Charles Leclerc and the production crew led by director Claude Lelouch of 'Le Grand Rendez-vous' were up and running at the crack of dawn on Monte Carlo this morning.
The short film put together by Lelouch is a remake of the famed director's 1976 cult high speed drive through Paris, 'C'était un Rendez-vous'.
The modern version that will premiere next month apparently follows a similar script, with a Ferrari SF90 Stradale driven in anger by Leclerc in the early morning on the Principality's deserted streets.
Prince Albert checked in with the crew as well as Ferrari president John Elkann.
Thanks to 'Charles Leclerc Fan Page' on Twitter for posting a short snippet of the action.
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