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NARRATOR: After that Musso & Frank's lunch meeting, Marvin did provide Rick job opportunities in the Italian film industry. Rick Dalton, Marvin Schwarz here. Hold on. Hennessy X.O on the rocks. Yes, Mr. Schwarz. Two words. Nebraska Jim, Sergio Corbucci. N-Nebraska what? Sergio who? MARVIN: Sergio Corbucci. A-and who's that? The second-best director of Spaghetti Westerns in the whole wide world. He's doing a new Western. It's called Nebraska Jim. And because of me, he's considering you. NARRATOR: Well, Rick got Nebraska Jim. And Rick made a rather compelling Nebraska Jim, existing quite nicely within Sergio Corbucci's rogues gallery of antiheroes.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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NARRATOR: Ultimately making Rick's six-month Italian sojourn fairly profitable, although his swank Roman apartment ate up a big chunk of his earnings. [WOMAN SNORING] So as Rick returns to Hollywood via Pan Am, he has four new movies under his belt, some money in his pocket, and his brand-spanking-new Italian wife, starlet Francesca Cappucci.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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- [BABY CRYING] - Way back in coach, working on his bottomless Bloody Mary, Cliff Booth returned to Los Angeles as well. He kept Rick company during his entire six-month stay in Italy. However, as the two men return home, they've come to an understanding. Well, here it goes now.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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In Rome, Rick loved the paparazzi and the fuss they made over him and his Nebraska Jim costar Daphna Ben-Cobo. All right there, paparazzos. All right. Take it easy. NARRATOR: He loved the food so much that during his stay, Rick gained almost 15 pounds. But he didn't love the Italians' way of making movies. In fact, he thought the post-synced, "every actor speaks their own language," Tower of Babel shooting style of European movies was ridiculous. While in Rome, Marvin plugged Rick into three other Italian productions. His second Western was Kill Me Quick, Ringo, Said the Gringo, also starring Joseph Cotten and directed by Calvin Jackson Padget, pseudonym for Giorgio Ferroni. His third was an Italian/Spanish coproduction that paired him with Telly Savalas, titled Red Blood, Red Skin, directed by Joaquín Romero Marchent and based on the Floyd Raye Wilson novel, The Only Good Indian Is a Dead Indian. And his fourth, a Spaghetti secret agent, James Bond rip-off-type flick called Operazione Dyn-O-Mite!, directed by Antonio Margheriti. [SIREN WAILING] [GEARSHIFT CLICKS]
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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I just I can't afford you anymore, Cliff. You know? I can barely afford my own house anymore. So I think the plan is to sell the house and buy-buy a condo in-in-in Toluca Lake, bank the money. You know, live off it. That type of thing. Hopefully, I score come next pilot season. That's a good plan. Yeah. You know, by then, I'll know if I have a career or not, if I'm a solid Los Angeles citizen like Eddie O'Brien says, or if I'm one step closer to going back to Missouri. So when this whole European journey is over, I think we've, uh...
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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With guest stars James Farentino, - Rick Dalton... - [RICK CHUCKLES] - [CLIFF WHOOPS] - RICK: Like the chewing gum? - ANNOUNCER: Norman Fell. - CLIFF: Strong. ANNOUNCER: Tonight's episode: ANNOUNCER & CLIFF: "All the Streets Are Silent." Except when Rick Dalton's got a fucking shotgun, - I'll tell you that. - You're goddamn right. ...new Ford Cortina.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood