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Brad Pitt premieres F1 film in London with appearance from Tom Cruise

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Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise delighted fans at the European premiere of F1: The Movie in London, sharing a hug and posing together in front of a sleek sports car.

The reunion marks a rare public moment between the two screen legends, who last worked together in 1994’s Interview with the Vampire.

Pitt rocked the red carpet in a bold green suit alongside his girlfriend Ines de Ramon and co-stars Kerry Condon and Damson Idris. The film follows Pitt’s character, Sonny Hayes, a retired Formula One driver returning to mentor a rising star -played by Idris – with real-life F1 star Sir Lewis Hamilton also making an appearance.

Stay tuned to Euronews Culture for our full review of F1 in our Film of the Week series this Friday.

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