Overview of 'F1' and Its Success
Brad Pitt has made a significant impact at the global box office with his latest film 'F1', earning acclaim for his outstanding performance. The storyline follows Sonny Hayes, who, after a devastating crash in the 1990s, retires from Formula One racing. However, he is drawn back into the sport when his friend and team owner, Ruben, asks him to mentor a promising rookie named Joshua. Following its successful theatrical run, 'F1' is expected to be available on OTT platforms soon.
Release Details for 'F1' on OTT
F1 OTT Release Date:
'F1' is scheduled to premiere on Prime Video on August 22, 2025, but will only be available for rental initially. It is anticipated that the film will be offered for free on Apple TV+ in September or October 2025.
Brad Pitt's Passion for Racing
In discussing his role in 'F1', Brad Pitt expressed his lifelong passion for racing, stating, "I’ve always loved racing. I grew up with Jackie Stewart as some of my earliest memories. In the ’90s, I became deeply interested in MotoGP and eventually transitioned to F1." He also mentioned his long-standing desire to create a racing film, noting, "I’ve been trying to get a racing movie done for 20 years... We received tremendous support for this film, which helped us attract a company like Apple to back us."
Cast and Crew of 'F1'
'F1' features a talented cast including Damson Idris, Kerry Condon, Tobias Menzies, Kim Bodnia, and Javier Bardem. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the screenplay is penned by Ehren Kruger. Notably, all ten Formula One teams and their drivers from the 2023 season make appearances in the film, including stars like Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, and Charles Leclerc.
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