2019 was one of the greatest years in the cinema this century. Of course, many of us look back in 2019 in a nice light for ... Special reasons, But that year she boasted some extraordinary films to define the end of the decade in the 2010s. Whether you look at the winner for the best image "Parasite", that was recently at the top of the 21st Century List of Yorkyor Times, Or the stunning achievement of Martin Scorsese, who was the "Irish", that year the nominees for the best picture was really highlighted. One of the more interesting nominees for the best picture that year came in the form of effortless Jameseshei Magold's fun drama, Ford Against Ferrari, starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale.

Ford vs. Ferrari tells the true story of car designer Carol Shelby (Matt Damon) and driver Ken Miles (Christian Bale), who are both engaged by Ford CEO Henry Ford II (Tracey Lets) and Vice President Lee Ikoka. year. The film was nominated for four awards at the Academy and earned $ 225.5 million with a budget of $ 97.6 million. He boasted a powerful A-list talent, with Oscar winners Matt Damon and Christian Bale as the main sides, but what is crazy is that there were two more A-Snatch lists that almost took their roles, and would be reunited in the big canvas in the quarter century.

The development of a Ford/Ferrari rivalry on the Grand Prix on the endurance of Le Mans has lasted for years. Before director Jameseims Mangold took over Matt Damon and Christian Bale in their roles, Josephosef Kosinski asked to direct the film, with Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt in the negotiations to play Carol Shelby and Ken Miles, respectively. Kosinski reflected project loss (which was titled "Go as Hell" at the time, based on author's book Ay Baima, "Go like Hell: Ford, Ferrari and their Battle for Speed and Glory in Le Mans") in an interview with Colider:

"The one I always think about was called" Go like Hell ", which eventually made" Ford against Ferrari ". I have always wanted to make a racing movie, but something about racing films is, there can't be races.

Josephosef Kosinski admitted that while his version of the film never got off the ground, it reached a point when the two stars in "Vampire Interview" were united to read the "Go like Hell" script:

"I wouldn't say we came close to the production, but I got to the point that I had Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt on the table, reading the script together. But we couldn't get the budget to the number it was supposed to be, and that was the right number. So it was for me to get out."

F1 now plays in theaters. You can read /movie review of the movie Here.