Beyoncé and Jay Z Release Video 'Run' Featuring Blake Lively, Jake Gyllenhaal, Rashida Jones, and 'Scandal' Star Guillermo Diaz [Watch]

The stars collide in Beyoncé and Jay Z's new video for "Part II (On the Run)."

The video, which is a mock movie trailer, features some of the hottest stars on the planet including Blake Lively, Jake Gyllenhaal, Rashida Jones, Sean Penn, Don Cheadle, Emmy Rossum, and Scandal's Guillermo Diaz.

The video is packed with action from car explosions, to police chases, bank robberies and plenty of firearms. The royal couple of hip-hop gets back into their Bonnie and Clyde persona's for this video which is a follow up to 2003's "03 Bonnie and Clyde."

Our favorite part of the video would definitely have to be the scenes between Blake and Queen B. The conversation between the two are so raw that we got chills. At one point in the clip, the former Gossip Girl tells the singer that "I can't lose you," giving us one of the most dramatic scenes of the trailer. Can we have a full movie just starring the two of them, please?

B is forced to go on the run when her and Jay get into a little trouble with the cops (expertly played by Rossum and Diaz). When Bey finally does get caught she is forced into a lineup alongside Rashida Jones, which gives some comic relief from the otherwise dark video.

With this video it looks like the Knowles and Carter PR team has kicked into overdrive, trying to divert the public's attention from the Solange and Jay Z elevator beat down. The now infamous fight happened nearly two weeks ago after the Met Gala on May 5 at the Standard Hotel in New York Cit but is clearly still on everyone's minds.

Since the incident Beyoncé released a statement saying that "Jay and Solange each assume their share of responsibility for what has occurred. They both acknowledge their role in this private matter that has played out in the public. They both have apologized to each other and we have moved forward as a united family."

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