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With just over a month until its release, the final trailer for "Top Gun: Maverick" director Joseph Kosinski's summer racing epic, "F1," has just dropped, accompanied by a brand-new poster (below). The blockbuster, which boasts a budget of over $300 million, is set for a wide theatrical release.
The film's cast includes Kerry Condon, Brad Pitt, Javier Bardem, and Damson Idris, with F1 legend Lewis Hamilton also making an appearance. Pitt's Plan B Entertainment is producing alongside Apple, with Warner Bros. Pictures handling theatrical distribution for the film, which reportedly cost a staggering $300 million to make.
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The film reunites the creative team behind "Top Gun: Maverick," with Jerry Bruckheimer producing and "Maverick" co-writer Ehren Kruger penning the script. Seven-time F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton serves as both a producer and a key consultant on the project.
The story follows Sonny Hayes (Pitt), once a promising F1 prodigy in the 1990s whose career was nearly cut short by a devastating crash. Thirty years later, the reclusive and difficult-to-work-with Hayes is a driver-for-hire. He's lured back into the world of Formula 1 by his former team owner (Bardem), who needs him to help elevate a struggling team. Hayes is paired with hotshot rookie Joshua Pearce (Idris), but the young driver has his own way of doing things, clashing with the veteran's old-school philosophy and distrusting his methods.