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Timothy Olyphant and Brad Pitt’s The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth just hit a slight snag.
The upcoming thriller serves as a spinoff sequel to Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood…, with Pitt reprising the titular stuntman character role, only now working as a studio fixer in the seedy underbelly of Hollywood eight years after the Oscar-winning original. While Tarantino penned the script for the film, David Fincher is carrying the torch as director of The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth, with it slated for an IMAX-exclusive theatrical release of November 25.
Now, with less than a month left until the film hits the big screen, IndieWire has brought word that The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth is reportedly being blocked from part of its major theatrical run. Olyphant and Pitt’s thriller sequel is set to be the first Netflix title to be exclusively released in IMAX before streaming, but will not be doing so at Regal or Cinemark, as both chains have declined to play the film. This effectively removes approximately 120 screens from the film’s theatrical run.
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