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LaLaLand · 03-05-2019, 12:15 AM

LaLaLand · 03-05-2019, 04:19 AM

The press/interviews have begun! It's so close!

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LaLaLand · 03-05-2019, 06:29 PM

New shot of Robbie as Tate sitting in Jay Sebring’s salon:

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LaLaLand · 03-05-2019, 11:27 PM

Brad Pitt smartens up in coat as co-star Margot Robbie exudes sixties sophistication during Once Upon A Time In Hollywood photo shoot

LaLaLand · 03-05-2019, 11:43 PM

Margot Robbie talks about her role in the upcoming film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood to People magazine:

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Margot Robbie got a very important blessing to play Manson family murder victim Sharon Tate.

The actress, 28, prepared for her role in the upcoming Quentin Tarantino movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by talking to Tate’s family members and friends.

“They all said how kind, loving, and good-hearted she was,” Robbie, 28, tells PEOPLE in the latest issue. “I was fortunate enough to step on to set with Debra Tate’s blessing, Sharon’s sister.”

Tate, just 26 at the time of her death, was married to director Roman Polanski and was eight-and-a-half months pregnant with their first child — a boy — when she was stabbed in her home by Charles Manson’s followers.

In the Quentin Tarantino-directed film, Leonardo DiCaprio, 44, plays actor Rick Dalton, while Brad Pitt, 55, stars as his longtime stunt double Cliff Booth. The two are struggling with a changing Hollywood in the 1960s and Tate is Dalton’s next door neighbor.

Robbie, who worked with DiCaprio six years earlier on The Wolf of Wall Street, says it was a thrill to watch DiCaprio and Pitt team up.

“Leo and Brad are both so talented, it was great to see them evolve into their characters,” she says. “They were quite the duo.”

But for Robbie, the most important part of filming was being able to show audiences the real Sharon Tate.

“It was immensely important for me to honor Sharon’s generous spirit,” she says. “I felt an enormous sense of responsibility. She really was such a beautiful character to play.”

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood opens in theaters on July 26.

LaLaLand · 04-05-2019, 02:56 AM

A very interesting theory, predicts we're "in for a shock" when we actually see this film. Possible though!

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LaLaLand · 06-05-2019, 10:56 PM

These have started to crop up around LA/Sunset Boulevard, VERY clever marketing!

More to come I assume over the next few weeks, perhaps a re-hash of Valley of the Dolls/The Wrecking Crew posters with Robbie as Tate?

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The Aquarius mural on Sunset Blvd features a new poster of DiCaprio's character in a fictional Italian film: "Columbia - Euro presenta Rick Dalton and Margaret Lee in OPERAZIONE DYN-O-MITE!" The movie appears to be a Eurospy film, or "Spaghetti spy film;" a genre of spy flicks produced across Europe (mostly in Italy) during the James Bond craze of the mid-'60s that British actress Margaret Lee frequently starred in.

LaLaLand · 08-05-2019, 08:27 PM

This year's Cannes schedule is being revealed tomorrow morning, so we will get an official date for this movie's world premiere then!

LaLaLand · 09-05-2019, 10:14 AM

OUATIH will make it’s world premiere at Cannes on the 21st of May, just 12 days away!!

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LaLaLand · 11-05-2019, 05:40 AM

A recent photoshoot Margot did for a French magazine that's VERY 1960's and very "Sharon". She's so beautiful! Could easily be 2020's Best Actress Oscar from this movie.

Flick through:

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LaLaLand · 13-05-2019, 09:33 PM

Another lot of fictional promo posters have been put up!

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LaLaLand · 18-05-2019, 01:16 AM

A new trailer, 2 mins 26 seconds precisely in length, has been rated ready for release next week. Probably will be Tuesday for the Cannes premiere.

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Hopefully we get some “plot” from this and then maybe too the official poster will finally be revealed.

LaLaLand · 18-05-2019, 03:54 PM

Interview with Mike Moh, who plays Bruce Lee, all about the movie:

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Tony Montana · 18-05-2019, 06:17 PM

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A new trailer, 2 mins 26 seconds precisely in length, has been rated ready for release next week. Probably will be Tuesday for the Cannes premiere.

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Hopefully we get some “plot” from this and then maybe too the official poster will finally be revealed.

Perched

Tony Montana · 18-05-2019, 06:18 PM

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OUATIH will make it’s world premiere at Cannes on the 21st of May, just 12 days away!!

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And now only 3 days away!

LaLaLand · 18-05-2019, 06:18 PM

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Perched

Nice to see you popping in again Tony, saves me looking like I'm talking to myself.

Tony Montana · 18-05-2019, 06:19 PM

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Interview with Mike Moh, who plays Bruce Lee, all about the movie:

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I hope he nails the Bruce Lee role. If he does, i reckon this film will put him on the map.

Tony Montana · 18-05-2019, 06:20 PM

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Nice to see you popping in again Tony, saves me looking like I'm talking to myself.

Sorry about that.

I kept meaning to.

LaLaLand · 18-05-2019, 06:21 PM

Haha don't worry!

Yes 3 days until we get a new trailer, Cannes reviews, possibly spoilers too. Loads of new stuff! Don't think I can cope!

Tony Montana · 18-05-2019, 06:26 PM

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Haha don't worry!

Yes 3 days until we get a new trailer, Cannes reviews, possibly spoilers too. Loads of new stuff! Don't think I can cope!

I can't wait to see the whole cast at Cannes

His last film to show at Cannes was Inglorious Basterds, wasn't it?

LaLaLand · 18-05-2019, 06:30 PM

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I can't wait to see the whole cast at Cannes

His last film to show at Cannes was Inglorious Basterds, wasn't it?

It was yeah.

It's also 25 years since PF premiered there and won the Palme d'Or... Hopefully history repeats on this anniversary!

Tony Montana · 18-05-2019, 06:44 PM

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It was yeah.

It's also 25 years since PF premiered there and won the Palme d'Or... Hopefully history repeats on this anniversary!

Cheers.

Yeah hopefully history repeats itself.

LaLaLand · 18-05-2019, 07:09 PM

Hopefully!!

I'm going to try and avoid spoiler reviews and just ready the general ones, I want to know the plot. I even wrote up a plot idea I had the other day (saddo

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My theory is all to do with "the price of fame".

So this movie begins like the teaser trailer did in black and white with Cliff and Rick being interviewed on the set of "Bounty Law", they're really successful, Western TV shows are booming and very popular. Cut to a few years later, they're struggling as the industry is rapidly changing, they can't get work outside of what they're "known for", which is speedily going out of fashion as the 60's draws to an end. Rick wants to be this big A-Lister but can't get any work because he's seen as this washed-up cowboy TV star of years gone by and is stuck doing these Westerns that nobody wants to watch anymore.

These TV shows are filmed at... Spahn Ranch, where the Manson Family lives. Through working there, they encounter Manson and co (I see Cliff being very into the whole lifestyle of the family, he seems pretty hippie-ish so could possibly be the big connection to Manson, friends/party pals maybe) and long-story-short, find out what they're plotting to do at Tate's house which is coincidentally next door to where Rick lives up on Cielo Drive.

The line between fiction and reality begins to blur for him. Leo's character, who over the course of the movie is becoming more and more depressed, miserable, desperate etc, obsessed with becoming this big star, sees this opportunity to intercept the Family at Tate's house, lures them in and kills them in what he believes is his "big moment" that will make him a name that will go down in history. If this was a movie, he'd be the hero. He takes various steps in preparation for his "big role" - combat training with Bruce Lee, for example.

This does happen, he becomes a name never to be forgotten and massacres Manson and co in typical bloody, brutal Tarantino fashion (maybe Cliff gets killed too) but Sharon is spared her life anyway... However, he's now also a mass murderer and he ends up in prison at the end of the movie (or even death row) as there's not enough evidence to prove that the Family were out to kill that night or something along those lines.

He's now "infamous".

Movie ends with montage shots of Rick in his prison cell being interviewed by the SAME GUY that interviewed him and Cliff at the start of the movie, this time thought the questions are about reality and not fiction on the TV show. As they talk, Sharon is shown maybe with her son at home happy or perhaps winning an acting award, "what should have been". Movie fades out...