Tom Brady Says Other Hollywood Projects Will Be His Future After ’80 Brady’ Producer

Everything about Tom Brady makes a lot of headlines and that trend has remained intact. hollywood reporter A story about February by 80 Brady, his first film as a producer. Confirmed when Brady was about to leave the NFL, he returned to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to improve his status as a GOAT, starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Rita Moreno and Sally Field, directed by Kyle Marvin and Param Pictures For. The story is about four best friends and New England Patriots fans who travel to Super Bowl LI 2017 to see their hero Brady in action. In an interview for Hertz’s latest campaign, Brady shared how the project fell into his lap, what he hints at about his Hollywood ambitions, and why he’s always aiming to “over-deliver” on any project he touches.

Now that you’ve been in the Hertz business for some time, how collaborative is the process or how cooperative are you as a partner?

I try to be a super collaborator. I try to involve myself from the beginning until the end of the campaign and obviously behind the camera, after the camera, even during the post-production days, to do things as we want you to see and make sure that all the ads have a great feeling. for them. I enjoyed working with Hertz. They have an excellent leadership team. It’s been so much fun working together for the last 18 months and seeing it all come to life. There’s a lot more fun stuff ahead.

We are all on the move again now, post COVID, and people are traveling more and more on the go and people will look to rent them. I love that Hertz has a new fleet of Shelby Mustangs as part of them [Electric Vehicle] lines. This is a large company that has been very active as a leader in the energy supply industry. I love every aspect of your business.

Did you get a chance to remove the Shelby Mustang for a spin?

I had one on set when we were filming about two months ago and haven’t seen it since, so I’m a little disappointed in that. I’m just kidding. It’s a super cool car. I should have gone in, but I don’t think they’ll be out for a few more months. I know car lovers will really enjoy using them because they are amazing cars. I love the look and for anyone who likes cars, call them gas heads or something, you are going to love these Shelby Mustangs.

It debuted with Hertz as part of its new lineup of electric vehicles featuring Teslas. I know sustainability and being green is very important in your family. Besides driving a Tesla, how else do you use greenery in your life?

For us, it seeks to embody everyday choices in terms of conscious choices about eating habits, processing and travel. We now have several electric cars in our house. We try to be very effective. We build houses to be environmentally conscious of our energy consumption. Many of them are simply stocking up on daily options. My husband has done a lot for the environment and has planted millions of trees and has been involved in various groups and practices that help us bring awareness and awareness to our daily activities. He is a true pioneer in our family and has taught me many things over the years. He was focused on something with blinds and looked at many things in life. She is a person who has an incredible commitment to the planet, and as a caregiver and mother, she wants to make the world a wonderful place for her children.

Driving also focuses on your first big Hollywood movie, which you produced, by 80 Brady. Can you talk about the development of this project and what it indicates about your ambitions in Hollywood?

There’s a lot to it. Working with my agent at WME, Jason Hodd, explored the various media opportunities and we are now working on several projects. It was our first feature film and I was more off the screen than on it. I did some stuff with Sports Religion when I partnered with Facebook Tommy against time. Then I partnered with ESPN man in the sand. I enjoyed being in front of the camera for them and I was also their producer, but it was the first big movie I ever made.

The agent, Max, who works with Jason, brought the script, and Jason called me after he read it and said, “Look, I have an amazing script. This is a wonderful story and I think it has great potential.” We ran through some prints and got an amazing woman, Donna Gigliot, an amazing producer. He brought Kylie [Marvin]Our Director. We found the most amazing actors, Lily, Jane, Rita and Sally. They relived everything. At the end of the day, seeing his action and his performance was great. He brought me some teammates to the set, guys who are very important to me in my life. We had two days when I was on set. It looked like a dressing room, you know, we really liked it. I’m looking forward to seeing how it goes. This is a fun story accompanied by scrolls and I think it will be a lot of fun for people to see the final product.

Now that you have one under your belt, is there more production in the future?

Yes, definitely. I really see it as part of my future, getting involved with the media, producing various projects and helping with their implementation. I have always enjoyed telling these stories and I have told you personally that I have been a part of many of them. I like the commitment. I don’t know what to expect, but at the same time I know I have a very active group of people who work hard to bring great things to life.

Mention of football at the beginning of the call. Now that you’re back, what’s new or different about your approach this season?

Over the years, I’ve tried to be more efficient with what I do because I don’t have as much time to exercise as I used to. When I work out, I have to be super effective at what I have to do to get the most out of the day. Keeping my body in shape is very important, but it’s been my way of life for a long time, so I don’t feel like I should move on to anything else. That’s just part of what I’m doing.

Thanks to my efforts, I try to keep my body super flexible. I try to be super hydrated and keep the frequency of inflammation in my body. So I have to leave football and be nice to my teammates. So I spend time with my teammates to make sure I’m with them and that’s what my summer will be like for the next six weeks.

Go back to your wife. You two became the only ones in the viral video you shot with Brady in new underwear. Are you still thinking about collaborating for the underwear line?

You have to keep going, but there are some challenges I’ve set for myself that I must face. Some guys online invite me to take some pictures, so I have to go through with it. So let’s see, let’s see. I love how these people were received. Things start to get amazing [with the brand]And I just want to be involved in big things and always give a lot to people. That’s something I’ve learned in football over the years building a great team and realizing the situation you need to overcome. I want people to think of me as the person who always comes to them. When people commit to me, I always want to exaggerate and exaggerate. Whether it’s a lingerie line or a feature film, it has the same credibility and weight in my eyes.

A version of this story first appeared in the June 22 issue of The Hollywood Reporter. Click here to subscribe.