Still better than most 60+ years old
“What Happened to His Chin?” Brad Pitt Creates a Heavy Stir With Recent Appearance


Stirring up buzz both online and at the F1 Grand Prix of Great Britain, Brad Pitt made a noteworthy entrance at Silverstone Circuit just a few days ago. He is there filming his upcoming Formula 1 movie titled “F1,” which is expected to be released on June 25, 2025.
Pitt is set to portray Sonny Hayes, a seasoned driver making a comeback to the F1 grid after a prolonged absence.

With a shorter haircut featuring light blonde color and dark roots, the 60-year-old actor looked striking in an all-white racing suit, which represents the fictional “APX GP” team.
Though he cut a handsome figure in his racing gear, onlookers couldn’t help but observe some notable changes in his appearance.


Similar to Brad Pitt, Tom Hanks is also a Hollywood icon, and fans have been expressing concern over his recent appearance, which has sparked widespread commentary. You can view the photos here.
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He looks amazing for 60.
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