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It looks like Quentin Tarantino is firming up his cast and crew for his next film “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” While we already know the basic premise and a lot of the big names in the cast, we are still learning new bits of information that make us even more excited for Tarantino’s take on ‘60s-era Hollywood.

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According to Omega Underground, the director has once again called on cinematographer Robert Richardson to go behind the lens for his film. As you may already know, Richardson is an Academy Award-winning cinematographer on such films as “The Aviator,” “Hugo,” and “JFK.” He’s worked with Tarantino quite a bit in the past and was nominated for Oscars for his last three outings with the filmmaker. So, while many could have assumed that Richardson would be behind the camera again on “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” it’s nice to know that he’s definitely coming back.

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But that’s not all! We also have word from Deadline that “Justified” actor Timothy Olyphant is negotiating a role in the film, as well. The details of his role are unknown, but Deadline reports that it is a “lead” role. Olyphant can most recently be seen on his Netflix series “Santa Clarita Diet,” as well as shooting down the possibility of a “Deadwood” movie.

“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” tells the story of an aging TV actor (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt double (Brad Pitt) as they attempt to navigate an era of Hollywood that has left them behind. As they attempt to restart their careers, the actor’s neighbor, Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), is brutally murdered by the Manson family.

“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” will be released by Sony on August 9, 2019.