Michael Mann’s ‘Ferrari’ Secures SAG-AFTRA Interim Agreement; Will Adam Driver, Penélope Cruz Promote Pic At Venice?
10.08.2023 - 19:41
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SAG-AFTRA on Thursday named NEON’s Michael Mann-directed Ferrari as one of its latest recipients of an interim agreement for publicity.
The waiver allows the movie’s cast which includes Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz to publicize the feature at its Venice Film Festival world premiere, closing night at New York Film fest and other events the pic may screen at. Similar to indie studio A24, NEON is a non-AMPTP company; many of which have had no hurdles in nabbing SAG-AFTRA interim agreements.
There are two types of SAG-AFTRA interim agreements for indie features, one for promotional purposes and the other for production.
Ferrari is not the first major title set to benefit from an agreement of this sort, joining a list that includes Luc Besson’s Dog Man and the Lily Gladstone-led The Unknown Country. But it’s certainly the starriest, boasting an ensemble that also includes Shailene Woodley, Patrick Dempsey, Jack O’Connell and Gabriel Leone, among others. It’s still early, however, it remains whether stars will come out in support of the pic, even with the SAG-AFTRA waiver in hand. As has proven the case on the production side, with titles like the MRC pic G20 to star Viola Davis, there’s the possibility that talent may opt out of exercising rights granted to them by their guild, simply due to optics.
Slated for release by Neon on Christmas Day, the latest feature from Mann is set in 1957, when the marriage of ex-Formula 1 racer Enzo Ferrari (Driver) and wife Laura (Cruz) has begun to fracture as a result of the former’s philandering and the tragic recent death of their young son. Their unsettled domestic world ends up on a collision course with Enzo’s work life as he faces a pair of major turning points: financial
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