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Brad Pitt Debuts Buzzcut at 'F1' Premiere as Film’s Real-Race Stunts Surface

The New York premiere highlighted how 'F1' embeds authentic racing stunts on real tracks through a year of rigorous planning.

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Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon on June 16, 2025 in New York City.
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Overview

  • At the New York City premiere on June 16, Pitt revealed that his buzzcut was for a new character ahead of his next project.
  • Director Joseph Kosinski said that crash scenes in 'F1' were inspired by real Formula 1 incidents after a year of meticulous storyboarding.
  • Javier Bardem highlighted Pitt’s dedication by driving real F1 cars at speeds up to 180 mph and balancing acting with producing duties.
  • The film integrates real tracks and professional drivers, with Pitt performing many of his own stunts during on-grid and Grand Prix scenes.
  • 'F1: The Movie' rolls out internationally on June 25 before its U.S. theatrical release on June 27 and has drawn early acclaim for its immersive racing sequences.