Brad Pitt's untitled 'racing' film project has Hollywood studios bidding against streamers for it

Studios and streamers are putting the pedal to the metal in hopes of snagging Brad Pitt's newest film project. The 57-year-old Oscar winner is attached to star in an untitled 'racing' film to be helmed by Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski, according to The Hollywood Reporter on Friday. Racing for first: : An untitled 'racing' film with Brad Pitt, 57, attached to star has set Hollywood studios and streamers into a bidding war, according to The Hollywood Reporter; seen in February in 2020 The upcoming film is shaping up to have an action film dream team working under the hood, as super-producer Jerry Bruckheimer is attached to the project, as is screenwriter Ehren Kruger. Heavy hitters: The untitled project is set to be directed by Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski, and super-producer Jerry Bruckheimer is also attached The sources note that Disney, which doesn't often engage in bidding wars like this, is also competing for Pitt's new film. Experience: Few details are available on the film, which is expected to be connected to racing, though insiders say British racer Lewis Hamilton is connected to the project; pictured in September in NYC Change of plans: Pitt previously wanted to work on a racing film with Kosinski and Tom Cruise, which evolved into Ford V Ferrari and eventually starred Matt Damon and Christian Bale; pictured in 2019 After undergoing significant changes, Logan director James Mangold helmed Ford V Ferrari and Matt Damon and Christian Bale played the two leads.