Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Book Is Getting A Hardcover Edition With New Cover Art
Columbia Pictures By Anya Stanley/Sept. 14, 2021 9:28 pm EST
After the release of his successful elegiac Tinseltown film “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood,” Quentin Tarantino has kept himself busy hawking copies of its novelization, also penned by him. A whirlwind story of the end of an era, the book answers some questions and raises new-to-us scenes that, for one reason or another, didn’t make it into the final cut on the big screen.
The latest news to come down brings a new hardcover edition of the story from HarperCollins, available in November 2021. It features nifty cover art dropped in an Entertainment Weekly exclusive which you can check out below.
Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Book Is Getting A Hardcover Edition With New Cover Art
Columbia Pictures
By Anya Stanley/Sept. 14, 2021 9:28 pm EST
After the release of his successful elegiac Tinseltown film “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood,” Quentin Tarantino has kept himself busy hawking copies of its novelization, also penned by him. A whirlwind story of the end of an era, the book answers some questions and raises new-to-us scenes that, for one reason or another, didn’t make it into the final cut on the big screen.
The latest news to come down brings a new hardcover edition of the story from HarperCollins, available in November 2021. It features nifty cover art dropped in an Entertainment Weekly exclusive which you can check out below.
The latest news to come down brings a new hardcover edition of the story from HarperCollins, available in November 2021. It features nifty cover art dropped in an Entertainment Weekly exclusive which you can check out below.
Party Like It’s 1969
HarperCollins
Those who enjoyed the humanizing treatment of Sharon Tate (played by Margot Robbie), who flourished in the film as an ambitious up-and-coming actor entirely excised from her tragic real-life death, will be pleased to see Tarantino go even deeper; her introductory chapter intentionally leaves her name out until near its end, insisting upon readers meeting the woman and not the headline as she hitchhikes her way to Hollywood and stardom.
Other treats HarperCollins has in store for its hardcover edition include two color inserts featuring never-before-seen photos from the set, memorabilia from Rick Dalton’s career, an original, exclusive script for a “Bounty Law” episode by Tarantino titled “Incident at Inez,” and, finally, a Mad Magazine parody of the “Bounty Law” show that Dalton guest-starred on, titled, “Lousy Law: Loser’s Last Ride.”
