Edgar Wright
Acclaimed film-maker Edgar Wright, director of Baby Driver as well as Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead, selects clips from the films that have had the greatest influence on both him and his career.
British director Edgar Wright talks to Robbie Collin about the films that have influenced his life and career. His choices range from modern classics such as An American Werewolf in London, Carrie and Bullitt to contemporary films, including Mad Max: Fury Road. There's also a musical classic from the 1930s, Dames.
Edgar also provides an insight into the making of his most recent movie, Baby Driver, and reflects on his early introduction to cinema as well as the important role that music plays in his films.
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Music Played
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Daniel Mudford
You've Got Red On You : Shaun of The Dead Suite
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Oasis
Half The World Away
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Bob & Earl
Harlem Shuffle
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John Williams & London Symphony Orchestra
Binary Sunset
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Sam Cooke
Blue Moon
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Queen
Don't Stop Me Now
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Tom Holkenborg Aka Junkie Xl
Immortan's Citadel
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The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Bellbottoms
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I Monster
Blue Wrath
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Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler and The Warner Bros. Studio Chorus and Orchestra
I Only Have Eyes For You
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Marcel's
Blue Moon
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Robbie Collin |
Interviewed Guest | Edgar Wright |
Series Editor | Sam Anthony |
Series Producer | Ian Sharpe |
Executive Producer | Jez Nelson |
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