Maserati Biopic Stars Pacino and Hopkins Premiering October 15

The biographical film “Maserati: The Brothers,” starring Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, and Andy Garcia, is set to premiere in Italy on October 15, 2026, offering an in-depth look at the origins of the famous Italian car manufacturer.

The film is directed by Robert Moresco, an Oscar-winning screenwriter known for 2006’s “Crash.” With 36 producers involved, the production is led by Andrea Iervolino’s company, which also produced the biopic “Ferrari.”

Andrea Iervolino’s production company has a mixed record with biopics; their previous film “Ferrari” was well-received, while “Lamborghini: The Man Behind the Legend,” directed by Moresco in 2022, received poor reviews and limited box office success, earning only $1.3 million internationally.

“Maserati: The Brothers” will be self-distributed with no major studio backing, unlike the previous “Lamborghini” film, which was picked up by Lions Gate for distribution.

According to showbiz411.com, “Maserati” could be a major project for Iervolino, who has experience making automotive biopics but whose past films have received mixed critical and commercial responses.

The film’s release strategy for the United States remains unclear, with no confirmed theatrical or streaming dates, following the pattern of the company’s other automotive biopics.

Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, and Andy Garcia play prominent roles, adding star power to the production, which aims to spotlight the story behind Maserati’s global legacy in the automotive industry.