Picturesque views of the French Riviera feature in the video as Brad Pitt offers a ‘poetic love letter’ to this famous stretch of coastline close to the Italian border.
Drawing on the area’s long-standing status as a source of inspiration for artists and film stars, this new tribute is the focal point of a campaign for French organic gin The Gardener.
‘The French Riviera is a beautiful and capricious muse,’ begins Pitt, star of the recently-released F1 film, as the video shows a speed boat gliding through crystal-clear waters along the scenic Côte d’Azur.
The Secret to Brad Pitt’s Youthful Skin? His Skincare Brand Beau Domaine
Brad Pitt is aging in reverse — and he’s bottling the secret. On the heels of the new “F1” movie, the Hollywood heavyweight is sharing the secret behind his seemingly age-defying skin: his brand Beau Domaine.
Pitt’s skincare brand, which the actor quietly launched in 2022 alongside the Perrin family — his long-standing collaborators on Miraval wines — is made of grape-derived actives from Miraval’s biodynamic estate, touting antioxidant-rich formulations aimed at longevity. If you, like many of us, found yourself Googling Pitt’s age mid-race during your “F1” screening this past weekend, you’ll want to get your hands on the luxe (and relatively affordable) serums responsible for his glowing skin. Plus, all the products in his routine are currently available on Amazon.
Brad Pitt reveals his favorite Japanese food; many Japanese people say they’ve never eaten it
TOKYO
Japan often gets Hollywood movies later than the rest of the world, but “F1,” starring Brad Pitt, is fittingly, arriving in Japanese theaters as quickly as possible, premiering here on Friday, the same day as it does in the U.S.To promote the movie’s opening, the producers have released a promotional video in which Kenyu Horiuchi and Shintaro Morimoto, who serve as the dub actors for Pitt and co-star Damson Idris, ask Pitt, Idris, and director Joseph Kosinski some questions on behalf of Japanese fans.
The first question involves special training the on-screen cast undertook for their roles, and the next ones deal with special efforts made during filming and the cast’s most memorable scenes. The three interviewees also express regret that while “F1” includes footage shot by a separate crew at Japan’s Suzuka Circuit, none of them were able to travel to the country themselves for filming.
The National
There’s one kind of victory that’s always eluded Brad Pitt. And most people have likely never even noticed. Nearly 40 years into his career, the American actor and producer has left an indelible mark on both film and pop culture at large – with two Academy Awards to his name. But unlike his megastar peers, he’s never made a true crowd-pleasing blockbuster. That is, until F1 The Movie.
After earning $144 million globally in its opening weekend and boasting stellar reviews from critics and audiences alike, the film is poised to be one of the summer’s biggest hits. For Pitt, that would mean he’s finally vanquished his white whale.
“I had always wanted to make a populist film – something that just gets better every time you see it. Something that brings people together. And I still didn’t understand that this could be that one,” Pitt tells The National.
