“Who would not pay to see these two in a circuit?”: The director of “F1” wants to bring together Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt in a movie

It has not happened since Interview with a vampire In 1994. actors Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt could soon be found on the screen. This is at least what Joseph Kosinski, director of the film wants F1but also Top Gun: Maverick. He told GQ to dream of a cross between Thunder Day (by Tony Scott in 1990) and F1.

“At the moment, it would be Cole Trickle, the character of Cruise in Days of Tonnerre, who discovered that he has a past with Sonny Hayes, Brad Pitt’s character,” said Joseph Kosinski describing his ideal scenario.

“They were rivals at some point, they may have crossed … I heard about this epic battle of Karting in Interview with a vampire Between Brad and Tom, who would not pay to see these two compete in a circuit? “Add.

The Hollywood Reporter had already indicated at the end of 2024 that Tom Cruise was under discussion for a series of Thunder Day.

At the moment, Joseph Kosinski is working mainly on the third part of GunAfter the huge box of Dissident.

“It’s a very good driver”

On June 16, Brad Pitt also mentioned the possibility of shooting with Tom Cruise, still specifying that he was not ready to embark on cascades as dangerous as Tom Cruise. “If I don’t need to suspend the planes or swim with submarines, I will think about it,” he said interviews in different interviews to guarantee the promotion of F1.

As for the anecdote of the Karting races, Tom Cruise as Brad Pitt has said it a lot lately.

“Believe me, I have run against him. Once the day of the filming is finished (maintenance with a vampire), we were going to pilot karts all night! Tom Cruise said. It’s really good. It’s a very good pilot.”

“We have to return to that, Tom and I, we commented Brad Pitt. He doubled in the last turn, I’m still disgusted 30 years later,” he joked.

Throughout the F1 promotion, the two actors multiplied the allusions to a future employee, and Tom Cruise even joined Brad Pitt on the red carpet during the previous view of London on June 23.

Joseph Kosinski also wanted to bring the actors in their version of Le Mans 66. But the film was filmed by another director, James Mangold with Matt Damon and Christian Bale.