VIDEO : 'Atomic Blonde' Director on Sought-After David Bowie Cameo, Hints for Final Twists

Director David Leitch first received the script for Atomic Blonde from his producer wife, Kelly McCormick, who challenged him to, as he puts it, "find a fresh world in the spy genre, not unlike you did with John Wick with Chad [Stahelski]." And he found a way in to the Cold War spy drama, based on the graphic novel Coldest City, in part by using music from the '80s. Indeed, the film features multiple well-known songs from the decade, including 'Til Tuesday's "Voices Carry," used multiple times; George Michael's "Father Figure"; and two David Bowie songs: "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)," towards the beginning of the film, and his collaboration with Queen, "Under Pressure," at the end.