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Ansel Elgort Is All About 'Money, Sex And Action' In New Baby Driver Trailer

This movie looks actual fire.

Wednesday, April 12, 2017 - 11:10

The latest trailer for Baby Driver has screeched onto our screens, cranking the volume, slamming the pedal to the floor and generally getting us uber-hyped for Edgar Wright’s new crime thriller. As Jamie Foxx says, it’s all about money, sex, action…

The new film sees Ansel Elgort star as fresh-faced getaway driver, Baby. When he meets Lily James’ waitress in a local diner, he spots a chance to leave his criminal lifestyle behind, but guess what? Crime Lord Kevin Spacey isn’t too keen to see him go, and ropes him into one last job. What could go wrong?

Check out the new trailer, below…

BABY DRIVER - International Trailer #2

Yeah, this looks SO fun, doesn’t it? We’re particularly enjoying Jon Hamm’s washed-up gangster look, which is just about as far away from pin-sharp Don Draper as you could imagine…

Directed by Wright and co-starring Jon Bernthal and Eiza Gonzalez, Baby Driver will open in the UK on 28 June 2017.

- By George Wales @GeorgeWales85

50 Of The Best Shirtless Movie Performances OF ALL TIME!

Chris Evans (Captain America): Peggy didn't know where to look after Steve Rogers stumbled out of the “super soldier” machine four times the size of the man that went into it, and who can blame her? Pecs for days!

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Chris Hemsworth (Vacation): Whilst deserving of a very slow clap for his shirtless scene in Thor, its Chris’s shirtless cameo in this 2015 comedy that should go down in history. And yes, his hefty hammer also makes a memorable appearance!

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Chris Hemsworth (Thor): Though, on reflection it would be rude not to, right? So here is Chris Hemsworth shirtless in THAT scene in Thor. *slow clap*

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Hugh Jackman (All the X-Men Films): When has Hugh not appeared shirtless in character as X-Men fan fave Wolverine? Try never, with the Aussie hunk recently stripping down for a memorable cameo in this year’s X-Men: Apocalypse. Grr!

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Ben Hardy (X-Men: Apocalypse): Not to be outdone by his Aussie co-star, this former EastEnder also appears shirtless in the film, which is presumably why the big bad in the movie can’t keep his hands off him in one awkward scene!

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Will Smith (I Am Legend): Yes. You. Are. No wonder Will Smith spends most of this post-apocalyptic horror film being chased by creeps that want to rip his muscled frame to shreds…

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Taylor Lautner (Breaking Dawn - Part 2): A shirtless performance so good it earned the lycan teen dream the MTV Movie Award for Best Shirtless Performance in 2013!

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Robert Pattinson (Twilight: New Moon): Because Bella needs options, may we present one of Edward Cullen’s pale and interesting shirtless moments from the vamp series in Twilight: New Moon…

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Zac Efron (That Awkward Moment): Not to be outdone by TayTay, Zac won both the MTV Movie Award for Best Shirtless Performance the following two years for his shirtless performances in That Awkward Moment and…

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Zac Efron (Neighbors): Question; Would you be more or less inclined to complain about your obnoxious frat boy next-door neighbours if they all looked this good shirtless?

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Jake Gyllenhaal (Prince of Persia): A shoulder-length hairdo wasn’t the only thing Jake grew to play Prince Dastan, with the actor packing on the muscle in a bid to presumably distract us from all that naff looking hair on his head.

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Daniel Craig (Casino Royale): In one of the film’s most memorable scenes, our memories of Pierce Brosnan as Bond are swiftly washed away with the sight of new 007 Daniel Craig walking out of the sea in the tightest of swimming trunks.

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Michael Fassbender (Shame): There’s no shame in drooling over “every inch” of Michael Fassbender in Steve McQueen’s 2011 drama about a sex addict. Well, maybe just a little…

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Henry Cavill (The Immortals): Before he became the man of steel he is today, Henry Cavill was showing off a body in this epic fantasy film that deserved to be immortalised in shirtless galleries forever, and you’re welcome.

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Kellan Lutz (The Immortals): When bad headpieces happen to great shirtless moments in films.

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Ryan Gosling (Crazy Stupid Love): Ryan Gosling looks so good shirtless in rom-com Crazy Stupid Love that Emma Stone’s character is prompted to ask if he’s been Photoshopped, because seriously?!

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Michiel Huisman (The Age of Adaline): Has Blake Lively ever had it so good to be starring in a film that if she ever got tired of looking at pictures of herself she could stare at her handsome co-star Michiel? We think not.

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Henry Cavill (Man of Steel): Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It's a very stacked Superman running shirtless through some lucky person's back garden!

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Gerard Butler (300): Who better to lead an army into battle than a man in possession of abs stacked on top of more abs! Gerard Butler set the bar high in 2006 for shirtless performances in Zack Snyder films!

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... And The Cast of 300: *Faints*

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Billy Crudup (Watchmen): Thankfully, in Zack Snyder’s next film 2009’s Watchmen, Billy’s character Dr. Fantastic is also a fan of the abs stacked on top of more abs look but is slightly more memorable than those Spartans because, blue penis.

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Jake Gyllenhaal (Southpaw): Jake gained an extra 15 pounds of pure muscle to play boxer Billy Hope in last year’s Southpaw which we watched because, shirtless.

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Tom Hiddleston (High Rise): There aren’t many obvious perks to living in the same High Rise as Sienna Miller, Luke Evans, and Tom Hhhhhhhhhang about? Perhaps there’s some enjoyment to be had from Ben Wheatley’s dystopian thriller…

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Chris Pratt (Guardians Of The Galaxy): From chubby to chiseled, Chris’s transformation from Parks & Rec funny guy to bonafide movie star started with a shirtless selfie that lead to this memorable shirtless scene in Marvel’s superhero space epic!

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Brad Pitt (Fight Club): A classic shirtless moment in film if ever there was, soap salesman Tyler Durden in David Fincher’s 1999 drama is the epitome of #Shirt-lessGoals.

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Mark Wahlberg (Boogie Nights): Although no stranger to taking it all off as a model, Mark’s role as porn star Dirk Diggler in Paul Thomas Anderson’s 1997 drama was one shirtless performance after another that turned Marky Mark into a Hollywood star!

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Ryan Reynolds (Blade: Trinity): Going up against Dracula when you look good enough to eat probably isn't the smartest idea, but neither was starring in the weak-est entry of Wesley Snipes’s vamp trilogy tbqh.

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Ryan Reynolds (Amityville Horror): Ryan’s shirtless woodchopping scene in the 2005 Amityville remake on the other hand excuses him from trying to murder his family. FYI, this is what possessed abs look like! *chills*

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Tom Hardy & Joel Edgerton (Warrior): Tom and Joel facing-off against each other in the ring is a two for one shirtless extravaganza that whilst painful to watch at times is *ABS*olutely must-see viewing!

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Paul Walker (Into The Blue): Silly romantic action-thrillers starring a cast of babes wearing next to nothing will never not be a thing, but without Paul Walker to star in them they won’t be nearly as dreamy.

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Christian Bale (American Psycho): Giving new meaning to killer abs, self-obsessed serial killer Patrick Bateman isn’t shy about showing off his perfectly sculpted body in this classic adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s much loved novel.

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Matthew McConaughey (Fools Gold): Long before his McConaissance and transformation into a serious thesp, Matthew was all about flashing his abs, and in 2008’s Fools Gold he was all about sharing his treasure chest with us too!

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Michael B. Jordan (Creed): In this Rocky spin-off, Michael delivers a knockout shirtless performance as boxer Creed with a little help from shirtless veteran Sly Stallone.

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Sylvester Stallone (Rambo): He’s been serving us iconic shirtless moments for over 40 years now, but no Sly character has served us as much succulent breast on the big screen as Rambo!

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Tom Cruise (Top Gun): Arguably, the most homoerotic entry in our list, Top Gun’s volleyball scene is a classic that combines our two favourite things; shirtless men and baby oil.

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Ryan Phillippe (Cruel Intentions): Sebastian’s casual relationship with clothes not only made it hard for virginal character Annette to resit his charms, even his stepsister Kathryn couldn’t keep her hands off him.

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Bradley Cooper (The A-Team): So that’s what the A in A-Team stands for! Abs!!! Why critics failed to find anything nice to say about the 2010 big screen adaptation of the TV classic is anyone's guess?!

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Matthias Schoenaerts (Disorder): As an ex-soldier with PTSD who is hired to protect the wife and child of a wealthy businessman while he's out of town, Belgian babe Matthias is #BodyguardGoals and then some.

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The Entire Magic Mike Cast: We want to meet the man who thought it was a good idea to make a film about male strippers played by smoking hot movie stars. His name is Channing Tatum.

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The Entire Magic Mike XXL Cast: No caption required.

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Tyson Beckford (Chocolate City): For anyone looking to introduce more chocolate into their diet, this unrelated-but-similar-in-story-to-Magic-Mike drama has one thing the former doesn’t; supermodel abs!

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Arnold Schwartzenegger (Conan The Barbarian): Before he became the Governor of California, Arnie spent a lot of his time on set shirtless, but he was never more naked from the was it up than when he played Conan the Barbarian in the early 80s.

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Jesse Metcalfe (John Tucker Must Die): His character may be a womaniser, but Jesse’s perfect pecs make it harder than it looks for a group of teen girls to get re-venge on him in this 2006 teen comedy! We forgive you, Jesse!

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Dwayne Johnson (The Mummy Returns): He’s been shirtless on the big screen for over 15 years now, but The Rock shows no signs of hiding what he’s cookin’ an-ytime soon! Here’s where it all began in 2001…

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Jason Statham (Transporter 3): He’s no stranger to ridiculous shirtless moments in action films, but Jason is at his best when his character Frank finds himself in a fight orgy and then for some unknown reason begins to strip off mid-fight!

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Jason Segel (Forgetting Sarah Marshall): An unlikely hero for ‘dad bods’ everywhere, Jason’s scene stealing moment in the 2008 comedy is one we don’t think we’ll ever forget.

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Charlie Hunnam (Pacific Rim): In a battle between humankind and monstrous sea creatures we were distracted by Charlie Hunnam shirtless. Our bad.

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Idris Elba (Pacific Rim): We are also pretending that Idris Elba’s deleted shirtless scene from the movie was actually included in the movie for reasons we need not explain, K?

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Jamie Dornan (Fifty Shades of Grey): What’s the best way to distract the audience from all the cheesy lines coming out your mouth as BDSM-loving billionaire Christian Grey?

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Alexander Skarsgård (Tarzan): Who is more suitable to close out our shirtless performances of all time list than the King of the Jungle himself! Someone fetch this babe a banana!

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25 Crazy Facts About Your Favourite Pixar Films That CHANGE EVERYTHING

Barbie in the Toy Story films is voiced by Jodi Benson who also voices iconic Disney Princess Ariel in The Little Mermaid!

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In Monsters, Inc., when Boo attempts to get Sully to stay and play at the end of the film, she offers him a toy Nemo… which although super cute was actually our first clue about Pixar’s next film Finding Nemo, which arrived in cinemas two years later!

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The mysterious number ‘A113’ that appears in all of Pixar’s films is a refer-ence to a classroom number at the California Institute of Arts where many of the animators of Pixar and Disney learned about animation in their first year of college.

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In Up, 20,622 balloons are shown lifting Carl’s house, but in reality it would take between 9-12 million balloons to lift a house the size of Carl’s.

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Although it is never addressed in the film, Andy knows Carl and Ellie from Up as a postcard from them is hanging on his pin board!

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Joss Whedon, who is credited with co-writing the Toy Story script, came up with the idea for neurotic dinosaur Rex who he saw as the “voice and sensi-bility” of the characters.

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In his original overhaul of the script, Joss also wanted Barbie to rescue Buzz and Woody but Mattel weren’t confident that Toy Story would be a suc-cess so didn’t allow the character to join the gang on screen until Toy Story 2.

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Reese Witherspoon was originally cast to voice Merida in 2012’s Brave, but was replaced by Scottish actress Kelly Macdonald when scheduling conflicts prevented her from voicing the redheaded Princess.

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Brave features four actors from the Harry Potter series: Kelly Macdonald played Helena Ravenclaw, Robbie Coltrane (Lord Dingwall) played Hagrid, Emma Thompson (Queen Elinor) played Professor Trelawney, and Julie Wa-ters (The Witch) played Molly Weasley!

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The Pizza Planet Truck has appeared in every single Pixar film except The Incredibles, although it does appear in The Incredibles video game.

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According to the internet, A Bug’s Life is loosely based on Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai, with many of the animation’s scenes mirroring the epic Japanese classic.

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Toy Story 3 villain Lotso has also appeared in three other Pixar films; Toy Story, Up, and Cars 2.

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Cars is Pixar’s most profitable film yet, generating over $10 billion in mer-chandise sales alone!

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In 1995, it took between 4-13 hours to render EACH FRAME of Toy Story, as it was the first fully computer generated film at the time.

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With over 1500 individually sculpted, curly red strands that generated about 111,700 total hairs on her bonnie wee head, Merida was just as much work for the Pixar animation team

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Merida is also the first ever Disney Princess to not have an American accent!

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The villain in Up is named Charles Muntz after the man who stole Walt Disney’s production rights in 1928, Charles Mintz. Google him!

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Legendary sound designer Ben Burtt is the man behind the distinctive voices of “both” Wall-E and popular Star Wars droid R2D2! He has also created sounds for cinematic classics E.T. and Indiana Jones, as well as the new Star Trek movies.

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Understandably, the popularity of Finding Nemo made demand for clownfish as pets skyrocket, but due to the excessive capture and sale of ‘Nemo’s their numbers as a species dramatically declined! Not cool kids.

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Depending on which country you watch Inside Out in, Riley refuses to eat different types of vegetables so that it makes more sense to that country. So, whilst she refuses broccoli in our version, in Japan she refuses to eat green bell peppers!

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The man who helped design Eve in WALL-E also designed the iPod! Eve? Apple? We think working with Apple’s Chief Design Officer was more than a biblical coincidence…

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Pixar actually created a fully functioning admissions site as part of the promotion for Monsters University… And it’s awesome! See for yourself at this link - http://monstersuniversity.com/edu/

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Bill Murray was considered for the roles of Buzz Lightyear AND Sully in Monsters, Inc., and whilst he was offered the latter he never bothered to re-turn Pixar Creative Chief Officer John Lasseter’s phone call

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Toy Story 2 almost never happened after someone accidentally deleted all of the film’s files! Thankfully, a member of the Pixar team kept a back-up copy of the film to work on at home after having a baby.

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Dory is the most-liked Pixar character on Facebook, with over 25 million likes. Nemo, for comparison, has an equally mind-blowing 22 million likes.

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