Ansel Elgort & Edgar Wright On "Baby Driver" 

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this movie was so insanely good that i don't know how to put it in words. do yourself a favor and go see it a million times

Honestly this movie is everything you could ever want out of one single movie. Action, comedy, romance, amazing sound track, fucking good car chases. Some of the cars are even fuckin automatic, so you don't see shifting every two seconds. Its a really fucking good movie, I think its kind of sad that its five times harder to make original shit in Hollywood because, when its good, its really good, and its new and fresh and surprising which I can't say about any franchise movie. Well done, Edgar.

Edgar Wright is one of the best Writer-Directors we've seen so far. Baby Driver is the only film this year I'm truly excited to go see!

That intro trailer... like woooah. how do they give us that many scenes but not spoil anything? think about it

This is a really good interview, props to the interviewer

One of the best movies this year so far, hands down!

Baby driver is one of the very very few movies i search up scenes on RU-vid afterwards to watch again to spot things i've missed. It is incredible the attention to detail through this whole movie.

I wanna see Ansel's audition tape for this, with that improv scene!

One of the best movies I've seen in a long time.

Loved this interviewer asking all the in-depth nerdy questions. And, of course, Edgar Wright and Ansel.

I know recent bias may be an influence here, but holy fuck this is the best action movie I've ever seen.

The first time I saw Baby Driver was without question the most EXHILARATING movie-going experience I've ever experienced, one of those moments where it pays to be present while watching a film.

baby driver is awesome, and I mean that its one of those flicks that the more you think about it the more you love it. Edgar wright is a master along with matthew vaughn and shane black. the three best movies that I have seen in the last three yrs are the nice guys, hell or high water, and baby driver. A close 4th in the kingsmen

Edgar Wright is a genius. End of. I see he made this movie. I watch

In my top 3 of 2017 so far. Cannot wait to see it again tomorrow! Edgar is one of the best directors working now. He's just the type of dude who inspires you to make your own shit. Really hope Baby Driver does really well since it's the only new movie this weekend worth seeing.

I looove this Edgar Wright character - he's so Anti Hollywood. He's like your best mate that was neither handsome nor ugly, neither popular nor outcast...just a cool dude to hang with. Not pretentious at all. The Polar opposite of Shamalahn & Bay. And I didn't even know it was him behind all these movies I've enjoyed over the years...Scott Pilgrim...Shaun of the Dead & World's End & Hot Fuzz....Baby Driver...

being able to sit there and experience this was such a blessing I miss them both so much

damn, the kid can sing!

lol a year later and mamma mia: here we go again has been released

Edgar is a genius pure and simple, This movie, the creativity, the synchronicity and harmony between the actors. Perhaps the best movie of the year in that Edgar takes the discipline into an entirely new direction and dimension.

Ansel Elgort and Miles Teller are 2 actors I've really been surprised by lately, they can only get better from here.

i love how edgar wright predicted mama mia 2

We want a sequel of this movie!!

I've got to say, he is such a great host. Hist questions are top notch.

I love how Edgar looks straight up to answer questions Usually people either look up to the left to recall visual things and up to the right to create visions- he stays in the middle- might be why he makes great films

Ansel looks like a giant next to Edgar. Is Ansel just comically huge or is Edgar just tiny? Or is it both?

haha, the third guy's question for Ansel just forgot by the interviewer, "one more question, please." no, i think its just everybody got so immersed in Edgar's talking such an amazing director!

I can't get over the feeling that Baby Driver is technically the best film ever put together. Everything in the film is just syncretic. The action and dialogue work like music would in any normal film, the music and colour palette behave like plot.

Stunning movie from Edgar, loved it.

That opening animation was amazing, man.

Cool interview. Thanks for posting.

Brilliant movie, absolutely loved it. It occurs to me, the nearest reference point I have for this kind of music-driven action movie is Lola Rennt / Run Lola Run (1998).

amazing interview

Am I the only one who has gripes about the film, yet its got so much good I'm obsessed? It's not Wright's best but I just fucking love it.

24:43 that look that Ansel gives. Yes.

Só Edgar predicting “mama mia 2 here we go again” this man is a genius

Excellent interview - intelligent and interesting questions and great answers. Don't worry about so-called 'nerdy' questions amongst many others. This is an interview by someone who really knows about movies and directors and actors respond.

Film of the year for sure.

My favourite film of this year

The coffee run in the beginning also sets up for when they kill J.D.

I love to describe this film as a feature film long music video, because it's not a musical it's like a story told around music

I could see Edgar Wright directing a Galavant film if they ever made one.

I have seen it twice in the last three days!

forever my favorite movie. ever.

Man what a movie

The power went out in the movies like the last 10 mins of the film, anyone no where I can watch it at for free lol

I loved this movie so much that i want to see it again

I noticed all the lines from the TV the first time watching the film, without having seen this interview first.

Baby Driver is awesome sauce! A must see :)

Like Akira Kurosawa's films where there is nothing in the scene that he didn't intend; Edgar Wright crafted "Baby Driver" as a complete and complex piece of film art. It's a film that deserves to learn about as a craft, and to watch in delight over and over again. Oh, as a cool insight into part of it -- check out : "Baby Driver / Color Coded Characters" Film Radar (on RU-vid).

I don't want to try and ruin or spoil anything about this movie. I freaking love it!! What Ansel said though about everything coming back around is wrong though. One section of the film doesn't with the introduction of a character played by Jon Bernthal. He comes in, does his part to further the story along, then we never see him again. I wonder if in a previous cut he came back, or Edgar intentionally left his fate open ended for a sequel later on to come back in a big way. I'm just wondering because he played a pretty decent role, and he is a pretty well known name. I know Flea had been in it to and didn't really come back around but he didn't do quite as much. Just curious about it all. Needless to say apart from that one bit the rest of this movie was fantastic, and such a joy to watch. I love Edgar trying something a bit different from his normal style. Just a whole lot of fun and really something worth seeing on multiple viewings, and getting on Blu Ray when it comes out!

Mutual friendships! Have a good day!

check out the Blue Song by mint royal Edgar Wright directed the music video and its very similar to baby driver plus it has Nick Frost and Noel Fielding in it

29:02 .... uh La La Land? or is Ricky more of a Moonlight guy

Girl with the pink phone at the front...landscape! You'll thank me when you watch your video on your widescreen TV at home.

Two very intelligent men.

Can’t wait to see Edgar’s new music documentary film on the cult rock/ New Wave band, Sparks soon.

It's great.

Trust when I say go see this beast of a movie

Interviewer doesn't understand what musicals are. Sheesh. Musicals use music to drive the plot and characterization. Musical numbers don't just appear out of nowhere as a soundtrack to the action; it propels the action AND the plot. Baby Driver is such an amazing film, but it is not a musical. The music creates the environment the characters move through perhaps. So good. (And IF it were a musical, the ultimate litmus test is that my husband would NOT see it. We saw it twice. )

So great! I really loved what they wound up doing with Easy. This is definitely one of my top 3 movies featuring a Mom-ento cassette tape.

1:41 I remember that shot from the other side, did they mirror that one shot of baby running just for the trailer?

This interviewer forgot that an original musical came out this year.

I got a Kevin Spacy ad before this vid....

I am from India, in love with him, Ansel Elgort

I thought they learned not to use those damn chairs after Bill Burr came on. LOL!

Mozart in a go kart

"no original musicals" he says the year after La La Land won all the awards

I love Ansel

Trailer does not do it JUSTICE!!!

Just seen it today BEST MOVIE EVERRRRR and I not in to car chases

god the voice of the host drives my dogs crazy

I would like to know what shoes is Ansel wearing.

They talk about car chases a lot in the movie. I'm not a big fan of the car chases unless they are done in the similar way of the Baby Driver.

Creased right down into my seat when he started singing otherwise decent interview

Ansel reminds me of a young & super fine Marlon Brando. The looks & sex appeal are thru the roof big time!!!! A massive talent that the big screen absolutely adores & loves!!! Can't take your eyes off of him!!!!

11:18 that's kind of "Hot Fuzz" reference :)

R.i.P. 100% on Rotten Tomatoes :(

Would of loved to have seen Edgar’s version of ant man

amazing movie but that was a challenger in the movie, not a charger lol.

dammit i didnt know theyred be spoilers

Start at 24:32 (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RB7E0geIeV.html) Imagine he was asked about Kevin Spacey.

My problem with franchise movies is just the frequency. The original star wars trilogy came out in 1977, 1980, and 1983. That's 3 years between each movie. Giving people time to digest what they saw and build suspense for the next installment. The Force awakens came out in 2015, Rogue One came out in 2016, and now The Last Jedi is coming out in a few months! Like... guys. I like a good Star Wars movie but ease up a bit! Same with the Marvel cimematic universe. Just too many movies all at once. It's tiring. I'm getting burned out. I don't care about these characters or this universe anymore. So when a movie like Baby Driver comes out and not only is it a kick-ass heist movie with a killer soundtrack directed by someone with an amazing back-catalogue and excruitiating attention to detail, I will pay ten times over for this movie that whatever marvel or Disney decide to shovel out next. I don't care is Spider Man was a good movie, I don't care about learning about Hans Solo as a kid. and for that matter... did you know there is going to be a Big Bang Theory spin off show about Sheldon as a kid?! What the hell is that? Just franchise the freak out of everything now!

Why edgar right answer every answer of question with out eye contract 🤔🤔🤔🤔😆😆🤔🇺🇸🇺🇸🇦🇺🇦🇺

10:46 Bullitt, The French Connection, Vanishing Point, 29:55 what an ass - Ansel did 'sing at all' - where were you?! 30:16 Edgar you just cut your money-maker off - again.

Please let me read the script through the app!!!

Love Ansel. He's an actor I look forward to, much like Dane Dehaan. Except Dane has NO personality.

Ansel Elgort is hot in that black leather jacket 💪😉

This film just screams out drive (2011).

This was a truly great interview. I just wish Gracie put her foot in the mouth here.

I drove away from the theater after seeing this like a complete asshole.

Clearly hasn't seen La la land.

Literally 9 dislikes

Is it just me or does this interviewer look like Oscar Isaac?

Would somebody please get that man a headset? He clearly can't be trusted with a mic in his hand.

I Love Edgar Wrights films, i think baby driver ranks low on his list (still a good film but nowhere near as great as some of his others) but i think he raises a point of why this film is less consequential with the Harlem Shuffle opening scene (right after the opening car chase). it serves nearly no purpose asides from showing us he isn't 100% a criminal, something it doesn't even do well, it does make baby more likable but besides that and some nice moments for rewatches, the scene doesn't contribute to the film. i think an additional draft could have solved a lot of the story problems, especially in the third act. Btw my Edgar Wright Film Rankings are: 1. The Worlds End 2. Scott Pilgrim vs The World 3. Hot Fuzz 4. Shawn of the Dead 5. Baby Driver 6. A Fistful of Fingers Haven't seen Sparks yet but i plan to

Yup Ansel is taller but nope he isnt more handsome than Edgar.

Edgar Wright: great movies, not so great teeth.

Is Ansel's hair annoying anyone else?