Maserati: The Brothers

Maserati: The Brothers (2026)



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Director: Bobby Moresco

Cast: Michele Morrone, Salvatore Esposito, Leonardo Ferrari, Matteo Bassi, Damiano Pacchiani

Discover how the Maserati family built a legacy from its 1914 origins into one of Italy’s most celebrated luxury car marques, sharing the high-performance stage with rivals Ferrari and Lamborghini.

More About This Film

Maserati: The Brothers is a highly anticipated biographical drama directed by Robert Morris, with a screenplay by Stefano Torrisi. Set for release in late 2026, the film chronicles the foundational history of the Maserati family and their legendary automotive dynasty. By focusing on the origins of one of Italy's most iconic car manufacturers, the movie aims to capture the passion, rivalry, and engineering brilliance that defined the brand's early years.

The production boasts an ensemble cast featuring some of Hollywood's most respected actors. Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino headline the project, bringing gravitas and star power to the roles of the Maserati patriarchs and key figures in their journey. Additional notable cast members include Michele Morrone, Jessica Alba, and Andy Garcia, who join the Italian talent pool including Andrea Bruschi, who plays a supporting role as Doctor. The blend of international stars and local expertise suggests a grand scale production designed to appeal to both car enthusiasts and general audiences.

  • The film is scheduled for theatrical release in the United States on December 4, 2026.
  • Director Robert Morris and writer Stefano Torrisi have crafted a narrative that explores the personal and professional dynamics within the Maserati family.
  • Andrea Bruschi, known for his roles in 'Gucci' and 'Ferrari', contributes to the cast alongside veteran actors Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino.
  • The movie is also known under alternative titles such as 'Maserati: Alma de Corrida' and 'Maserati: a Racing Life' in various markets.

Where to Watch

As of late 2026, the film has not yet been released or distributed digitally, so availability is currently limited to upcoming theatrical windows.