Baby Driver's ending is a perfect concluding note for Edgar Wright's musically inclined crime-thriller, even if it leaves the door open for a potential follow-up. Taking place in Atlanta, Baby Driver focuses on the titular Baby. Played by Ansel Elgort, Baby is a gifted getaway driver who is frequently used by the crime lord Doc (played by Kevin Spacey) during his heists. Baby juggles these responsibilities with a budding romance to Debora (Lily James) and a desire to share his life with her outside the orbit of his criminal assignments. 5h5t1d

While Edgar Wright has already denied rumors of directing an episode of Doctor Who, the filmmaker's involvement would resolve a missed opportunity from almost 20 years ago. When rumors of his involvement in Doctor Who season 14 were published by GQ, Edgar Wright quote tweeted the article, simply stating "Untrue!". The director's public denial hasn't stopped Doctor Who fans from speculating on social media about the potential involvement of Edgar Wright on an episode.

Scott Pilgrim VS The World director Edgar Wright shared a photo from a recent reunion with the film's lead actor Michael Cera. Wright directed the 2010 cult-classic adaptation of Bryan Lee O'Malley's graphic novel series. Cera starred as the guitarist-turned unlikely hero who had to prove his love for a mysterious new girl who moved to his hometown of Toronto, Canada.

Actor Simon Pegg has teased that he has had discussions with The Cornetto Trilogy director/collaborator Edgar Wright about a potential new project. Wright and Pegg’s careers have been tightly knit ever since their first major collaboration in the cult TV series Spaced. From there, the pair went on to co-write all three instalments of the loosely connected Cornetto Trilogy: Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World’s End. Wright directed all three, while Pegg starred in leading roles. The comedy trilogy was beloved by fans and critics, who praised the sharp wit in both in its script and in the filmmaking.

From affectionate parody to sly nods, Edgar Wright's films are known for being full of references for fellow fans of film, music, and video games. Hardly a frame of the director's movies goes by without some kind of subtle hint or reference for a viewer looking closely enough. Wright's latest film is no exception, putting the movies that inspired Last Night in Soho front and center.

Director Edgar Wright has refused to watch Marvel’s Ant-Man and is justified in doing so. During press for his film Last Night In Soho, Wright revealed that he has not seen the MCU movie on purpose. Wright was originally set to direct the 2015 introductory film to the hero portrayed by Paul Rudd and had spent years working on the script. But early into production, Wright left the project over disagreements with Marvel about creative differences in how each wanted to make the film. Given this close connection to the material, and the acrimonious split, it's understandable that Wright has been reluctant to revisit someone else's version of the movie

Edgar Wright is not only a prolific writer and director, creating or co-creating Spaced, Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead, Baby Driver, Last Night in Soho, and more, he is also a huge cinephile, so much so that he recently listed his 1,000 favorite movies with Mubi.

Last Night in Soho is the latest work of Edgar Wright, but what’s next for him now that the movie is out? Edgar Wright has become one of the most popular filmmakers in the industry thanks to his very peculiar style to tell fun stories. Wright’s work has become notable for his visual narrative, defined by fast cuts, Steadicam tracking shots, dolly zooms, whip pan transitions and more, as well as for the generous dose of humor that he adds to each one of his stories.

In 2013, Edgar Wright completed his “Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy.” After lampooning zombie movies in Shaun of the Dead and buddy cop actioners in Hot Fuzz, Wright reteamed with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost to parody sci-fi thrillers like Invasion of the Body Snatchers with The World’s End, in which five childhood friends return to their hometown for a pub crawl and find that it’s been taken over by alien robots.

Edgar Wright is one of the most creative and energetic directors of our time, generating strong critical reviews and deep respect within the movie industry for his original and and well-made films. Wright is primarily known for his comedy and frenetic editing style, with most of his films containing a fast pace and unique editing flourishes that help elevate his material above his contemporaries.