Quentin Tarantino kept 'Once Upon a Time In Hollywood' script locked to prevent leaks

It was a case of once bitten, twice shy for director Quentin Taranti, who kept script of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' in a safe to prevent leaks.

According to film's cinematographer, Robert Richardson stars Br Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Margot Robbie were only people who knew about ending.

Taranti's caution is understandable as director h almost abandoned making ' Hateful Eight' after film's draft leaked in 2014. 

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In an interview with Business Insider, Richardson, who has collaborated with Taranti on a number of films, said even he got full script late into production.

"While we were in production office, we went into a room with ending. It was taken from a safe and y handed it to only those people who require it to be able to perform ir tasks that are necessary," Richardson said.

Actor Margret Qualley recently told IndieWire that she was t allowed to re full script though co-star Pitt told her about ending. 

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only or person to re entire script during production was a friend of Roman Polanski's, Taranti h told Deline.

friend got to re story as Polanski's character features in story, which deals with two Hollywood washouts, who are neighbours to Polanski's actor-wife Sharon Tate. Tate was murdered by Charles Manson family cult members in 1969.