US EditionF1 Is Brad Pitt's Highest Grossing Film of All Time, Overtaking World War Z
GLOBAL, AUG 03 – F1 earned $546 million globally, driven by Brad Pitt's star power and strong international markets, becoming Apple Studios' highest-grossing theatrical release ever.
- Brad Pitt's movie F1, released on June 27, 2025, has earned $546.6 million worldwide, becoming his highest-grossing film as a headliner.
- This achievement comes after F1 surpassed Pitt’s previous highest-grossing film, 2013’s World War Z, which brought in $540 million, while also setting a new box office record for Apple Studios.
- Directed by Joseph Kosinski, F1 stars Pitt as Sonny Hayes, a veteran driver for the fictional APX GP team, portraying a character inspired by Tom Cruise's Maverick.
- The film outperformed Ridley Scott's Napoleon and Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon and holds an 83% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- F1 remains in some theaters and is Apple Studios' most successful theatrical release, with an English-language version featuring Michelle Yeoh in production.
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The film "F1" has become the biggest success of the actor's career at the counters.
F1 Is Brad Pitt's Highest Grossing Film of All Time, Overtaking World War Z
F1 is a smash hit — and it turns out that it was also a major milestone for its star, Brad Pitt. The film is still killing at the worldwide box office, and has now surpassed $540 million to become Pitt’s highest grossing film of all time. The actor’s 2013 film World War Z originally held that title, with a solid $540 million worldwide gross. But F1 has now amassed a whopping $545 million in the six weeks since it debuted in theaters, which pushe…
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