44/18
He also speaks fluent Brazilian Portuguese
A fictional miniseries based on the life of Ayrton Senna da Silva, a Brazilian racing legend who won the Formula One World Drivers’ Championship three times. Kaya Scodelario’s character, Laura Harrison, is fictional. She is based on journalists who covered Ayrton Senna’s career. Additionally, the Scoledario family is Brazilian, originally from Senna’s home state of São Paulo. Senna’s early racing in England is shown at a racetrack next to a mountain range. There are no mountains in England – especially in Norfolk, which is known for its flat landscape.
It’s boring and superficial
It is quite obvious that the Senna-Da Silva family had a hand in this, and they were very strict. Senna is described as a saint. He is always nice and friendly and puts up with anything that is done to him. He has no conflicts other than those with Prost and Balestre. The dialogue is so incredibly flat that any daily drama is literature in comparison. I want to be first.
He’s the best
I’m the fastest. I want to win. But it’s dangerous! But I want to win. But you’ve already won. But I want to win again.
Yes, of course
What about Senna’s female stories? They would have potential. Didn’t he have any flaws? Such people don’t exist. But when his mother is involved in writing the script… His parents also seem saintly. Always understanding, always patient, kind, indulgent and noble.
However, the action images are top-notch
They’re not completely groundbreaking, but very impressive. The sound design in particular was amazing.
