Long-standing fans of Nicolas Winding Refn's work will be familiar with his Danish thriller Pusher, the debut feature that made his name in his homeland. Long before Drive's Driver came Frank, a drug dealer in hock to a major villain after he's forced to dump his stash when the police come knocking.

Pusher has been remade and transplanted from Copenhagen to the streets of London with a new director, Luis Prieto, at the helm and Richard Coyle filling Frank's troubled shoes. We've laid our hands on this eye-catching new quad showing the man in action. Yep, the nice one off Coupling has gone properly badass.

Joining Coyle on the mean streets of London are Agyness Deyn, Bronson Webb, Paul Kaye and Kill List's Neil Maskell. Of that lot, no prizes for guessing which one we'd stick closest to - and it's not Dennis Pennis.

With Winding Refn sporting an access-all-areas exec producer credit on the film, this remake should maintain the violent dynamism of the original. Find out when Pusher makes its UK bow in May.