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Brad Pitt and ‘F1’ Director Joseph Kosinski on Filming During Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: ‘It Was Just Amazing’ (EXCLUSIVE)

VarietyWednesday, July 2, 2025 at 8:00:00 AM
Brad Pitt and ‘F1’ Director Joseph Kosinski on Filming During Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: ‘It Was Just Amazing’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Brad Pitt and director Joseph Kosinski raved about filming their upcoming movie F1 during the actual Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, calling the experience "amazing." A new promo video shows how the race’s high-octane atmosphere and Yas Marina Circuit’s futuristic setting gave the film an authentic, adrenaline-fueled backdrop.
Editor’s Note: Big-budget movies often rely on CGI or staged sets for racing scenes, but shooting during a live Formula 1 race—with roaring crowds and real drivers—adds a level of realism that’s hard to fake. For fans, this could mean F1: The Movie delivers something fresh: the thrill of the sport, captured in the moment. Plus, it’s another win for Abu Dhabi’s push to be a global hub for both sports and blockbuster filmmaking.
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