Ford v Ferrari may have scored a Best Picture Oscar nomination earlier this year, but that wasn't the only version of that particular film that Hollywood was trying to develop. Joseph Kosinski was a guest on Collider's Directors on Directing panel as part of Comic-Con@Home, and when Collider's Editor-in-Chief Steve Weintraub asked the Top Gun: Maverick helmer if there were any projects near and dear to him that never got made, Kosinski cited an unmade version of Ford v Ferrari titled Go Like Hell that might have starred Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. "…
Ford v Ferrari was a big hit, and these behind-the-scenes details only make it more interesting.
One of these reasons is completely absurd.
Ford v Ferrari, starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, takes the viewer back in time to the 1960s world of professional race car driving. Recently, CinemaBlend sat down with stunt coordinator Robert Nagle and got his take on the movie's most difficult sequence to film.
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Ford v Ferrari stars Matt Damon and Christian Bale as Carroll Shelby and Ken Miles. But how much of the movie is accurate, and how much is fiction?
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Ford v Ferrari v... THE LAW?! The star and director of that Best Picture-nominated racing drama -- Matt Damon and James Mangold, respectively -- are back in the saddle. Er, car. They're making another movie together, is what I'm saying. And according to Deadline, it's The Force, a searing corrupt cop drama based on the novel from best-selling thriller author Don Winslow. Damon has waded into corrupt cop territory before, playing a mole in the Boston police department for Jack Nicholson's crime boss in Martin Scorsese's The Departed. But The Force will throw him even …
Matt Damon is reuniting with his Ford v Ferrari director James Mangold, signing on to star in an adaptation of bestselling novel The Force.
Ford v Ferrari has been hailed as one of the most crowd-pleasing movies of 2019. Here are 10 things about the film's making-of that you never knew.
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One aspect of the true story may not be that true.
If you missed Ford v. Ferrari, the true-life drama starring Matt Damon as iconic car designer Carroll Shelby and Christian Bale as racecar driver Ken Miles, you missed out on watching one of the best-reviewed films of the year. But pretty soon you’ll get the chance to make that right, because the movie is coming to Digital January 28th, and to 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD February 11. The film tells the story of Ford Motor Company’s decision to assemble a team of automotive engineers, led by Shelby and Miles, with the explicit goal …
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