16 Hidden References And Meanings In 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'

"A movie isn't a movie without a homage to Hitchcock." - Hitchcock, probably.
16 Hidden References And Meanings In 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'

With Tarantino’s filmography stacking up, it’s no surprise that his latest film about the Golden Age of Hollywood is filled with references to his past work. Also, sometimes it’s just easier using the same cars in your projects. Even if Uma Thurman crashed one of them. That's showbiz for you. Here’s a list of Easter eggs, hidden meanings and references in Tarantino's alternate Charles Manson universe movie, Once Upon A Time...In Hollywood.

Inglorious Basterds

EASTER EGGSTRA HIDDEN MEANINGS & REFERENCES ONCE UPON A TIME IN... HOLLYWOOD THE INGLORIOUS. BASTERDS REFERENCE In one scene, the narrator says that one of Rick's new Spaghetti Westerns was directed by Antonio Margheriti. Margheriti is a fake name used by one of the basterds trying to impersonate an Italian cinematographer. CRACKED.COM

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