168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton says he is prepared to “call BS” on his F1-inspired movie if it does not look authentic.

Seven-time𝄹 world champion Hamilton is helping to create the hotly-anticipated Apple F1 movie starring Brad Pitt as a co-producer.

Filming for the project began at last year’s British Grand Prix and ဣis set to continue𓆏 until the end of the 2024 season. It is due to be released in 2025.

“My point was: Gﷺuys, this movie needs to be so authentic,” Hamiꦿlton told .

“There’s two different fan groups that we have – like, the old originals, who from the day they’re born hear tಌhe [BBC] Grand Prix music every weekend and watch with their families, and the new generation that just learned about it today through Netflix.

“I felt my job really has been to try to call BS. ‘This would never happen.’ ‘This i📖s how it would be.’ ‘Thi🥀s is how it could happen.’ Just giving them advice about what racing is really about and what, as a racing fan, would appeal and what would not.”

Pitt and co-star Damson Idris will film s🔯cenes when they are driving the cars of the🌱 fictional Apex GP team, while stunt drivers are also being used. 

Hamilton said on🎉e of the coolest experiences of the project was “being at Silverstone and just finding out that Brad [Pitt] is actually a racer at heart. He’s genuinely got the abilities, the skills.”

“I think he’s always loved bikes. And so he’s watched a𝓡 lot of motor racin𝓡g,” he added.

“When I was younger, I worked at a driving school to help pay my bills, just getting around to th🐓ese races and stuff. Companies would come with 70 people. And they’re on the wrong side of the road – they’re on the inside line driving towards an apex of a turn.🦩 Just no knowledge. Brad knew what part of the track to be on.”

Asked if ⛄he wants to blow other racing films out of the water, he replied: “I don’t feel competitive with these movies. But I guess we probably will be.”