Ep 199 The World's End
It’s the conclusion of our watch through of Edgar Wright’s Cornetto Trilogy as we reach “The World’s End”. A film in which we learn what that thing above the door is called; another Bond gets the c…
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13 moments across 5 episodes where Adam, Lee or Chris talk about Simon Pegg.
Don't let him Simon Pegg you. Yeah, suddenly you've lost a load of weight and you're not in very good films anymore.
Similarly, Simon Pegg had to wear lifts to make him the same height as Thomas Law, who played Young Gary.
Most notably on TV, he's in Big Train with Simon Pegg.
He was Hugo in Hippies with Simon Pegg.
had a love interest for Simon Pegg's character Nicholas Angel. This character called Victoria was cut out fairly early in the scripting process, but a large number of her romance-tinged lines were given to Danny without any changes whatsoever.
each with an equal number of letters in those two words, Lethal Weapon being an example. But, Simon Pegg kiboshed this, mostly on the basis that he didn't want to have to answer in every interview why there were two T's in Hot Fuzz.
And his own sketch series Is It Bill Bailey was directed by Edgar Wright and co-starred Simon Pegg.
Like in this, it's so funny how Simon Pegg is like he's still kind of an anti-hero, but it's because everyone around him is so awful that they actually make him bad.
Because at one point we were watching it and Clare mentioned, well, they has Simon Pegg because he's got cool glasses at the end.
And and and Nick Nick Pegg and Nick Frost and Simon Pegg as well are clearly.
So obviously you've got Liz played by Kate Ashfield, who is actually in Guest House Paradiso with Bill Nighy and Simon Pegg.
There was a weird period where for some reason he was considered something of a leading man, so he was in a sitcom called How Do You Want Me, he was in a, he was in a film with Michael Caine called The Actors, he's in Notting Hill, he was in Run Fat Boy Run with Simon Pegg.
Obviously, you've got the fantastic Jessica Hynes, or Jessica Stevenson as she was when Shaun of the Dead was made, again from Spaced, she was in Asylum with Simon Pegg and directed by Edgar Wright.
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