'Baby Driver' Director Edgar Wright on Where Baby Got All Those Sunglasses

Edgar Wright discusses the making of Baby Driver, highlighting the film's unique blend of music and action. He elaborates on the extensive pre-production, the challenges of filming car sequences, and the decision to set the movie in Atlanta. Wright also touches on the use of old-fashioned technology, character design, and the love story within the film. The interview concludes with insights into the premiere experience and the possibility of a sequel.

What is the unique aspect of Baby Driver that sets it apart from other car movies?

• It is set in the future.

• It is driven by music.

• It is a silent film.

• It is a documentary.

How long did Edgar Wright spend preparing for Baby Driver before actual production began?

• 18 months

• 22 years

• 10 years

• 3 years

Why was Atlanta chosen as the filming location for Baby Driver?

• It was cheaper than Los Angeles.

• It was Edgar Wright's hometown.

• It was the only available location.

• It had better weather conditions.

What type of technology does Baby primarily use in the film?

• Digital cameras and drones

• Smartphones and laptops

• Cassette tapes and flip phones

• Tablets and smartwatches

What was the purpose of color-coding the characters in Baby Driver?

• To match the color of their cars

• To make them look fashionable

• To help the audience track them during action scenes

• To represent their personalities

What is the significance of the love story between Baby and Deborah?

• It is the main plot of the movie.

• It highlights Baby's desire for a normal life.

• It is a subplot with no real impact.

• It is based on a true story.

How did Edgar Wright feel about the audience's reaction at South by Southwest?

• He was confused.

• He was indifferent.

• He was disappointed.

• He was thrilled.

What was Edgar Wright's concern about the film's genre classification?

• It was labeled as a comedy.

• It was labeled as a horror film.

• It was labeled as a drama.

• It was labeled as a documentary.

What was Edgar Wright's reaction to William Friedkin's response to Baby Driver?

• He was disappointed.

• He was confused.

• He was surprised and honored.

• He was indifferent.

What is Edgar Wright's stance on making a sequel to Baby Driver?

• He has no interest in sequels.

• He is considering it if the story is right.

• He has already started production.

• He is against it.