Brad Pitt's F1 (aka "F1: The film") recently hit theaters and created a large number of buzz in early walking. Much of it is related to her exciting representation of Formula One racing, thanks to the lenses of the director "Top Gun: Maverick" Josephosef Kosinski. F1, as a result, was a big hit for Apple at the box office outside the gate. Unfortunately, however, one member of the cast, which initially played a greater role in the film, rejoiced at its time on the screen, almost nothing.

Simon Ashley, Who many people will know as Kate Sharma of Season 2 BreadonIt was originally set to star along with Pete, Javier Bardem and Damson Idris in the racing blockbuster. However, her role was essentially cut by the film, although she briefly appears on stage without lines. So what happened? In an interview with PeopleKosinski explained that it all went down to refining footage in the editing room:

"It happens on every movie, where you need to shoot more than you can use them. There were two or three stories that they didn't do (that) in the last crop. But Simone, she's an amazing talent, an amazing actress, an amazing singer and I would like to work with her again."

"I have a very small part, but I'm grateful to be in that movie," Ashley said as he talked El. "I had to experience a lot of grandchildren. I don't think I will do such a thing again."

It is not like a cosmic being stunned or that this is not common. The actors are removed from the films all the time during the editing process. Actually, Several actors were cut by Marvel "Captain America: Brave New World" Only earlier this year. There are countless other examples. It is just the nature of the aster, especially when it comes to a movie with large budgets, blockbuster. Low budget films tend to have fewer shots of working with it, although it can still happen.

As it is, F1 is two hours and 35 minutes long. Something had to give. In any case, Ashley seems to have no difficult feelings for the whole situation. She even attended the premiere of the film in London and had a lot of good things to say about it. Taking up InstagramAshley expressed joy in reuniting with the cast and crew, while encouraging people to go to see the film:

"It was a joy to combine with the cast and the crew, and celebrate - I couldn't be louder watching everyone shine on the screen and on the carpet, as long as I wore my clothes for Balmin, which made me feel the same as a radiation. I went out with friends.

Ashley's career still seems to be a very good place, as disappointing as this can be. Earlier this year, Her Roma-Com "Picture This" became a streaming hit on the premiere video. She also has to return to Brotherton next year and has the psychological thriller "This tempting madness" in anticipation of the can.

"F1" is now in cinemas.