News about Sarah Gadon

Michael Mann is one of the few filmmakers with major success over the past two decades, many times through the making of a big melodrama Hollywood film that's both gritty and polished. Ferrari, the celebrated filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer, is proud to announce that it has no ties to the major studios that made the film possible amid the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes. In a recent interview with Variety, the origins of the film and the contents of the screenplay and the film that you watched did not fit into the kind of film that would be embraced by the conventional studio system.' 'It's really appropriate that it's an independent film being distributed by Neon, a very independent distributor.' Mann admitted to his first visit to Modena, which is mainly where the film was shot, during the interview, which also teased the possibility of making a Heat 2 film. While touring the insular town a decade ago, he captured the many locations he visited, including Ferrari's barbershop, the exterior of his house, and San Cataldo's Citero, where Ferrari was interred in 1988, 32 years after his son Dino was laid to rest in 1956.

Adam Driver is once more playing the scion at the helm of a very popular Italian family whose name has become synonymous with a luxury brand. No, it is not a "House of Gucci" sequel. In Michael Mann's forthcoming film "Ferrari," the driver is transformed into Enzo Ferrari. The crew is currently filming in Modena, Italy, and on October 7, they announced two, first-look photos of Driver on set. When Enzo, a former race-car racer, and his partner, Laura (Penélope Cruz), are at a point of vulnerability, "Ferrari" is set in 1957. Ferrari, the company's founder, is on the verge of bankruptcy, and their union is tense. Enzo, who began racing as purely a racing company before it began selling cars, has decided to take a big swing in the 1957 Mille Miglia race. The famous run is about a thousand miles long and includes a round trip between Rome and Brescia.

When shooting in Italy on Tuesday, Patrick Dempsey and Jack O'Connell revealed their characters' views on the forthcoming Michael Mann-directed film Ferrari. The 56-year-old Grey's Anatomy actor and the 32-year-old Skins actor were on set in Modena, where they were joined by actress Sarah Gadon, 35. Adam Driver appears in the film, which is the Heat director's first feature film in seven years, as Enzo Ferrari, the maker of the legendary sports cars that bear his name.