Director Quentin Tarantino surprised at the opening of the official CinemaCon conference in Las Vegas by announcing that the stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, the protagonists of his upcoming film, will be a duo that can prove to be legendary. .
The movie "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", which will be shot this summer to be shown in theaters this year, will refer to the murders committed by the "Manson family". In the 1960s, the organization, led by Charles Manson, carried out 60 horrific assassinations across America, including that of Sharon Tate, the director Roman Polanski's wife, who was pregnant.
The killings took place in Los Angeles, a stronghold of American cinema, and the film will also chronicle the death of the old studio system.
The Oscar-winning director clarified that the ninth and long-awaited feature film he will sign will have the same combination of violence and arrogance as "Pulp Fiction" (1994) which left its mark on cinema.
"Sony and I will bring in the most exciting star couple after Paul Newman and Robert Redford," said the director of "Reservoir Dog" and "The Hated Eight" at Caesar's Palace, where the conference was being held.
