Brad Pitt's F1: The Movie grosses $434 million

Brad Pitt's racing film, F1: The Movie, has grossed $434,527,000 at the worldwide box office since its release on June 27. The film is produced by Warner Bros.

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F1: The Movie grossed $146,827,000 at the US box office and $287,700,000 at the global box office.

The Formula 1 racing scenes in Brad Pitt's new film, F1: The Movie, are eye-catching, but the filmmakers are careful to highlight how the sport's past intertwines with the film's plot, with a distinct Hollywood flair. Pitt plays aging driver Sonny Hayes in an unexpected comeback alongside a talented young driver in a struggling team.

Meanwhile, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton offered important advice to the stars of F1: The Movie, especially given that Pitt's real-life age of 61 is considered unrealistic for a modern-day driver.

The oldest Formula 1 driver currently is Spaniard Fernando Alonso, who turns 44 next month, but in the 1950s, when the physical demands were lower but the danger was greater, Philippe Etancelin and Louis Chiron raced at 55, and Luigi Fagioli won at 53.