‘Ferrari’ Star Adam Driver Tells Festgoer “F *** You” After Being Asked About “Cheesy” Crash Scenes

Adam Driver didn’t mince words when inquired about the “tacky” crash scenes in his brand-new film, Ferrari

The movie was evaluated Sunday at Poland’s Camerimage Movie Festival, followed by a Q&A with the star, who likewise is an executive manufacturer on the film.

“What do you consider [the] crash scenes?” Chauffeur was asked by an audience member throughout the Q&A. “They looked quite severe, extreme and, I should state, tacky for me. What do you believe?”

Chauffeur responded candidly: “Fuck you, I do not understand. Next concern.”

The action was consulted with some gasps in addition to what seemed like some unpleasant laughter.

Enjoy a video of the minute that was published on X (previously Twitter) listed below.

Chauffeur plays Enzo Ferrari in the motion picture, which is set throughout the summer season of 1957, when Ferrari’s business is dealing with insolvency. He bets whatever he has on one race, the renowned Mille Miglia, which is a treacherous 1,000-mile race throughout Italy.

Ferrari essentially has to do with the huge race, where Mann’s virtuoso strategy begins and cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt’s electronic cameras put us at the wheel or in the course of the speeding roadsters to exhilarating impact,” The Hollywood Reporter primary movie critic David Rooney composed in his evaluation of the motion picture. “The Mille Miglia competitors is worked on 1,000 miles of open roadway throughout Italy, going through ancient towns (their streets lined with hay bales to safeguard structures and viewers) and agrarian countryside. A stretch revealing the automobiles zipping through an extensive mountain pass is spectacular. (Italian places, consisting of Modena, are a plus throughout.)”

Motorist likewise was at Camerimage to accept the Special EnergaCamerimage Award for acting. Ferrari is likewise among the entries in this year’s EnergaCamerimage primary competitors.

Penelope Cruz, Shailene Woodley, Gabriel Leone, Sarah Gadon and Patrick Dempsey likewise star in the motion picture, which was directed by Michael Mann and composed by Troy Kennedy Martin.

Neon is set to launch the motion picture in theaters Dec. 25.