When you've grown up with her on TV and have known her since her early acting career, we were very excited about seeing her get awards, it's normal to us to see her geek out like that
The thing I love about both Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright is that they are both clearly incredible Cinema nerds who massively overthink every detail. As a result of this you can watch their films repeatedly and still find out something new every time.
When asked, this is the one. I've seen it that many times, I've listened to all the commentaries and it might be the reason why I have such a strange accent because I used to watch it on a loop as a kid. I love it. This is the best in my opinion.
I love all Zombie films and had just gotten into them when Shaun came out, it felt like it was made for me - I didn't even like Hot Fuzz when it first came out (I was only 16, forgive me!) but it's the best made of the three... I actually think it's as close to perfect as I've ever seen in a film. You can watch it a hundred times and still enjoy it - and I have!
“I don’t know any of them… I know three actors. DeNiro, Pacino and the guy who played the elephant man. And I don’t know who even played him.” 12:40 amazing
Cornetto trilogy is so rewatchable, but hot fuzz in particular you can watch 10+ times and find something new each time. So many Easter eggs, call backs, etc
One of those films where everything from concept/writing/direction/cinematography to casting choices and performances to location scouting/sound editing/score/costumes/props are all gelled together with large quantities of talent to produce something with bucketloads more re-watch value than any number of Hollywood summer blockbusters. What a bunch of absolute legends.
@@dtz1000 pretty fuckin' goofy, yeah, not their best work by a long shot. It had its moments though. I kinda get the impression that someone pretty much tapped Simon and Nick on the shoulder and asked where they should deliver the truckload of money labelled "for the Currently Popular Duo", but i have nothing firm to back that up. :)
There are really big names in this, but specifically Edward Woodward and Timothy Dalton. I mean, Callan/McCall and Bond/Prince Barin. Really, really badass. Dalton toughened up 007 (and kicked Mel Gibson's ass in real life, justifiably). I just applaud Simon, Nick and Edgar for doing what we'd all love to do if we could: make a fun film starring all our heroes. Thank you for remaining fan boys. Plus, not only does the film feature big British names, but puts my home county of Gloucestershire on the map!!
Billie Whitelaw as well, perhaps not as famous, but a highly respected and brilliant actress. Mostly known for playing the nanny in The Omen. Absolutely amazing in films such as "Payroll" too.
I grew up loving Bond films, but now the only ones I ever want to watch again are his and George Lazenby's. Edit: He was the best Mr Rochester in Jane Eyre, too.
Whenever people ask what my favorite movie of all time is, without question I answer "Hot Fuzz" my friends and I quote those movie on a DAILY basis and it never fails to make me laugh every time I watch it.
After watching the spaced behind the scenes, then SOTD, now HF, they're absolutely hilarious, the best of the best of British acting being brutally dry. Paddy Considine hanging Rafe Spall out to dry is just pure, British humour.
Genuinely I think it's the best British movie ever, star studded cast, amazing script, extremely rewatchable. It's miles ahead of the other 2 corneto films but I'd still love to see another
This is hilarious! Bill Nighy saying he took the job to pay off a drug habit… Simon and Nick talking to each other in their trailers on walkie talkies.. what fun!
I saw Hot Fuzz when it came out, and thought nostalgically of Wells, the only small English town I've ever had a weekend to explore on my own. Then I looked up, and the movie was shot in Wells! A meaningless coincidence, but watching the movie brings back those lovely memories, such as the Cathedral grounds and the antique musical instrument shop and antique scientific instrument shop (!) right by the Penniless Porch. I remember most places being closed and the town quiet. Perhaps some bank holiday, or maybe it was Sunday (this was the third week of March 2003). I think if I ever make it back to England, although there's so much more I want to see, I'll just have to head to Somerset again. One thing about Wells is that it's on a pressurized karst aquifer, beneath the Mendip Hills to the north, and there's an artesian fountain (seen in the film) near the city square which keeps the gutters downhill from there continually washed in sparkling clear water.
@@0d1963 Thanks, I'm from Kentucky and am happy enough to live here, but England is the land of my dreams. Just the sheer history per square centimeter alone....
"What's the situation?" "Two blokes and a fuckload of cutlery!" Just thinking about that exchange still sends me into a fit of giggles. Cornetto forever.
"When i wake up i don't eat. I fast for at least, I don't know... half an hour?" So many jokes in these interviews. Bill Nighy was also hilarious 😂 I love brits and their humor.
I think I actually liked this one better then Shaun of the Dead tbh. My favourite part was the meta-joke where the two of them got into an argument and split up for no particularly good reason, only to tearfully reunite one or two scenes later, which happens in every buddy cop movie ever made.
I enjoyed this movie much more than "Shaun of the Dead". A cool mystery. Excellent action. Satisfying character arcs. Laugh out loud humor. An amazing cast. It has it all.
Hot Fuzz honestly may be a perfect movie in my mind. It can be watched so many times, and in so many ways, getting what you want out of it. I know people who have only seen American cop movies/shows and they get that side, but I grew up watching British cop dramas and I was catching so much from that end. I try to watch it once a year.
They're certainly nothing like the guns I've ever used at all way back in Callum or The Equalizer", but now they are exactly the guns you see in Equalizer.
Rory going from playing Lurch the trolley boy (whose mother is also his sister), to some lesser-known show involving thrones or dragons or something. 😂
Moulin Rouge was my first introduction to Jim Broadbent, so anytime I see him on-screen since, he makes me giggle. That was such a fun film and Broadbent brings 100% with every frame.
I can't even imagine what it must feel like to be Timothy Dalton. His presence doesn't even seem human. How has he never played Dracula? (Not that the world is cranking out dracula movies anymore)
Spent the day in Wells with my mum today just to see the Hot Fuzz location, we both love Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and it was great, we even saw a swan on the manor grounds.
I met Edgar, Simon and Nick in Minneapolis when they were in town for a junket for Shuan of the Dead. I was a security guard at a high end hotel. Nicest guys ever. They told me about their movie at like 4 in the morning and it sounded great. Little did i know I'd become a huge fan of their films.
I love love Hot Fuzz! I remember how I kept telling everyone I know how good this film is, they don't know what they're missing out. I still watch it occasionally since I first saw it around 2010, it never gets boring. Such a well written and produced film.
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Bill Nighy’s monologue about why he’s back was hilarious
It's probably about as long as his screentime in this movie too, hilariously enough!
His delivery ,,, is what,,, makes it truly funny!
Bill Nighy’s commitment to that question “so how’s it been back working with Edgar and Simon” is on a next level. How couldn’t you love him?!
He took " I needed the cash* to Shakespeare levels of drama!
8:50
He's such a good actor I can't tell if he's taking the piss out of the question or dead ass serious
Such a great bit. I thought he was actually stressed or upset at first, but it soon became hilarious and I couldn't stop laughing.
@@hazzah5450thank you
The De Niro of the Midlands- brilliant
"I fast...for about a half hour."
“Raging Bullring” is the key line there, brilliant 🤣
I only know three actors. Robert DeNiro, Al Pachino, and the bloke who played The Elephant Man 😂
Pre-Oscar Olivia Coleman talking about the amazing people walking through the door. :)
It’s so pure. 🥹🫶
I came looking for this comment, she's so humble
Ik she’s probably one of the most famous now and she didn’t even know it!
Funnily enough, a "nothing like a little bit of girl on girl" film won her the Oscar
@@Sparkle.Dammit Eh?
Freaking Bill Nighy. I was laughing so freaking hard when he started his act. Damn. A master of acting.
"And then Edgar rang…"
Chills.
Genuinely wonderful lil bit.
This film was for the greater good.
THE GREATER GOOD.
Shut it!
CRUSTY JUGGLERS
The greater good
The greater good
And it all ends here
I'M A SLASHER
...of prices!
MORNING SERGEANT
@@giusepped3678 Lock me up!
I love how academy award winning actor Olivia Coleman is just geeking out over the cast
Shes very overated, there are much better actors in this movie.
When you've grown up with her on TV and have known her since her early acting career, we were very excited about seeing her get awards, it's normal to us to see her geek out like that
@@Festivejelly Watch Tyrannosaur and then tell me Olivia Coleman is overrated.
@@Dahpie fr, she's awesome. Hate it when people call things overrated. It's literally being upset that people like something or someone
@@nathanr6381 Never thought about it this way. Thanks, man.
"Nobody tells me nuffin." I have been quoting this when people ask me what's going on for years.
Lol same
Me too 😂
The thing I love about both Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright is that they are both clearly incredible Cinema nerds who massively overthink every detail. As a result of this you can watch their films repeatedly and still find out something new every time.
So true and no exaggeration - *every* single time you can spot something new, it's phenomenal.
My most watched films as a teenager. Watching them back to back.
Simon Pegg sniffs his own farts I can’t stand him in real life
Amen
Baby driver had an insane amount of this. I think I'm still spotting new stuff
Can't trust people who don't think this is the best of the cornetto trilogy
1. Shaun 2. Hot fuzz 3. World's end
Shaun and hot fuzz are so close
When asked, this is the one.
I've seen it that many times, I've listened to all the commentaries and it might be the reason why I have such a strange accent because I used to watch it on a loop as a kid.
I love it. This is the best in my opinion.
I love all Zombie films and had just gotten into them when Shaun came out, it felt like it was made for me - I didn't even like Hot Fuzz when it first came out (I was only 16, forgive me!) but it's the best made of the three... I actually think it's as close to perfect as I've ever seen in a film. You can watch it a hundred times and still enjoy it - and I have!
Hot Fuzz, World's End, Shaun for me.
@@Eradicus I saw some other comments calling the film watertight. Not a single scene or line is wasted. It's incredible.
I don't know why Paddy Considine chose to do a character for his interview but it's fucking hilarious! 🤣🤣
Raging Bullring!
“The Di Niro of the midlands”
Still one the universe's biggest tragedies is not giving Dalton a third Bond movie. He was so good! And he still looked very dashing in this movie.
Or at least bring him in as a new Bond Villain
Or even an entire 1980s tenure as Bond!
Yeah! He really was Bond.
He was fantastic in this film
From what I understand, they wanted him. He didn't want it anymore. He also didn't want it in the 70s because he thought himself too young.
“I don’t know any of them… I know three actors. DeNiro, Pacino and the guy who played the elephant man. And I don’t know who even played him.” 12:40 amazing
8:51 Bill’s delivery was so perfectly dry I wasn’t entirely sure he was joking! LOLZ
"Never Again!"
Cornetto trilogy is so rewatchable, but hot fuzz in particular you can watch 10+ times and find something new each time. So many Easter eggs, call backs, etc
Paddy Considine - you were the De Niro of the midlands in Dead Men's Shoes
If you want to
That film is a masterpiece
How is it possible that a tribute to action movies ends up being the greatest action movie ever created in the history of mankind?
The sheer DEPTH of British Comedy is a thing of joy.
One of those films where everything from concept/writing/direction/cinematography to casting choices and performances to location scouting/sound editing/score/costumes/props are all gelled together with large quantities of talent to produce something with bucketloads more re-watch value than any number of Hollywood summer blockbusters.
What a bunch of absolute legends.
Shame about the alien movie they did. It was awful.
And if you watch it drunk, it’s even funnier.
@@dtz1000Paul is hilarious lol humor is subjective. You probably liked the worlds end but I don’t like it 😂
@@dtz1000 pretty fuckin' goofy, yeah, not their best work by a long shot. It had its moments though. I kinda get the impression that someone pretty much tapped Simon and Nick on the shoulder and asked where they should deliver the truckload of money labelled "for the Currently Popular Duo", but i have nothing firm to back that up. :)
@@dtz1000 different crew! paul was pegg and frost but no edgar wright and you can definitely feel it
3:17 THANK YOU for not including yet another arbitrary romance subplot like 99% of all other mainstream movies
Nono, the romance was still present - they just turned it into a bromance.
09:00 Bill Nighy's monologue killed me dead...
That dog delivered his lines immaculately.
Timothy Dalton absolutely stole the show in this film... and there are so many amazing performances in it anyway.
I rewatch this from time to time just for Bill Nighy's little piece to camera.
Bill Nighy is a treasure
That was some funny shit!
I never realized how much Young Edgar Wright looks like young Jay Bauman
internet brain
Great to see a Ex James Bond in the film.
I say we reinstate Dalton as the next Bond, we need old-school James back.
007: Splat the Rat!
And he was brilliant in this movie. My favorite part was after such a gruesome injury at the end, he's asking for ice cream for a sore throat.
just love how every single actor is so sarcastic🤣🤣
Nick Frost's acting: 🙁🧐😁
Edgar Wright: Perfect let's shoot it
Still possibly the funniest film ever made in England.
There are really big names in this, but specifically Edward Woodward and Timothy Dalton. I mean, Callan/McCall and Bond/Prince Barin. Really, really badass. Dalton toughened up 007 (and kicked Mel Gibson's ass in real life, justifiably).
I just applaud Simon, Nick and Edgar for doing what we'd all love to do if we could: make a fun film starring all our heroes. Thank you for remaining fan boys. Plus, not only does the film feature big British names, but puts my home county of Gloucestershire on the map!!
Billie Whitelaw as well, perhaps not as famous, but a highly respected and brilliant actress. Mostly known for playing the nanny in The Omen. Absolutely amazing in films such as "Payroll" too.
Probably not the Gloucestershire Tourist Board's preferred choice of promotional material, but it certainly was memorable. :)
"We don't know what the puddings are gonna be yet"- Bill Bailey 😂
Timothy Dalton is my favourite james bond ever. Nice to see him in this film he made a great villain
I grew up loving Bond films, but now the only ones I ever want to watch again are his and George Lazenby's.
Edit: He was the best Mr Rochester in Jane Eyre, too.
@@Benjiesbeenbetter. ...and the best Heathcliff in 'Wuthering Heights'
Paddy Considine saying he doesn't know who any of them are buckled me fair play 😂😂
The best ‘how did they make’ I’ve ever seen. Hilarious. Should be on the DVD.
It's on mine 🤔
The Lord of the Rings trilogy was better imo.
@@Nekoksu Ooh. Fighting talk.
@@RalphBrooker-gn9ivLet's do this then Bitch!... Lord of the Rings trilogy was better!
Whenever people ask what my favorite movie of all time is, without question I answer "Hot Fuzz" my friends and I quote those movie on a DAILY basis and it never fails to make me laugh every time I watch it.
After watching the spaced behind the scenes, then SOTD, now HF, they're absolutely hilarious, the best of the best of British acting being brutally dry.
Paddy Considine hanging Rafe Spall out to dry is just pure, British humour.
Genuinely I think it's the best British movie ever, star studded cast, amazing script, extremely rewatchable. It's miles ahead of the other 2 corneto films but I'd still love to see another
This is hilarious! Bill Nighy saying he took the job to pay off a drug habit… Simon and Nick talking to each other in their trailers on walkie talkies.. what fun!
13:10 "the kids will quote it". That specific scene literally went viral on Tiktok not that long ago lmao
Thank you algorithm for bringing me here.
Said it for years, Hot Fuzz might just be the greatest film ever created, and I don't say that lightly. It ticks literally every single box.
Fighting spacecraft? No. Monsters? No. Many many more things not ticked.
I saw Hot Fuzz when it came out, and thought nostalgically of Wells, the only small English town I've ever had a weekend to explore on my own. Then I looked up, and the movie was shot in Wells! A meaningless coincidence, but watching the movie brings back those lovely memories, such as the Cathedral grounds and the antique musical instrument shop and antique scientific instrument shop (!) right by the Penniless Porch. I remember most places being closed and the town quiet. Perhaps some bank holiday, or maybe it was Sunday (this was the third week of March 2003). I think if I ever make it back to England, although there's so much more I want to see, I'll just have to head to Somerset again.
One thing about Wells is that it's on a pressurized karst aquifer, beneath the Mendip Hills to the north, and there's an artesian fountain (seen in the film) near the city square which keeps the gutters downhill from there continually washed in sparkling clear water.
That's interesting.
@@0d1963 Thanks, I'm from Kentucky and am happy enough to live here, but England is the land of my dreams. Just the sheer history per square centimeter alone....
lmao this is so pedantic but wells is actually a small english city!! the smallest in the uk!
@@lover-to-beWell then next time I am going to have to find the second smallest city, and go up from there!
@bobmortimerfan Do you mean the smallest English city? The UK's smallest city is St Davids in Wales.
"What's the situation?"
"Two blokes and a fuckload of cutlery!"
Just thinking about that exchange still sends me into a fit of giggles. Cornetto forever.
Probably one of the funniest films ever.
Heck of a cast and an absolute classic of a film. It was wicked to see how Dr Thatcher's foot got shot too 😅😆🤣
"You're a doctor, deal with it!"
Yeah was good to see how they did the foot shot shot ;)
"When i wake up i don't eat. I fast for at least, I don't know... half an hour?" So many jokes in these interviews. Bill Nighy was also hilarious 😂 I love brits and their humor.
*humour.
@@markfox1545 Nah
Hilarious and adorable olivia Coleman was intimidated by the talent at the read through and now shes the intimidating one
HF is the best British movie made since the early 90's. The cast was stellar and it's a film I can always watch again and again and still laugh
I'm from south américa and I never missed a chapter of The Equalizer but this is the first time I realize that Edward Woodward is part of the cast
Adam Buxton. Fkin love that guy. Wish he were on screen more.
I could've listened to Edgar giving the full list of every speaking character, their names and the story behind it.
A perfect film in every way. Will never get old
Already years old. Something's age is determined by its date of creation.
The director seems like a nice guy. Which makes the success of this film extra satisfying.
Truly a dream cast. Lovely how they were all excited about working with each other and seemed to admire each other.
Now I want to watch The Making of "The Making of Hot Fuzz"
How Timothy Dalton is not a Marvel character is beyond me.
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Welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed this.
I think I actually liked this one better then Shaun of the Dead tbh. My favourite part was the meta-joke where the two of them got into an argument and split up for no particularly good reason, only to tearfully reunite one or two scenes later, which happens in every buddy cop movie ever made.
That’s it - got to watch Hot Fuzz again now…
I enjoyed this movie much more than "Shaun of the Dead". A cool mystery. Excellent action. Satisfying character arcs. Laugh out loud humor. An amazing cast. It has it all.
Paddy had me cackling!!! Bless him. 🤣🤣🤣
nick seems like the guy who's really easy to work with and everyone loves him for it at work.
"My, my... Here comes the fuzz..."
Hot Fuzz honestly may be a perfect movie in my mind. It can be watched so many times, and in so many ways, getting what you want out of it. I know people who have only seen American cop movies/shows and they get that side, but I grew up watching British cop dramas and I was catching so much from that end. I try to watch it once a year.
Paddy considine is hilarious
The Cornetto Trilogy:
"Shaun of the Dead" was the most iconic.
"Hot Fuzz" was the funniest.
"The World's End" was the most clever.
They're certainly nothing like the guns I've ever used at all way back in Callum or The Equalizer", but now they are exactly the guns you see in Equalizer.
Rory going from playing Lurch the trolley boy (whose mother is also his sister), to some lesser-known show involving thrones or dragons or something. 😂
I fucking love Edgar Wright so much.
They had to have realised Timothy Dalton was much cooler than them very quickly.
Loved hot fuzz and paul is one of my all time favorites
between marvel movies and Hot Fuzz (and other E.Wright blockbusters), guess which one will be praised and remembered more dearly in 20-30 years...
" A GREAT BIG BUSHY BEARD "
Midlands DeNiro, Raging Bullring made me chuckle 😂
my mom let me watch this movie, repeatedly, as a child. its still one of the funniest movies i can think of.
Moulin Rouge was my first introduction to Jim Broadbent, so anytime I see him on-screen since, he makes me giggle. That was such a fun film and Broadbent brings 100% with every frame.
I can't even imagine what it must feel like to be Timothy Dalton. His presence doesn't even seem human. How has he never played Dracula? (Not that the world is cranking out dracula movies anymore)
Oh that's a good casting pick.
Rural Weapon would have been a great title! 😂
This is true cinema comfort food, I just watch it again and again
Dear God, I love these actors 😂
My favorite movie of the Cornetto trilogy. I make it a tradition to watch this movie every year.
Just watched it yesterday because I was thinking of it. It is such an epic movie. Every line is so perfect. Every actor fits its role so perfectly.
Timothy Dalton has such a delicious voice doesn't he.
Algorithm gods at work.
The unbelievable cast alone makes this film into instant classic.
It's great to listen and watch Edgar before he did Scott Pilgrim, Baby Driver and Soho. Guy is a legend.
18:10 I just realized that they're hiding for cover from bullets behind shopping carts. :D
19:00 and a wooden table that barely would stop an air gun pellet
Yeah, but the bakers don't have guns. They're using throwing knives.
Bill Nighy is one of the funniest people in any of these candid interviews.
Spent the day in Wells with my mum today just to see the Hot Fuzz location, we both love Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and it was great, we even saw a swan on the manor grounds.
"I'm stood round, like a lemon." Damn British language is fun and witty
the bill nighy interview killed me
I met Edgar, Simon and Nick in Minneapolis when they were in town for a junket for Shuan of the Dead. I was a security guard at a high end hotel. Nicest guys ever. They told me about their movie at like 4 in the morning and it sounded great. Little did i know I'd become a huge fan of their films.
The Frost-Pegg friendship is one of the few things that make me proud to be British.
I love love Hot Fuzz! I remember how I kept telling everyone I know how good this film is, they don't know what they're missing out. I still watch it occasionally since I first saw it around 2010, it never gets boring. Such a well written and produced film.
Love this movie 🎥
All the cast are fucking hilarious - amazing
The casting in this movie was incredible. A huge cast, and all of them were great.