The Hollywood Reporter said Quentin Tarantino is set to publish a book titled “The Adventures of Cliff Booth” in December. The book focuses on the character Clifford Booth, who was portrayed by Brad Pitt in the 2019 film. Its synopsis describes a 1977 Hollywood setting, noting “the Swinging Sixties are long gone — but Clifford Booth keeps on keeping on.”
Why it matters
Fans of Tarantino will be interested in a new work expanding a character from his filmography.
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- The Hollywood Reporter reported that Quentin Tarantino will release a book called “The Adventures of Cliff Booth” in December.
- The book is centered on the character Clifford Booth, played by Brad Pitt in the 2019 film.
- The book’s synopsis reads: “Hollywood, 1977. The Swinging Sixties are long gone — but Clifford Booth keeps on keeping on.”
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