Lewis Hamilton drops major hint at making a cameo in Brad Pitt’s $155 Million budgeted F1 movie

Seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton has sent waves of excitement through the film industry with his announcement about the highly anticipated Formula One-themed movie he is co-producing, which stars the Hollywood heavyweight Brad Pitt. The film, set to hit theatres in 2024, has been the talk of the town with its star-studded cast and promising storyline. In a recent interview, Hamilton hinted that he might make a special appearance in the movie, adding another layer of intrigue to the already buzzing project.

During a conversation about the Cannes Film Festival and the movie’s progress, Lewis Hamilton expressed his enthusiasm for the project, which reportedly has a $155 Million budget, saying, “Yeah, we’re gonna have an amazing cast.” While acknowledging his role as a producer and advisor, he revealed, “I don’t really have any desire to be in front of the camera.” However, he playfully hinted at the possibility of a small cameo, stating, “Maybe I’ll slot in and play a small cameo.”

Hamilton’s involvement in the film goes beyond producing. He has been actively collaborating with Brad Pitt on the screenplay and ensuring the project captures the real essence of Formula One while promoting diversity within the sport. Hamilton emphasized the importance of making the film more accessible and representative of the future of racing. The film is being made by the team that has made the recent blockbuster Top Gun Maverick.

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As part of his role in the decision-making process, Hamilton has been closely involved in the film’s casting. He expressed his excitement about watching audition videos and contributing to selecting the actors who are best suited for their respective roles. This hands-on approach reflects Hamilton’s commitment to assembling a talented and diverse cast, ensuring the film captures the essence of Formula One from all angles.

Hamilton got the opportunity to see the works of prominent performers such as Leonardo DiCaprio, who recently published his film, during his visit to the Cannes Film Festival. Hamilton has also graced an NBA game with Di Caprio. Many industry experts converged on the festival before traveling to the Monaco Grand Prix, providing an inspiring background. Hamilton thinks himself privileged to be a part of such a lively environment and expressed thanks for the chance. 

While Hamilton remains primarily focused on his behind-the-scenes role, he doesn’t rule out the possibility of a future movie debut. “I’ll wait for my movie debut, probably movie debut later on because I’m going to need to train and practice because I don’t want to suck at it.” He acknowledges that if a Top Gun 3 film materialized, he would eagerly embrace the chance, saying, “If Top Gun 3 ever happens, I’m going to be there, and I will miss the race for it, just so you know. it, just so you know. I’m not going to give up that chance next time.”

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