F1: The film’s release is around the corner, and fans are eagerly waiting for Brad Pitt to appear on the screen again.
The actor is set to play the role of an F1 driver, Sunny Hes, under the direction of Joseph Kosinski, along with Damson Idris, Kerry Condon and Simone Ashley along with others.
While the film is already in good books of fans, it has surprised the audience whether Sunny Hes’s story is based on real life or if it is a perfectly a fictional script.
Is F1 based on true events?
While most sports-based films are inspired by real-life events, F1 is completely imaginary. According to media reports, even though Sunny Hes’s character is not based on a real -life racer, it does not mean that the film will not be authentic.
Earlier, Wolf actor, as well as other actors, have also confirmed that the film was shot on the real race track in the Grand Prix. In addition, the team has placed Lewis Hamilton on the board as a producer, who made every detail a fact, which made the F1 worth the clock.
In addition, in one of the recent interviews, the actor also talked about the crowd and the high, which he experienced by driving professional racing cars at a top speed.
He said, “These cars with force-high-speed corners-all of them want to rip your head from your shoulders. It is shocking what this car can do-and it is a high opposite of any high that I have ever experienced before. We can’t capture it in another way.”
What about F1?
For Brad Pitt’s upcoming film, Sunny Hayes will return to the game of racing cars after 30 years.
For the plot of the film, the official synopsis states, “In the 1990s, Sunny Hes was the most promising driver of Formula 1, until an accident on the track ended his career. After thirty years, a struggling Formula 1 team owner persuaded Sunny to return to racing and become the best in the world.”
It further states, “Driving with the hotshot miscreants of the team, Sunny soon learned that the road of redemption is not something you can travel alone.”
The F1 film is scheduled to release in theaters on 27 June.
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