The Hollywood superstar’s upcoওming Formula 1 movie i🅰s being filmed at the F1 British Grand Prix this weekend, with Pitt himself getting behind the wheel to shoot scenes.

New detail from the paddock on Friday has demonstrated how seriously the 59-year-actor an𒅌d the movie crew are taking it.

“Tꦑhey have done an incredible job to create an authentic experience,” Karun Chandhok said on Sky as he walked through the fictional F💫1 team’s garage.

“Their whole garage is set up like most other tea𒐪ms’.

“Our col𝔉league Bernie Collins has been in here, a𒉰dvising them, making sure they’ve got all the right screens up, and telemetry traces.”

Collins, who is the former Aston Martin strategy chief, now offers her expertise in a 🔯TV role with Sky.

Ex-F1 driver Chandhok added about the process of ജfilming the movie: “They are doing 30 days across circu🐈its - Silverstone, Budapest, Abu Dhabi, Vegas, Monza.

“They have British drivers - Warren Hughes, Jon Lancast꧑er, Luciano Bacheta - helping to train Brad Pitt. They have been driver coachin♈g him.

“They did some practice st⛦a💮rts and he was very good, didn’t stall it once!”

Tedꦉ Kravitz addeꦅd: “Everyone here is an extra in a movie set.

“APXGP is the name of the team. They’ve got their own barriers. Sonny Hayes is running Kಌimi Raikkonen’s #7 - that is Brad Pitt, of course.

“His teammate in the fictional as-yet-untitled film is Damson Idris, he’s running Mar♑cus Ericsson’s #9.”

Chandhok said about the car that Pitt will drive: “The car is a GP2 chassis but they have been modified to look like F1 cars, with help from Mer🌳cedes. To make it look like the current regulation rear wings…”

The film, which ha🌠s no title yet, 🥂will be released by Apple TV.

Lewis Hamilton is involved as a co-producer.