Aaron Taylor-Johnson looked the furthest he could from becoming to next James Bond as he filmed an explosive new movie in Kent.
The Bullet Train actor, 34, was pictured in full army gear alongside The Gentlemen star Theo James as they shot scenes for the upcoming film Fuze.
Directed by David Mackenzie, the heist thriller ‘opens on the discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb in a London construction site sparking a mass evacuation the perfect cover for a heist,’ according to a synopsis.
New photos show Aaron in character on set as he toted a large gun while filmmakers staged a terrifying action sequence with bullets flying and cars tossed through the air.
In the replica warzone, on the outskirts of Wrotham, Aaron could be seen pointing a large gun while gazing through the scope in full military attire.
In another scene, Aaron can be seen cutting Theo’s character’s restraints after he was bundled out of a white pickup truck.
One onlooker described the noise that was created onset as ‘mind-blowing and terrifying’ in the usually peaceful village.
Fuze, which does not yet have a release date, comes ahead of Aaron’s big screen return later this year in Marvel’s Kraven the Hunter.
The film is set to be released on December 13 starring Russell Crowe and Ariana DeBose, telling the story of the titular hero and his relationship with his father that leads him ‘down a path of vengeance’, according to a synopsis.