Lewis Hamilton’s Guest Star Brad Pitt Wrecked Chaos On F1 Paddock With Upcoming Film Project: “We Were A Bit Stressed”

Apple Inc.’s mammoth $140 million F1 project is not a well-kept secret, especially after the US Grand Prix. The race in Austin had a lot of visitors from the movie for some R&D. However, in their efforts to make “the best Formula 1 film ever made,” Brad Pitt and crew might’ve overstayed their welcome.

Accompanied by Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, Lewis Hamilton’s guest star Brad Pitt, and producer Jerry Bruckheimer visited all the teams on the grid. The two met all the team bosses as well for the movie research. However, Pitt and the movie crew spent most of their time in Aston Martin’s garage.

Aston Martin’s team principal revealed how accommodating they were as a team to the two-time Oscar winner. “We will support the project as best we can and see how involved we are. Lawrence Stroll was also involved.” reported team principal Mike Krack. (Translated by Google)

However, apart from the glamor that accompanies Brad Pitt, there were equal amounts of stress. “They were with us for a very long time, much longer than expected,” said Krack. “To be honest, it even messed up our schedule. We were a bit stressed then!”

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An already full garage of the English outfit had more hands on deck, which added to their frustration. However, despite the frustrating aspect of Pitt’s crew in the garage, the team principal is excited about the movie.

Despite the stress caused by Brad Pitt and crew, Aston Martin’s boss is optimistic about the F1 project

The American actor might’ve overstayed his welcome. However, the Aston Martin team principal is optimistic about the upcoming project. He also made some bold claims and also keeping in mind the impact it will have on the sport.

“Their goal is to make the best Formula 1 film. I’m sure they can do it. It’s going to be great. Also for Formula 1,” said Mike Krack.

We’re not sure how good the movie will be. However, the level of money being poured into the project, including Lewis Hamilton’s involvement in it gives us hope. Although we’re not sure how highly it will rank among movies like Rush among other F1 movies ever made.

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