The makers of the latest James Bond movie 'Spectre' have released a new video clip revealing the exclusive behind the scenes look of the cars that will be seen in the upcoming movie. The video shows 'Spectre' special effects supervisor Chris Corbould discussing the eight Aston Martins, which were particularly manufactured for this film.

The other car featured in the new video clip is a Jaguar C-X75. 'Spectre' director Sam Mendes has said that these two cars will be displayed in a chase scent to be shot in the streets of Rome. All the cars are brand new and are yet to be displayed publicly.

In addition, the video also reveals Dave Bautista discussing about his character as well as explaining the sequence of the car chase. According to Bautista, the scene will be atypical for a James Bond film. The actor went on to explain that they had to close the streets of Rome to shoot the film.

According to what is seen in the video, Bautista will portray the character of Dr. Hinx who will be seen chasing Bond in the sequence. The video also offers an exhaustive look at the crew, with the cameras being used and the cars in action.

In fact, 'Spectre' is among the most anticipated films of the year, as it will release three years after the success of the last James Bond movie 'Skyfall,' which earned over $300 million at the global box office and even won two Academy Awards. The movie also received critical acclaim.

In 'Spectre,' fans will see Daniel Craig reprising the role of James Bond. The movie will also star Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw, Christoph Waltz, Lea Seydoux and Monica Bellucci. In addition, Naomie Harris, Stephanie Sigman and Rory Kinnear will also be seen in 'Spectre.'

The movie narrates the story of a mysterious message from Bond's past, makes him undertake a trail to uncover an ominous organization. On the other hand, even as M confronts political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond removes the layers of treachery to expose the terrible truth behind SPECTRE.

'Spectre' is slated to hit theaters on Nov. 6.