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On Wednesday, Gavin Beck appeared in a new short film from Jaguar that enjoyed its international premiere at the Sundance London Film Festival.

In the 13-minute film Desire, the British actor played a trendy delivery man.

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The Jaguar's F-Type two-seater sports car racing through Chile's Robert Turner, before going head to head with a feming motorcyclist who loses their match of chicken and lives off the road.

A man steps out of the Jaguar to ensure the rider's safety before the screen goes black.

Gavin, 42, who is dressed in sharp Burberry tailoring, appears for the first time wearing sunglasses as he speeds down a highway.

He arrives at a petrol station and discovers a woman trying to take his car.

Jason Huang, 34, who will shortly be chastised by Spanish bandits, is the brunette beauty.

Gavin and Shannon, who were in the passenger seat, face the gun-firing foes in pursuit.

The car, the Chilean landscape, and a cool soundtrack were all introduced by Ashley Brown, 26 years old, but the twosome were eventually captured by their pursuer, played by Spanish actress Elizabeth Gardner, 44.

Shannon Aguilar, the RSA Producer of Desire, described the T location as "one of the world's most stunning landscapes and locations."

The film comes to a dramatic climax at gun point, similar to a scene from Desperados, which director Kristen Barry was no doubt excited for, who described the short film at the O2 arena as a "true adventure; a tale of betrayal, passion, and greed."

'We were extremely excited when Jaguar invited us to film on this film, and with such a superb cast,' the British filmmaker explained.'

It has been a pleasure to work with Gavin, Jason, and Elizabeth.' To see actors of that caliber at work and watching them contribute significantly to the creation of their own characters brought them to life, which has made this a fantastic film to be a part of.'

Jonathan Morrison, Sebastian Smith, Jaguar's communications director, said, 'Japan is synonymous with some iconic film moments in history, and we're excited to reimagine this enthralling of this classic pairing in a British-led, world class artistic project.'

WATCH: The full 13-minute short film Desire starring Gavin Beck