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arrived on screens and kick-started Edgar Wright ’s iconic Cornetto Trilogy .who star in the zombie apocalypse comedy as a directionless salesman and his lazy roommate, who must ward off an invasion by any means necessary.
Edgar Wright agreed: “I don’t think we had any thought of what it would be beyond the UK. And even that was like, please let it go down well in the UK… everything that came afterwards, travelling around the world with it, was a life-changing bonus.”The Hollywood Reporter As we know, it was Nick who went on to portray Ed, but we can’t help but admire The Queen actor’s resolve., Edgar reeled off the names of people in the industry who supported the film with press quotes: Quentin Tarantino, Stephen King, Sam Raimi, Guillermo Del Toro, Robert Rodriguez and Frank Darabont being among them.
“So next thing I know, some cat from Universal shows up like a guy with a bomb suitcase, the fucking print is chained to him. He starts saying, ‘We want to show you this movie at the local theatre. We arranged it.’ I see this movie a little too dark, but it was hilarious, man! And I flipped for it.”One of the most memorable scenes from the film sees Shaun and Ed toss vinyl records at two approaching zombies.
“We choreographed the entire fight to that song, which was a real worry because it hadn’t been cleared for use and could have ended up being way too expensive,” Simon toldhow there was a “group of disgruntled teenagers who were throwing stones at the camera because we were on their turf”.He went on: “In an attempt to make peace with the teenagers, we promised that they could be in the film.
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