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Can Brad Pitt Rev Up Americans for Real-Life F1 Races?
F1 has been partnered with ESPN in the U.S. for the past seven years, signing its most recent deal in 2022, valued at about $90 million per year. The most recent deal expanded the accessibility of F1, with more races airing on the ABC broadcast network, as well as streaming on ESPN+.
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.
Don't show up late if you want to see Daytona and the Rolex 24 star in Brad Pitt's F1 movie. The opening 10 minutes feature ...
“Thelma & Louise” was the project that catapulted the “Wolfs” alum to stardom. The classic movie followed two best friends on ...
Brad Pitt got gassy on a film set after he tried to go Method and ate four plates of beans while filming. His farting ...
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