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Brad Pitt And Josh Brolin May Go Like Hell
Cinema Blend News —
... motor companys attempt to beat the exotic Euro auto manufacturers at their own game by hiring a crack team to beat them in European racing. Its the 60s by the way which manes safety took a back seat to speed and race car drivers were as much daredevils as they were professionals. Blowing up halfway down the track wasnt out of the question. Whats most interesting about this project are the number of big names who may be involved. Producer Lucas Foster appeared this week on the Adam Carolla Podcast and talked endlessly about his plans for the film, including who might ...
Le Mans film with Brad Pitt?
Filmstalker —
... the interesting thing about this is are the names being attached to the project - Brad Pitt, Josh Brolin, Russell Crowe, Matt Damon, Eric Bana, and Daniel Day-Lewis. Now that sounds an incredible line-up. The book is set in the 1960's and is the story of how Ford started a team to try and beat the biggest names in racing to beat them in Le Mans, names like Ferrari, and this is the story of how they did just that. According to the producer Lucas Foster , who was talking on the Adam Carolla audiocast through Cinema Blend , he's been talking to just about anyone ...
Brad Pitt and Daniel Day-Lewis Go Like Hell to Re-Live Racing History
KillerFilm —
... During a recent appearance on Adam Carolla’s Podcast, Foster talked about how closet gearheads were finally stepping up and vocalizing their interest in the project. Notably, Brad Pitt, but also Josh Brolin, Russell Crowe, Matt Damon (specifically for the role of Phil Hill), Eric Bana, and Daniel Day-Lewis. ...
