The reported Netflix follow-up to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood brings Brad Pitt back as Cliff Booth, with David Fincher directing and Quentin Tarantino writing, according to entertainment coverage. Its title may have changed: April 2026 reporting called it The Adventures of Cliff Booth, while a September trailer index listed it as The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth. A 2026 Netflix arrival was reported in April, but the current release date and territorial availability are not established by the sources reviewed.
What is Tarantino’s new Brad Pitt movie?
It is reported as a follow-up to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, focused on Pitt’s stuntman character, Cliff Booth. T3 described the film as a comedy-drama set in 1970s Los Angeles. Looper’s trailer coverage connected the story to the earlier film’s ending, in which Cliff helps actor Rick Dalton fend off Manson-family intruders. Those descriptions offer sequel context, not a full official synopsis.
The project is a return to the world of the 2019 film rather than a new story centered on Rick Dalton. For a refresher on that connection, watching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood first will make the characters and setup easier to follow.
What is the film’s title?
The title in reporting appears to have shifted. T3 used The Adventures of Cliff Booth in its April 3, 2026 article. A September 21, 2026 entry in Dark Horizons’ trailer index used The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth. The index is not an official Netflix announcement, so the later wording should be treated as a reported title rather than a confirmed final title.
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- The 9th film from Quentin Tarantino features a large ensemble cast and multiple storylines in a tribute to the final moments of Hollywood?s golden age.
Who is involved?
Secondary coverage reports that David Fincher directs, Quentin Tarantino writes, and Brad Pitt reprises Cliff Booth. T3 also reports Timothy Olyphant returning as James Stacy and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II joining the cast; Looper names Elizabeth Debicki and Carla Gugino alongside Abdul-Mateen II. These credits and cast details have not been independently confirmed here against an official Netflix production announcement.
Is it coming to Netflix in 2026?
T3 reported on April 3, 2026 that the film was expected to arrive on Netflix in 2026 after a short theatrical run, while saying that the precise streaming date was unclear. That is dated reporting, not confirmation of the schedule as of October 2026. The sources reviewed do not establish a current Netflix date, theatrical dates, or which countries will receive it.
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- The 9th film from Quentin Tarantino features a large ensemble cast and multiple storylines in a tribute to the final moments of Hollywood?s golden age.
Accordingly, “coming to Netflix this year” should be read as an earlier expectation, not a confirmed release promise. Check Netflix’s official listings for an up-to-date date and availability in your country.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What does the trailer establish—and what doesn’t it?
Trailer coverage supports the film’s reported title, its connection to Cliff Booth, and the broad sequel context. It does not establish a complete plot synopsis or settle the release schedule. “Finally, a good trailer” is editorial wording from the assignment’s headline, not a verified quote from a named critic or someone involved with the film.
T3 also mentioned a $200 million budget figure as an unconfirmed rumor, not an officially announced budget. It should not be treated as a production fact.
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Sources
- T3, April 3, 2026: “Netflix’s new Tarantino sequel, starring Brad Pitt, revealed in sneak peek”
- Dark Horizons, Movie Trailers index, September 21, 2026 entry
- Looper, “All The 2026 Super Bowl Movie Trailers Ranked”
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