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10 Jan 2017

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Ansel Elgo­rt plays a hot­shot get­away dri­ver in the director’s new film.

It’s been almost four years since an Edgar Wright film last lit up movie screens, but now the direc­tor has offered an ear­ly sneak peek at his upcom­ing auto-thriller, Baby Dri­ver. The plot con­cerns a tal­ent­ed young get­away dri­ver, the epony­mous Baby (Ansel Elgo­rt), who uses a spe­cial­ly com­piled sound­track to help him stay ahead of his rivals.

Jamie Foxx, Lily James, Jon Hamm and Kevin Spacey co-star in the British writer/director’s first fea­ture since 2013’s The World’s End and his first Hol­ly­wood pro­duc­tion since the unfair­ly maligned Scott Pil­grim vs. the World. Oh, and there’s also appar­ent­ly cameo roles for Flea and Sky Fer­reira. These first-look images don’t exact­ly give much away (which is absolute­ly fine by us), but they do at least give a sense of the film’s pol­ished visu­al style and doomed-heist themed narrative.

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Baby Dri­ver is released 11 August, 2017.

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