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Lewis Hamilton Talks Producing ‘F1′ Movie, How Involved In the Process He Was | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
NO LOC, JUN 13 – Lewis Hamilton co-produced and advised on Brad Pitt's F1 movie, contributing to its technical accuracy and inspiring key scenes, with the film set for global release on June 25.
- The Apple Original film "F1," starring Brad Pitt as driver Sonny Hayes, released internationally on June 25, 2025, featuring race scenes from 2023 and 2024 seasons.
- Director Joseph Kosinski first contacted Lewis Hamilton via email hoping to tell the story authentically within Hamilton’s world, to which Hamilton agreed.
- Hamilton served as co-producer and consultant, advising on technical details, inspiring scenes, and insisting on authentic sound and racing accuracy throughout production.
- Director Joseph Kosinski emphasized that the film "F1" heavily relied on Lewis Hamilton’s expertise and involvement as a seven-time world champion, without whom the project would not have been possible.
- The film aims to expand Formula One’s appeal worldwide, building on the Netflix series "Drive to Survive" that boosted the sport's popularity, especially in the U.S.
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Lewis Hamilton Talks Producing ‘F1′ Movie, How Involved In the Process He Was | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Lewis Hamilton is opening up about his behind-the-scenes role on the upcoming F1 movie. The 40-year-old Ferrari Formula 1 driver serves as a producer on the film, in addition to appearing on screen. In a new interview ahead of the movie’s release later this month, Lewis dished on just how involved he was in the making of the film. Keep reading to find out more… “It’s been a huge learning experience for me to get to learn in the presence of Joe […
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