Menominee America /MetlakatlaAmerica/ New_YorkAmerica/NomeAmerica/North_Dakota/ the BeulahAmerica/North_Dakota/CenterAmerica/North_Dakota/New_SalemkaAmerica/Phoeniit HamiltonAmerica/Phoeniit The first film’s budget exceeded the 300 million dollars, making it one of the most expensive films in history.
The movie was called ‘Apex’ and Brad Pitt is a retired F1 driver who returns to the sport to mentor a new talent (Damson Idris). READ MORE: Verstappen returns to F1 team boss after pointing out Newey’s comments
Pitt’s film also stars Javier Bardem and Kerry Condon and, according to the story, even has a cameo from Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton’s role as co-producer of the film is to accurately portray the world of Formula 1.
Brad Pitt to appear in upcoming F1 film
The F1 film is Monza.
A new challenge for Brad Pitt’s F1 movie?
The Top Gun Maverick movie is directed by Joseph Kosinski and is confirmed to be shot at next year’s British Grand Prix. However, the film’s runtime was wiped out by the 118-day SAG-AFTRA strike. Also, the F1 movie had a production budget of over $300 million, so there was a lot of pressure on its box office success. ‘Apex’ needs to earn $750 million at the box office to break even, and the project faces challenges after struggling to find a distributor and a release date. The actors will drive real race cars in the film, which are valuable in themselves, and the training and safety measures will increase the prices. Despite these problems, Lewis Hamilton remains fascinated by cinema, and these other activities are important to the well-being of the hero.
Lewis Hamilton has many other businesses outside of Formula 1.
“What I learned is that working all the time doesn’t make you happy, you have to find a balance in your life. I was very disappointed,” he said in an interview. with GQ magazine. “You need to find something else to comfort you, to keep you focused. Hamilton wasn’t the only driver to be courted by Hollywood. Daniel Ricciardo has co-created a new F1 comedy called ‘Downforce’..
Distribution problems push Hamilton’s F1 movie budget to $300 million
