Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he is developing multiple new film projects after his involvement in the upcoming F1 movie featuring Brad Pitt. The seven-time world champion, who founded the production company Dawn Apollo for the F1 film, shared details of his continued ambitions in Hollywood.
Hamilton’s Role in the F1 Film and Future Plans
Hamilton played an integral part in the making of the F1 movie, slated for international release on June 26. He collaborated closely with producers like Jerry Bruckheimer and director Joseph Kosinski throughout the project, overseeing the script and creative direction. Hamilton was deeply involved in refining the script developed by Ehren Kruger, ensuring authenticity and quality.
“When you do get to hopefully watch, it at the beginning you see all the different logos for the different production houses, and my own comes up, which I worked on for so long, which is Dawn Apollo,”
Lewis Hamilton said about his contribution to the film.
He described the thrill of seeing his production company’s logo alongside major studios and expressed pride in having been a producer. Hamilton emphasized the exceptional nature of this debut project with a strong optimism for what’s next.
“This has gone in very high; couldn’t go any higher for my first movie, but we will be producing more movies over the coming years.”
New Cinematic Projects on the Horizon
After wrapping up the F1 film, Hamilton has already begun planning his next ventures under the Dawn Apollo Films banner. He disclosed that three new film concepts are currently in development, highlighting his commitment to expanding his portfolio beyond motorsports-themed stories.
“I’ve got three concepts that I’ve written, that are in writing,”
Hamilton confirmed.
Though new to screenwriting, he is collaborating with experienced writers to bring his ideas to life. Two of these upcoming projects will be animation films, with one already progressing through initial scripting phases, signaling a steady creative momentum.
“There’ll be at least two of them will be animations, and one of them we’re already in the phase of first, like, part of [the] script already, so it’s exciting.”
Expanding Beyond Feature Films
While Hamilton’s primary focus remains on feature-length movies, he also envisions working on documentaries and television series in the future. This diversification highlights his enthusiasm for a broad range of storytelling formats within the entertainment industry.
“There will be documentaries there will be… TV series at some stage, but I’m mostly movies,”
he explained.
“I love movies. That’s what I love the most.”
Hamilton’s transition into Hollywood underlines his determination to build a lasting presence in film production, leveraging his profile and experience as a world champion and media figure. His early success with Dawn Apollo and the upcoming F1 movie lays a strong foundation for his expanding creative career.
