Brad Pitt and Damson Idris electrify the racing track

Start your engines! Brad Pitt Reva on the racing track – and soon on the big screen – in the new trailer for “F1”Director“ Top Gun: Maverick’s ” Joseph Kosinsky.

Apple Original Film Stars Pitt as a former racing driver of a formula -1 sleepy haiss described in a trailer as “the best (the driver) that has never been.” Havier Bardem plays the chief of the race team who persuades Sonny to return to sports in order to cooperate and the mentor -the nobleman Joshua Pierce (Darson Idris). Kerry Condon, Tobias Menzis, Sarah Nils, Kim Bododia and Samson Kayo complete the cast.

The trailer mounted on the “Fleetwood Mac” chain are equal to the intimate and exciting parts when it puts the audience at the wheel of the Pitt and Idris racing cars – like “Top Gun: Maverick” tied cinema into the fighter cabin. And the ponds are as high on earth as in tens of thousands of feet: they win, and they earn respect for the race world; Lose and prove the Nayyers correctly.

It does not help that sleepy and Joshua do not trust each other. When they are preparing for the track, drivers get into it the last time they won the race.

“Sunday. Daiton, – says Sonny Pitta, according to his personnel about his victory in competitions from stocks.

“Oh, sorry I meant formula 1”, Joshua smugly shoots.

Sonny smiles: “Oh, sorry. Then, just like you. ”

Touché. And with the established tense relationship, he goes to the race.

During the virtual press conference, held by British TV presenter Edith Bauman, Kosinsky discussed the creation of the movie, explaining that he became a fan of Formula 1 Racing after opening the series “Netflix Trail” during Kovid.

“I liked how the first season of the show focused on the last teams, detractors, not on Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull, the teams you see on the front of the pack,” he said. “I thought there is an interesting story that should be told about the” Disadvantages “team – not win the championship – but just trying to win one Race Against these Titans of Sport. “

Kosinsky turned to the seven-time world champion from the Formula 1 of Lewis Hamilton, who gave him an idea of ​​the world and signed up for the creation of the movie under his celebrities “Apollo Movie”.

One for the purpose was to capture the speed of sports – both Kosinsky and Hamilton confirmed that Pitt and Idris Drive at a speed of more than 180 miles for the movie’s racing sequences. “It was an adrenaline influx every weekend, but what we captured is something you can’t fake,” he said.
Mercedes was an integral one that helps Kosinsky to achieve his goal to make a car that could reach such speed.

“We have actually purchased six real racing F2 cars and worked with Mercedes AMG, formula -1 team and their engineers to create real racing machines that could transport our cameras for cameras – registrars and transmitters to create this movie,” Kosinsky said. “So, every time you see Brad or Damson leading this movie, they go on their own in one of these real racing cars on a real track F1.… When you see Brad drives it, it does not work. He really focuses on keeping this car on the track and outside the wall.”

Of course, the actors’ training took months, but Pitt had natural abilities from the beginning.

“I do not know where he took it, or if he was born with it,” Kosinsky said about his star, whose driving skills were key to the film’s plausibility both in his eyes and in Hamilton. “He rides on motorcycles, which, in my opinion, has something with it. But he is just a very talented, naturally gifted driver … What gave (Lewis) a lot of confidence that we can shoot to pull it out. “

The film works throughout the global scheme of the -1 formula from Silverstone to Las Vegas, which ends in Abu -Dhabi. Kosinsky traveled to the world, looking at each race on each scheme before shooting on the tracks.

“Every track has its own personality, its own character,” he said. “Because we went to all these places in the real way, you really feel that you are bypassing the world when you watch a movie.”

However, Kosinsky could only shoot before the actual race, which meant that production had swept between practice and qualification races.

“We get these 10- or 15-minute slots, where we have ready Brad and Damson in cars, heated with hot tires ready for the trip, and as soon as the practice is over, they will reach the track,” the director explained. “We would have 24, 30 cameras ready, cat, and I will have to shoot these scenes in these very short, intense, high -speed windows. But the crowd you see was there in the tribunes. I didn’t think the crowd realized that Brad Pitt was in the car that was in front of them.”

As for technology, Sony, built to order cameras for the movie. Kosinsky and Cinematographer Claudio Miranda worked with the company to create smaller cameras that could capture high -speed cars.

“I wanted to control and move the cameras when we shot what was what we couldn’t do on” Top Gun “, so we also had motorized mounts on the car,” Kosinsky said. “So, you have transmitters who transmit the image back (s) we have transmitters who control the camera movement. I sit at the base station with Claudio, looking at 16 screens.”

He also communicated with the actors while they were on the highway. “It was hard to hear them. They have an engine for 700 horsepower for their heads, said Kosinsky. Instead of saying Pitt faster, Kosinsky joked that the opposite: “Slowly, please brared.”

Speaking of sound: Another employee Kosinsky returned to the mixture – is the composer “Top Gun: Maverick” Hans Zimmer.

“The evaluation of this movie is that I am very glad to hear people,” Koninky said. “What Hans does and little composers is that he can write a true theme, a real tune that you just can’t get out of your head.”

Warner Bros. It is spreading a movie that enters the theaters and screens of IMAX in North America on June 27 and internationally, since June 25.

See the trailer below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sdntrj5h9s