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Brad Pitt on Why He Loves Making Sports Movies Like ‘F1’ and ‘Moneyball’
Before F1, one of Pitt’s most loved projects was in 2011’s Moneyball, which The Hollywood Reporter included in its list of the best baseball movies of all time. The film was nominated for six Academy Awards, including a nom for Pitt in the best actor category.
Following the success of 'F1,' Brad Pitt revealed that he and fellow Hollywood star Tom Cruise almost featured in another ...
Pitt also noted that he’d love to work on a follow-up to Cruise’s 1990 racing film ‘Days of Thunder.’ Before F1: The Movie ...
They were set to play racing legends Carroll Shelby and Ken Miles — until Cruise realized one of them wouldn’t be doing the ...
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When it comes to Sonny, the card runs deeper than the race. His father was a gambler and he left that kind of thinking imprinted in him early on. The card reminds him of that bond, of bets he made and ...
Brad Pitt and 'F1' director Joseph Kosinski play up filming during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in a new promotional video.
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You go to see F1 because you want even more immersion into the sport than you can get from the already best-of-breed media ...
During one of his first films, Pitt said he was shooting in a cramped cafe with 60 people on set. He had to scarf down a big ...
Lewis Hamilton served as executive producer and consultant on Brad Pitt-starrer F1, which took a $144-million opening ...
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