Michael Mann’s F1 Film ‘Ferrari’ Nabbed by Neon, Set for Christmas Release
thewrap.commore beloved auteurs among the critical community of the last few decades. Mann recently directed the pilot for HBO Max’s “Toyko Vice” while executive producing the Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe-starring show.
He also co-wrote, alongside Meg Gardiner, a novel sequel to his 1995 Al Pacino/Robert De Niro cops-n-robbers classic “Heat.” The deal for “Ferrari” was negotiated by Dan Friedkin, Ryan Friedkin and Tom Quinn for Neon with CAA Media Finance and attorney Harold Brown of Gang Tyre Ramer & Brown on behalf of Mann.
Mann is also producing via his Moto Pictures banner alongside P.J. van Sandwijk and Birdman producer John Lesher, as well as, Marie Savare, John Friedberg, Lars Sylvest, Thorsten Schumacher and Gareth West.
The picture will be distributed internationally through STX Entertainment — which was among the key producers for the $90 million feature — and its partners..
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