Thomas Anderson's new film was renamed "Licorice Pizza" starring Cooper

Last August, Paul Thomas Anderson's new film was launched under the title Soggy Bottom. A year later, the film was completed, the first trailer was waiting to be announced, and the official title of the film was freshly released. Eventually, the film was titled Licorice Pizza.

The name "Licorice Pizza" comes from the chain store that became popular in Southern California in the 1970s. Little is known about the film' specifics. But this isn't the first time Anderson has code-named the film he's working on. The previous "Phantom Sewer" and "Master" were just the filming code names of the film. It is understood that Paul Thomas Anderson's film will be set in the 1970s, and the story revolves around a high school student who is also a successful child star. Starring Bradley Cooper. According to the plan, the film will be filmed in Paul Thomas Anderson's hometown of San Fernando Valley, and Anderson's previous three films , 1997 'Unruly Nights" and 1999 'Magnolia ' , and 2002 ' Philharmonic " — were also set in the San Fernando Valley. Sources say that the film may cross multiple story lines.

Anderson is a very important film director in the United States today, he started as an independent film, with the self-written and self-directed "Unruly Night" in one fell swoop, at the age of 30 with "Magnolia" won the Berlin Film Festival Golden Bear Award, and then he won the Cannes, Berlin and Venice Best Director Awards for "Philharmonic Disorder", "Blood Is Coming" and "The Master", becoming the first director in the history of cinema to win the grand slams of the three major international film festivals in Europe. At present, the film is tentatively scheduled to be released on a small scale on November 26. On December 25, a large-scale landing in theaters was launched.