‘Maserati: The Brothers’ Biopic Starring Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins Gets Its First Teaser Trailer

Summary

Chronicling the high-stakes origins of the Maserati family and their pursuit of motorsport glory during the early 20th centuryStarring Academy Award winners Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins alongside a cast including Jessica Alba and Andy Garcia

A teaser trailer just surfaced for Maserati: The Brothers, a new period biopic detailing the rise of the iconic Italian automotive manufacturer. Directed by Academy Award winner Robert Moresco, the feature focuses on the three founding siblings Alfieri, Bindo and Carlo. Viewers will watch as the trio navigates financial struggles and intense family dynamics to establish a lasting global racing legacy.

The narrative centerpiece of the production focuses on the marque achieving historic back-to-back victories at the Indianapolis 500. Winning the legendary race in 1939 and 1940 solidified the manufacturer as a true powerhouse in the automotive world. Authentic recreations of prewar racing machines take center stage, specifically the famous 8CTF model driven by Wilbur Shaw. Audiences get a visceral look at the extreme danger of early motorsport competition on narrow European roads.

Cinema legend Al Pacino steps into the role of Vincenzo Vaccaro, a wealthy businessman who acts as a critical early investor for the startup operation. Sir Anthony Hopkins plays Luca Antonelli, a sophisticated financier bankrolling the ambitious technology while guiding the overarching business strategy. Michele Morrone takes on the lead role of Alfieri Maserati, capturing the relentless drive of the pioneering automotive engineer.

Supporting cast members bring further star power to the historical drama. Andy Garcia portrays Mr. Rossini, an influential corporate partner acting as the primary advisor to the siblings. Jessica Alba joins the ensemble as Sandra, a central figure woven deeply into the personal lives of the founders.

Production took place across Italy to ensure historical accuracy and visual authenticity. Filming locations included the original founding city of Bologna, the current headquarters in Modena and Rome's renowned Cinecittà Studios. The highly anticipated automotive picture is expected to arrive in theaters in late 2026.

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