Chinese fans of Quentin Tarantino may not be able to catch the director's latest film in theaters.
According to THR, regulators have canceled the release of Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood. The film was originally set to debut in China on Oct. 25, but those plans have fallen apart.
Though the Chinese regulators have not given an official reason for the cancellation, THR is reporting that it may have to do with the film's depiction of Bruce Lee, which has been met with controversy. The film may have to undergo re-editing to see a proper release.
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According to THR, regulators have canceled the release of Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood. The film was originally set to debut in China on Oct. 25, but those plans have fallen apart.
Though the Chinese regulators have not given an official reason for the cancellation, THR is reporting that it may have to do with the film's depiction of Bruce Lee, which has been met with controversy. The film may have to undergo re-editing to see a proper release.
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