Adam Driver of Ferrari
Lorenzo Sisti
Adam Driver didn’t mince words when asked about the “cheesy” crash scene in his new movie. ferrari.
The film was screened at Poland’s Camerimage Film Festival on Sunday, followed by a Q&A with the star, who also serves as the film’s executive producer.
What do you think about ” [the] What about the collision scene? ” Driver was asked a question from the audience during the Q&A. “I had to say they were pretty harsh, radical, and cheesy to me. What do you think?”
The driver answered honestly: Next question. ”
The reactions included what sounded like gasps and uncomfortable laughter.
Watch the video of the moment posted to X (formerly Twitter) below.
Driver plays Enzo Ferrari in the film, which is set in the summer of 1957, when the Ferrari company was on the brink of bankruptcy. He is betting everything he has on his Miglia, the iconic Mille, a dangerous 1,000-mile race across Italy.
“ferrari It’s basically about a big race, and Mann’s masterful technique is on display, with cinematographer Eric Messerschmidt’s camera moving us behind the wheel and in the path of a speeding roadster to thrilling effect. produces. ” hollywood reporter Leading film critic David Rooney wrote in his review of the film: “The Mille Miglia competitions are held on 1,000 miles of open roads across Italy, through ancient towns (where the streets were lined with hay bales to protect buildings and spectators) and idyllic countryside. The scenes of cars speeding down vast mountain passes are breathtaking. (The Italian locations, including Modena, are an overall plus.)
Driver also came to Camellia Image to receive a special Energa Camera Image Award in the acting category. ferrari is also one of the entries in this year’s EnergaCamerimage main competition.
The film, directed by Michael Mann and written by Troy Kennedy Martin, also stars Penelope Cruz, Shailene Woodley, Gabriel Leone, Sarah Gadon, and Patrick Dempsey.
Neon plans to release the film in theaters on December 25th.
