US EditionF1: Brad Pitt and Tim Cook Surprise Fans at Apple Fifth Avenue
- Brad Pitt and Apple CEO Tim Cook promoted the upcoming Formula One drama F1: The Movie at Apple Fifth Avenue this week in New York.
- The film, directed by Joseph Kosinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Lewis Hamilton, follows retired driver Sonny Hayes returning to racing.
- F1: The Movie features real Formula One drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, was filmed during Grand Prix weekends, and stars Damson Idris as rookie Joshua Pearce.
- Brad Pitt described F1 as the most intense racing movie produced to date, while Tim Cook emphasized the use of iPhone cameras to authentically capture the immersive experience of the sport.
- The film will release worldwide on June 27, 2025, and Apple plans a later streaming debut, hoping F1 succeeds after prior commercial failures.
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From Montreal direct and non-stop to the Big Apple. On Monday, June 16, one day after having competed for the Canadian Grand Prix in which he finished in the 13th position, Franco Colapinto took a flight with other Formula 1 drivers and landed in New York to fulfill an important commitment: to attend the F1's avant premiere film (F1 The Movie) in Times Square. The young pilot visited Gala, signed autographs in one of the most iconic places in th…
Apple CEO and Brad Pitt Promote 'F1 The Movie' at Fifth Avenue Store
Apple CEO Tim Cook and Brad Pitt surprised fans at the company's Fifth Avenue flagship store over the weekend to promote the upcoming Apple Original Film "F1 The Movie." The unexpected appearance followed a packed panel discussion featuring "Severance" cast members Adam Scott, Patricia Arquette, and Britt Lower to chat about their work on the hit Apple TV+ show. Pitt greeted the crowd and said he was excited for fans to see the movie, calling t…
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