scenes deleted)
Perla Haney-Jardine	Hippie Selling Acid Cigarettes
James Remar	Ugly Owl Hoot on Bounty Law
Monica Staggs	Connie
Craig Stark	Land Pirate Craig
Keith Jefferson	Land Pirate Keith
Omar Doom	Donnie
Kate Berlant	Bruin Box Office Girl
Corey Burton	Bounty Law Promo Announcer
Leslie Bega	Cameo
Brenda Vaccaro	Actor
Rafa¿ Zawierucha	Actor
Clifton Collins Jr	Actor
Burt Reynolds	Actor
Maya Hawke	Flower Child

Technical Credits

Quentin Tarantino

Quentin Tarantino	Screenwriter,Director,Producer
Jeffrey Chan	Executive Producer,Producer
Georgia Kacandes	Executive Producer,Producer
Dong Yu	Executive Producer,Producer
David Heyman	Producer
Daren Metropoulos	Producer
Eric Allard	Special Effects
Jeff Berrington	Special Effects
Emils Gludins	Special Effects
Marc Tantin	Special Effects
Chris L. Ward	Special Effects
Daniel Arrias	Stunts
Hannah Betts	Stunts
Joey Box	Stunts
Damien Bray	Stunts
Tamara Reynolds	Stunts
Tamiko Brownlee	Stunts
Joe Bucaro III	Stunts
Bryan Cartago	Stunts
Clay Cullen	Stunts
Cory DeMeyers	Stunts
Gary Dionne	Stunts
Brian Duffy	Stunts
Seth Duhame	Stunts,Stunts
Nash Edgerton	Stunts
Peter Epstein	Stunts
Jeremy Fitzgerald	Stunts
Toby Holguin	Stunts
Keith Jardine	Stunts
Shannon McIntosh	Producer
Yu Dong	Executive Producer
Victoria Thomas	Casting

Editorial Reviews

Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood is an achievement in direction and storytelling that culminates in a satisfying end. Quentin Tarantino's ninth film is a love letter to an era in which he is no stranger. The film highlights the lives of a fading actor, his stuntman, and a true up-and-comer. Providing a sense of intrigue during the long 161-minute runtime, the movie weaves in and out of tense moments and comedic relief. The impressive and sprawling cast never misses a beat, as Tarantino has a knack for balancing his star power to perfection. An absolute treat to watch, Tarantino's latest is only slightly hampered by a few pacing issues and a couple head-scratching moments throughout the story. Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt man Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) are close colleagues and best friends. As Dalton navigates the final years of his acting career, both men know what is on the horizon. As the city continues to grow, Dalton is forced to take what he is given, relying on pilot season and being featured in secondary roles. He is no longer a star, just a famous name that people remember. As his buddy and personal driver, Booth provides emotional support, all while radiating a mysterious, slightly dark vibe. Living next door to Dalton is the hottest director in town, Roman Polanski and his new wife Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie). A budding star full of energy and hope, Tate represents the newfound Hollywood. The notable cast doesn't stop with the likes of Pitt, DiCaprio and Robbie. Small roles and cameos are sprinkled throughout the film, played by Al Pacino, Bruce Dern and Dakota Fanning among others. Even with all the star power, a young Julia Butters may have stolen the show in a scene with DiCaprio. By cherry picking from his usual cast of characters, along with a few newcomers, Tarantino continues to develop chemistry with his actors, and it absolutely shows on screen. Tarantino never fails in creating an authentic atmosphere, and Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood is no exception. Taking place in 1969, the saga captures the feel and mood at the end of Hollywood's Golden Age. By using clever montages and some quirky storytelling, the film asks more of its audience, as it uncovers more and more about the main characters. Where the narrative falters is in its inconsistent pacing, often leaving gaps that are begging to be filled with more engaged content. There is almost a point where the film seems to be headed towards nothing, by highlighting some long, drawn-out character-building scenes that aren't completely necessary. Still, some of these scenes are beautiful, as Tarantino tells the story with his camera (including some tense moments on Spahn Ranch), but a few feel out of place in an otherwise immersive and encompassing story. Unlike anything we've ever seen from the esteemed director, Hollywood is a great behind-the-scenes look into the end of an era. The film touches on the pursuit of perfection: how it is never obtainable yet always worth striving for. These are words that seem to drive Tarantino, and it is apparent while watching a film like this. A fun and genuine ride, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood is a must-see.