While it wasn't the only Manson-related project to hit theaters in 2019. Tarantino's film, which takes place in 1969, tells the story of an aging Western star, played by Leonardo DiCaprio. Tarantino has signed up a handful of Hollywood scions for these supporting roles in this historical retelling of that fated summer. Once Upon a Time.in Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino's ninth film, is a fictional story centered around one of the darkest true crime events in American history: The murders committed by Charles Manson's 'family' of cult members, including that of rising actress Sharon Tate. His next film, Once Upon a Timein Hollywood (2019), centres on a washed-up actor (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stuntman (Brad Pitt), both of whom cross paths. 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' the upcoming film from director Quentin Tarantino, portrays key figures from the late 1960s, including actress Sharon Tate and cult leader Charles Manson.
Cast of once upon a time in hollywood movie#
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is a movie about Hollywood (and its dangerous underbelly), of course, but there is really nothing more “Hollywood” than casting the descendants of a bunch of A-list talent in a movie about Tinseltown.
Sure, some of Hollywood’s most respected A-list talent has signed on for lead roles of this film (Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and Dakota Fanning, just to name a few), and we finally know who will play ringleader of the Tate and LaBianca murders Charles Manson (Damon Herriman), but the supporting cast of characters has grown to be so impressively large that the secondary and tertiary characters and actors have become the more interesting aspect of the film to monitor. The period drama is shaping up to be quite the self-referential tale of the tragedy that befell Sharon Tate and the other victims of the Manson family murders in 1969, with an ensemble cast so stacked it may eclipse those of The Hateful Eight or Inglourious Basterds.
Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood cast just keeps growing.
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