F1 director Joseph Kosinski talks working with Brad Pitt: ‘I was crossing my fingers’ |
Brad Pitt’s ‘F1’ has been making waves right since its release. Director Joseph Kosinski recently opened up about the film and what it was like for him to work alongside the actor. While talking about his time on the sets of the film, he director revealed what was the “scariest” while working with Pitt.Joseph Kosinski opens up about working with Brad PittAccording to reports from People, the director behind the film ‘F1’, Joseph Kosinski, recently opened up about how it was for him to work with none other than Brad Pitt. He talked about how one of the scariest things happened on the sets, and how he was keeping his fingers crossed in order to assure himself that everything would be okay.
He added, “The scariest part was definitely Las Vegas, that race — it’s at night, it’s cold, the tires don’t have a lot of grip, and Brad did not have the opportunity to practice that track at all before the shoot because it only exists those three days out of the year.” Not only that, but he also added that the actor had to undergo freezing temperatures as well while filming. He also added that “I would say Vegas was really where I was crossing my fingers because again, it was so cold and the tires don’t have a lot of grip, and if he made one mistake, he’d be in the wall.” He added on that the actor came through with flying colours and that it seemed that he and Damon were both “almost natural” when shooting for the scenes. About ‘F1’‘F1’ is a racing film that explores the life of former Formula 1 driver Sonny Hayes, who, after years of retirement, makes a comeback to the career. The film follows his journey as he makes his way back to the sports and fights his level best to help the team make it during the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
