Adam Driver and his terrifying experience behind the wheel of a vintage Ferrari race car

The latter part of the year is gearing up for a notable number of theatrical releases, and one of the films that will be talked about the most is Ferraria biographical drama starring Adam Driver. The actor spoke to the magazine diverse During the New York Film Festival, he described his experience behind the wheel of an old race car, describing it as “terrifying,” stressing that “if you turn in the wrong direction, you are dead.”

Directed by Michael Mann, director of famous films such as The Last of the Mohicans, Heat, Collateral, or more recently the Tokyo Vice series. His new work, Ferrari, revolves around the life of motorsport tycoon Enzo Ferrari in 1957, when his company prepares to participate in the Mille Miglia, a 1,000-mile open-air race. A wonderful cast that includes, in addition to Adam Driver, actors and actresses such as Penelope Cruz, Shailene Woodley, Gabrielle Leon, and Sarah Gadon.

Ferrari, the new thing from Adam Driver and Michael Mann

for him Terrifying experience The actor described getting behind the wheel, stressing that it “takes you back in time and you realize that if you turn left or right in the wrong direction, you’re dead.” At least there are seat belts in newer cars. The drive was filmed, in the author’s words, in “a deserted tarmac in Modena, Italy, and you could really feel how dangerous they were in front of the current Ferrari. The goal was for me to be thrown out of the car because that was safer than being locked in this moving coffin.”

Director Michael Mann explained the driver’s words, stressing that “the idea was that you would rather be kicked out of the car than dragged, and that’s why they didn’t have seat belts.” The American stressed that he “wanted everyone to have the experience of driving these cars on the race track.” His long-awaited film about one of the most legendary car brands in history will hit theaters worldwide in November.