US EditionBrad Pitt Shares the Challenges of Working on F1
INTERNATIONAL FORMULA 1 TRACKS, JUN 20 – Produced by Lewis Hamilton and Jerry Bruckheimer, the film stars Brad Pitt as a retired F1 driver mentoring a rising talent with realistic racing scenes and real F1 involvement.
- On Wednesday, Brad Pitt attended a surprise advance screening of 'F1: The Movie' held at the IMAX Theater inside the Texas State History Museum in Austin.
- The movie follows a talented Formula 1 racer facing a career-threatening crash, with Joseph Kosinski at the helm and Jerry Bruckheimer along with Lewis Hamilton serving as producers.
- Filming spanned two years at real Formula 1 circuits worldwide, with Pitt visiting Austin’s Circuit of The Americas in 2022 to prepare for his role.
- The movie had a $255 million budget and is forecasted to earn between $55 million and $70 million during its opening weekend, with total international revenue expected at $550 to $600 million.
- The film will be released in French cinemas on June 25 and in Irish cinemas on June 27, 2025, marking its theatrical launch in key international markets.
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