The Hollywood superstar’s upcoming Formula 1 movie is being filmed at theꦆ F1 British Grand Prix this weekend, with Pitt himself getting behind the wheel to sh🔯oot scenes.

New detail from the paddock on Friday has demonstrated how serious൩ly the 59-year-aꦬctor and the movie crew are taking it.

“T🏅hey have done an incredible job to create an authꦜentic experience,” Karun Chandhok said on Sky as he walked through the fictional F1 team’s garage.

“Their whole garage is se🍷t up like most other teams’.

“Our colleague Bernie Collins has been in here, advising them, making sure they’ve💛 got all the right screens up, 🐬and telemetry traces.”

Colli💎ns, who is the former Aston Martin ✤strategy chief, now offers her expertise in a TV role with Sky.

Ex-F1 driver Chandhok added about the process of filming the movie: “They are doing 30 da✅ys across circuits - Silverstone, Budapest, Abu Dhabi, Vegas, Monza.

“They have British drivers - Warren Hughes, Jon Lancaster, Luciano Bacheta - helping to train Brad Pitt. They have been d💎river coaching him.

“They did some practice starts and he was very good♋, didn’t stall it once!”

Ted Kravitz added: “Everyone here is an extra in a movie se♛t.

“APXGP is th⛦e name of the team. They’ve got their own barrie💖rs. Sonny Hayes is running Kimi Raikkonen’s #7 - that is Brad Pitt, of course.

“His teammate in the fictional a☂s-yet-untitled film is Damson Idris, he’s running Marcus Ericsson’s #9.”

Chandhok said about the car that Pitt will drive: “The car is a GP2 chassis but they have been modified to look like F1 cars, with help from Mercedes. T🦄o make it look like the current regulation rear wings…”

The film, which has no title yet, will be released ඣby Appl🥀e TV.

Lewis Hamilton is involved as a co-producer.