2 Wanted BTS clips!

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 18 years ago

Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Timur Bekmambetov’s crazy-ass thriller WANTED is coming to home video (do we still even call it that) on DECEMBER 2, and to prepare for its release, Universal Pictures has been kind enough to send along a couple of peeks behind the scenes of the slick, sexy action-adventure.

The first vid is basically about the casting of James McAvoy, who plays the wuss-turned-badass assassin Wesley. Even better, the second video is essentially letting us know the intimate details of having your ass kicked by Angelina Jolie. I think we can all admit that if they taught courses in this arena, we’d sign up in a heartbeat and let the hottest Goodwill Ambassador on Earth beat the ever-living hell out of us and our smiling faces – and pay good money for it.

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