Damson Idris called Brad Pitt to ‘give, humbly’ teacher to ‘F1’

Damson idris‘The character can be heads of head (and cars) Brad PittS F1: The movieBut in real life the movie star has proved to be a meaningful teacher for Lamin Alum.

“Brad is just a wonderful, giving, humble person, and he always wants you to win,” Idris, 33, playing the rookie Joshua Pearce, told Week of the US exclusively. “The best thing I got from Brad is like a movie, so funny: forget the noise and focus on race.”

Idris continued:

In the movie, Joshua received similar guidance from his mother (Sarah Niles), who reminds him, “Remember what your father says, ‘put your head on your head,'” When he began to climb the social hayes to disturb him.

The Pitt, 61, entered the picture as Hayes, a F1 driver lived outside the Van cars and running disciplines after the nearly fatal accident that was forced him in early retirement. He was approached by the former team and owned the high prix owner Ruben Cervantes (Javier Bardem) To return to the teacher’s game Joshua, which proves more challenging than expected.

From the rear team Top Gun: Maverick,, F1 . Lewis Hamilton. While Idris said to hitting speeds up to 180 mph the “most frightening thing in the world,” it made a isle weight.

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us: Do you have any dexts about doing your own driving in this movie?

Idris: It’s funny because I went through the fast cars before. I have Porsches and GT Turbos and my brother has R8, so when I showed the set I was like, ‘It’s a wind.’ But it’s not. This is the most frightening thing in the world, and if not for all the odd training and our liver coordinates, like Luciano Bacheta and Craig DolbyThere is no way I and Brad can get out of what we’re pulling in the movie.

Your character is forcing time training and time reaction to optimize his answers behind the wheel. Is that like that similar to your own preparation?

Yes, that’s exactly what I’m doing. I want to get into the mind of a F1 driver, so I tried to live as much as they can do as possible. I lost a bunch of weight because they were all less skinny. I’m six feet – two, and some of them, like, two feet, so I have to lose weight to hear what they feel.

But honestly, hanging around Brad and all men in garages are the best way to know the mind of a formula. These men walked walking and talking to the talk, and at the end of it, everything was unmatched.

Lewis Hamilton, in addition to showing the film, there was a big paper making too. Did you get a lot of advice from him to go to F1 windset?

Lewis is very important because he helps us with a lot of script. He calls BS in several consecutives, specifically races in career, and he can help for (director) Joe (lead) When edited (and) the authenticity of the movie.

With me specific, he always encouraged me and make me happy and proud of what he really is and joke.

Joshua’s mum is a big part of the line of his story, giving comfort to the comic while also expressing concern about his child. Have you ever experienced any concern for your own parents?

Oh yes. My mom will call me every day to make sure I don’t die. But I also told it because when I first started moving, I traveled to a different country, from London to Lon, so there was also his son. That’s why I told Joshua again.

Is there a competition between you and Brad in real life? Who is actually easier?

We both faster, honestly. We both went up to 180 miles per hour. I say, because he rides bikes, he is fine. She, like an adrenaline junkie.

But when we both go out of the car, we are all sad because we put it and we see the progress of all the months of training. But I want to get through a wheel a day with him and see who is easier.

He recently called a “beautiful mother *** er” in British GQ. What do you text him what you see?

It was funny, I didn’t text him anything, but when I saw him he gave me a big hug because we were wrapped in December and we both went to the movies. So, when he returned, he gave me a big hug and he just let me know how much he was like me and how similar he was for this movie to go out.

He said, as he put it, “We chose the best man.” That’s what makes me.

You are filmed by people who are real life in F1 races. How does that feel? Does it have a lot of extra pressure? Has it helpful in reality?

All over. Especially the extra pressure. Many things can be mistaken and thank God they do not do. But departure from race to race and see the world in the formula, including fans, it is always awake to see their world and understand that we seek to respect their time all the time to see everyone’s time. time.

I need to assemble my apple hat (Studios) and king (Bruckheimer) And Joe and all the creative because without their guidance and leadership, we never left what we did.

Do you think of any point, this film is not to do?

During the actors’ strike, I returned to LA and we had a little rest, and we were all, of course, fighting for a good cause. So in my head I was like, “Oh yes, that little movie I did.”

But no, everyone is always assured of me and informs me of the movies like this – there is a reason we can all get into this business. These are movie types, feelings of good nostalgic movies and that reminds us of a time when the party is very important in life. I personally feel that way back.

If there is a camera installed on your own car like F1What does it get? Do you sing music? Road road?

Oh man, yes. I can get to sing high notes that may BEYONCE or something. Definitely catch me slippin ‘.

A big question in the film is when Sonny says, ‘it’s not about money,’ he asked, ‘What is it?’ What do you think about the end of the day?

What I think about Sonny is the high and the feeling that he felt when he went to the way. For me personally, it’s about making people strengthen me proud.

Do you feel that the state’s flow or feeling of flying when you move?

I mean, come on June 27 when it comes out, that’s my state flow.