The first trailer for ‘Maserati: The Brothers’ premiered, showcasing an ensemble cast headlined by Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins. The period film follows the Maserati brothers as they pursue motorsport success, with Pacino cast as businessman Vincenzo Vaccaro, an early investor in the automotive company, while Hopkins takes on a supporting role as another early backer.
The narrative centers on three Maserati brothers—Alfieri, Bindo, and Carlo—and their efforts to establish their brand as a dominant force in international racing, specifically targeting victory at the Indianapolis 500, an achievement the company accomplished in consecutive years during the late 1930s. Production took place across Italy, with filming conducted in Modena, the country’s automotive hub, as well as at Rome’s Cinecittà Studios.
Robert Moresco directed the project from a screenplay by Amanda Moresco and Stefano Torrisi. Diane Warren contributed an original song to the film’s score. The production brings together multiple Academy Award winners and nominees, including Pacino and Hopkins, both of whom have received best actor recognition. Moresco won a best original screenplay Oscar for ‘Crash’ in 2005, while Warren has received 17 competitive Academy Award nominations throughout her career without a win.
‘Maserati: The Brothers’ represents the third Italian automotive biopic produced by The Andrea Iervolino Company, following 2022’s ‘Lamborghini: The Man Behind the Legend’ and 2024’s ‘Ferrari,’ directed by Michael Mann. A fourth project in the automotive biopic series, titled ‘Bugatti,’ is currently in development at the production company.
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