 Quentin Tarantino likes to keep the distractions of the 21st century away from his set
  Timothy Olyphant, who stars in Tarantino's latest project "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" alongside Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, told  Rich Eisen's radio show that the director operates a strict no cell phones policy on set
  If you decide to flout this golden rule, then the consequences could be severe, Olyphant warned
  "Quentin's got no cell phones allowed on set," Olyphant explained.  "None. You're fired
 Cell phone out? Done. No warning, nothing, you're going home.  "I'm not telling tales," he said
  Olyphant added that if crew members or cast wanted to take a phone call, there were special booths outside where all their phones were kept
  "If you needed to make a phone call, you go out onto the street and you make a phone call," he said
  Tarantino's policy isn't to avoid spoilers being leaked from the set, though, Olyphant explained, but rather to create an atmosphere where no one is distracted by the outside world
  "I think it's about creating an environment where, while we're all here, making this thing, that's what we're all going to do
  "We're not going to be over there doing some other thing, Instagramming, or working on your next script, or talking to your agent
 No. We're here, and this is what we're doing."  The actor said the policy was actually a blessing, calling it "one of the greatest gifts that he gives the entire crew
"  Olyphant also said he was there one day when someone on set's phone went off: "Oh man it was scary
"  "Somebody just took off running!" he said.  "It was wonderful."   Watch Olyphant tell the story below: "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" is out July 26 in the US and looks at the late '60s in Hollywood, as its golden age is coming to an end and the country is losing its peace-and-love innocence
  Watch the teaser trailer here.  
