By June 9th “F1” Premiere in Mexico City, Star Brad Pitt spoke to E! Beginner about potentially making a film With colleague cashier Tom CruiseAn old friend of Pitt.
“He’s cute,” said “Ocean’s 11” actor. “Yes, we had our go-cart days back in the 90s,” admitted that Cruise was the superior racing then. Pitt has provisions on what would be expected for him if he would ever show up with the ambitious “Mission: Impossible” stunt artist.
“Well, I’m not going to hang my ass from the aircraft like that,” he said. “When he does something again it’s on the ground.”
Regardless of his stuntman bonafides, ”F1“Director Joseph Kosinski, who also directed Cruise in” Top Gun Maverick “, said Cruise was not considered to play Pitt’s role in Formula One Racing Drama.
“Tom always shoots to the limit, but at the same time is super capable and very skilled. They both have the natural talent to drive. But yes, I could see even scare us a little more,” Kosinski told GQ.
Pitt’s new film was first shown to an audience by Real Formula One driver in May In front of Monaco Gand Prix. Racer Lando Norris – which also appears in the movie – Praised “Inspirational Story,” Fixed that “it had many different meanings behind everything. But a cool story and a lot of inspiration for young people who came into it.”
“It will make people want to look at F1, which is really the goal of it,” Driver Oliver Bearman said. “The onboard shoots and the work they did was actually quite incredible – it was impressive to see the technology they can use.”
Pitt said that, like his “F1” character, he had exact rituals when preparing for each shooting day.
“My OCD … Before I get into the car I always have to get on the left side. I have to put my left shoe first. I have to put my left glove first. My belt – the guys knew we had to make left first (before) right. If they didn’t we would have to start over,” He explained.
“F1” meets IMAX theaters on June 25, with its wide edition after two days later on June 27. See the trailer below:
