EXCLUSIVE: Rosalind Eleazar (Slow Horses) has landed the lead role of Misty Green in Chris Rock’s first feature for A24, a ...

After watching Brad Pitt’s high-octane racing drama F1, fans can keep the adrenaline going with a range of racing-themed films and shows available to stream. From classic cinema like Grand Prix and ...

Ferrari bagged its third-straight overall victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours, its twelfth in total, inching closer to Porsche’s all-time record of 19 wins. Caption: Drivers Robert Kubica (behind the ...

Kosinski originally planned to bring Pitt and Cruise together on the big screen in his own version of “Ford v Ferrari.” The actors were going to do all of their own racing in the movie, but the studio ...

Following the success of 'F1,' Brad Pitt revealed that he and fellow Hollywood star Tom Cruise almost featured in another racing drama.

Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise opted out of starring in Ford v Ferrari after the Mission: Impossible star realised he wouldn't be "driving much". The 61-year-old actor has been on the track for his role ...

Pitt noted that he was supposed to appear alongside Cruise in Ford v Ferrari; however, they ended up departing from the film because the Mission: Impossible star realized his character wouldn’t ...

Pitt and Cruise almost starred in “Ford v. Ferrari,” actually — but Cruise dropped out when, according to Pitt, he found out he would not be spending very much time behind the wheel.

In an interview with The National, about a decade before Ford v Ferrari was made, he and Cruise were lined up to star as Ken Miles (Pitt) and Carroll Shelby (Cruise) with F1 director Joseph Kosinski.

Brad Pitt revealed he was set to costar opposite Tom Cruise in an early version of Ford v Ferrari, explaining that they walked away from the project over one major detail.

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford has discussed the fallout of the Erin Patterson trial, and who the media and wider public would be keen to hear from following the guilty verdict. Ford stated “the ...