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Imagine if you were in a world where the 1960s movies came alive, and everything around you was like a big, colorful dream. That’s the world of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood—a story about a fading TV star and his stunt double trying to survive in the changing movie business.

One moment that really sticks out is when Rick Dalton, the TV star, shoots a scene with a smile, but it feels like everything’s going wrong. Fans have tons of theories about what could have happened if things turned out differently—what if the real life tragedy of Sharon Tate was avoided? Or what if Rick Dalton had gotten the leading role he dreamed of?

There are still some big mysteries, too. How did the connection between Rick and the Manson Family end up being so surreal? And what if the movie wasn’t just about Hollywood’s shift but also about the collapse of old dreams?

What if there was a sequel where Rick Dalton, now back in Hollywood’s spotlight, must face new challenges? Or perhaps a prequel, showing his rise before the fading came? Either way, it’s clear—Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood is a story that could keep growing, with endless possibilities for the future!

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