Brad Pitt is currently contemplating an “F1” sequel, as Variety reported that Apple is already talking about a potential follow-up to the racing movie after its $144 million worldwide opening. "I would want to drive again,

In an exciting revelation, Brad Pitt has shared the fascinating story behind why he and Tom Cruise stepped away from starring in Ford v Ferrari. The high-octane racing drama was initially developed as Go Like Hell by director Joseph Kosinski,

The roles of Ken Miles and Carroll Shelby eventually went to Christian Bale and Matt Damon, respectively, while James Mangold directed.