On Tuesday, Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” will make its reality debut at the Cannes Film Festival. So what would festivalgoers most like to think about the movie’s debut in the south of France?
- To what extent will Tarantino’s overwhelming applause be?
It is anything but an inquiry concerning if a movie will get an overwhelming applause in Cannes — practically every one of them do. The genuine inquiry is: How long will groups of onlookers at the Palais applaud Tarantino? It should be long to beat the five minutes of cheers that “Rocketman” got with Elton John in the group of onlookers.
- Will there be Oscar buzz?
Tarantino’s last collaborations with Brad Pitt (“Inglourious Basterds”) and Leonardo DiCaprio (“Django Unchained”) both resulted in numerous Oscar nominations, including best picture. Except if Tarantino has totally missed the mark, expect the Oscar buzz to begin when the applause is finished.
- What will individuals accomplish for a ticket?
Sony Pictures is as of now dismissing journalists for the debut. The movie is the most-foreseen title at the current year’s Cannes, so anticipate greater than-usual crowds of individuals outside the Palais, searching for a hint of something to look forward to that they can score an additional seat.
- Will Margot Robbie take the film as Sharon Tate?
This could be the most high-profile role yet for the Oscar-nominated star of “I, Tonya.” And Tarantino demonstrated everyone in “Inglourious Basterds” that he’s not frightened to change the arc of history in the fictional world of his movies. So it’s impossible to say what will happen to her character and how the Tate family will respond.
- Lena Dunham is in this movie? Will she show up in Cannes? Shouldn’t something be said about Dakota Fanning or Al Pacino?
One can only hope.