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When in costume, Nick Frost and Simon Pegg often were assumed to be police officers. Many strangers [...]	D
Danny's DVD collection is made up of the entire combined collection of Edgar Wright, his brother Osc [...]	D
The song that the theatre company sings at the end of the Romeo and Juliet play is "Lovefool" by The [...]	D
Throughout the first half of the film, Danny asks Angel several annoying questions, like "Have you e [...]	D
Simon Pegg lost over two stone (twenty-eight pounds, thirteen-ish kilograms) in preparing for the ro [...]	D
During the shootout scene, Nicholas shoots the tyre of a delivery truck, causing the beer kegs to ro [...]	D
In the scene where Nicholas Angel interrogates Skinner in the supermarket, you can see an exact rese [...]	D
Despite the excessive gun fighting and violence in the final act, no character dies by being shot. I [...]	D
In contrast to being used during the movie as the stereotypical first name in the phone book, the ch [...]	D
Nick Frost is in fact a West Ham fan and apparently hated wearing the Bristol Rovers shirt.	D
The Latin phrase "bonum commune communitatis" chanted by the N.W.A. at the castle, means "for the co [...]	D
Towards the end of the movie, the missing swan can be seen reunited with its owner, Mr. P. I. Staker [...]	D
A clue to Joyce Cooper's motivations can be found in the scene where she first meets Sergeant Angel. [...]	D
Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright interviewed many real police officers while doing research for the film. [...]	D
On the Video Diary extra on the 2-disc DVD bonus features, Simon Pegg jokingly says he could only sp [...]	D
Twenty-seven different sirens, including a wailer, a bell, and a whistle were mixed together for the [...]	D
Jim Broadbent, David Bradley, and Bill Nighy appeared in the Harry Potter film franchise. Rafe Spall [...]	D
Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright spent eighteen months writing the script.	D
Elements of the film are taken from a film Edgar Wright made when he was eighteen or nineteen, calle [...]	D
Skinner falling and getting his chin impaled on the model of the village church is a nod to a scene [...]	D
When Inspector Frank Butterman appears at the town's council after Nick discovers them, his police u [...]	D
While doing research for the film, Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg discovered that a disproportionate nu [...]	D
When the two detectives Andy Wainwright and Andy Cartwright (Paddy Considine and Rafe Spall) are ref [...]	D
Another instance of foreshadowing hidden in the film: when Danny mentions a "car accident", Nicholas [...]	D
Although Bill Bailey plays two different Sergeant Turners, they both wear a uniform with service num [...]	D
The code name "Dead Right", which the film was shipped to British cinemas with, is actually the name [...]	D
The first draft of the script included a love interest for Nicholas named Victoria. She was cut from [...]	D
Sandford is the name given to the town used for most UK police training scenarios, the street plan o [...]	D
During the climactic confrontation between Sergeant Nicholas Angel and the Sandford citizens, Angel [...]	D
As this is the second part of the Cornetto Trilogy, the blue wrapper makes its appearance in the fil [...]	D
Lurch is named after the manservant of the Addams family in La famiglia Addams (1964).	D
The desk sergeant is reading "Complicity" by Iain Banks, which is about a series of cruel, if rather [...]	D
The two Andys also have surnames that are synonyms, Cartwright and Wainwright, both terms for someon [...]	D
When Simon Skinner passes the blown-up house, "Fire" by Arthur Brown is playing in his car.	D
This is Joseph McManners (Gabriel) first feature film. Unfortunately, the minor backstory behind his [...]	D
Before filming the lay-by scene, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost reportedly had an argument. Pegg claimed [...]	D
This is the second time Jim Broadbent has played a dodgy cop who eventually gets arrested. The first [...]	D
The Sandford Police Station has a poster on its bulletin board in the front entrance that foreshadow [...]	D
The film has a similar plot to Atmosfera zero (1981): Sean Connery stars a policeman who is tra [...]	D
The picture of a young Danny is a real picture of Nick Frost as a child.	D
Simon Pegg worked out for four weeks to prepare for the role.	D
Simon Skinner (Timothy Dalton) refers to George Merchant (Ron Cook) as "That fridge magnate". In the [...]	D
At the castle, Joyce says "Janice Barker has decided to name her twins Roger and Martin." This could [...]	D
The "gingernut" child at the end of the film is named Aaron A. Aaronson, a nod to the Andys' earlier [...]	D
Unlike the antagonists in the film, Michael "Lurch" Armstrong (a henchman) is the only one who shows [...]	D
During the shootout in the pub between Nicholas, Danny and the owners Mary and Roy, there's a brief [...]	D
References to the "Popwell" character are a tribute to Albert Popwell, who played many different cha [...]	D
There is some foreshadowing at the festival air rifle scene. Dr. Hatcher is accidentally shot by Dan [...]	D
When Nicholas is talking to Tony at the scene of Leslie's murder, a small model goat can be seen on [...]	D
Edgar Wright got to shoot most of the film in his hometown. And the fÃªte scenes were shot outside [...]	D
The blackboard on the bar during the shoot-out at the pub says, "2 shooters 4 the price of one", whi [...]	D
In the movie, Edgar Wright's hometown of Wells, Somerset, England, doubled as Sandford. The alley do [...]	D
Despite their homespun image, many members of the N.W.A. are veterans of the action genre. Paul Free [...]	D
This film contains a scene that may be a thinly veiled spoof on the CSI story-universe, and how CSI [...]	D
It took over two hours for Simon Pegg and Nick Frost to get home and to get to work on time. After a [...]	D
At one point Angel is called Miss Marple. The film has many cast members who appeared in film and TV [...]	D
Edward Woodward (Tom Weaver) appears in both this film and The Wicker Man, another film about a cop [...]	D
Before Somerfield was chosen to feature in the film, writers originally made a fictional store chain [...]	D
This is the first time that Olivia Colman (Police Constable Doris Thatcher) played a cop. The second [...]	D
While Nicholas is chasing a shoplifter through the supermarket, Danny is reading the tag lines of th [...]	D
In all of the Cornetto Trilogy (L'alba dei morti dementi (2004), this film, and La fine del mondo (2 [...]	D
Simon Skinner (Timothy Dalton), the manager of the local Somerfield supermarket, was partly based on [...]	D
In their DVD commentary, Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg revealed that they fully expected the intention [...]	D
The film bears some plot similarities to Atmosfera zero (1981), which was a remake of the classic we [...]	D
There was debate of what age restriction this movie was going to be released, due to the amount of s [...]	D
Cate Blanchett: Nicholas' ex-girlfriend Jeanine at the crime scene. Blanchett asked to be in the fil [...]	D
Stephen Merchant: As Peter Ian Staker.	D
Simon Pegg became attached to his Mossberg shotgun and named it "Sarah".	D
At 1:10:39 Skinner smiles to camera whilst a framed photo of him is on the wall behind him. The expr [...]	D
In the film, when Martin Blower and Eve Draper are murdered, the murderer makes it look as if they w [...]	D
Throughout the film, Sergeant Angel uses a Vauxhall Astra Diesel and a Subaru Impreza WRX. The Subar [...]	D
The character of Simon Skinner having a mustache was Timothy Dalton's idea, and was not specifically [...]	D
It's said that a swan can break a person's arm with its wing. At the end of the movie, having been m [...]	D
During the early scene of Nicholas Angel jogging in his first morning in Sanford, all of the N.W.A. [...]	D
Edgar Wright originally wanted to name the film "Hott Fuzz". Simon Pegg objected to the suggestion, [...]	D
It is strongly implied throughout the film that Sergeant Angel is a supporter of Liverpool Football [...]	D
In one scene, when the police are asked if they have caught the killers, the album cover for Hot Fus [...]	D
When Sergeant Fisher is first introduced, a freeze-frame reveals that on the drawing board behind hi [...]	D
While Angel chases the shoplifter in the supermarket briefly appears the DVD of "Shaun of the Dead".	D
Peter Jackson: Deranged Santa (Father Christmas) who stabs Nicholas.	D
The combination for the lock of the Evidence Room is 999, the same as the telephone number of the po [...]	D
Running at one hundred twenty-one minutes, this is Edgar Wright's longest film as of 2017.	D
Out of all the words written on the swear box, "cunt" (probably the most offensive word) is ironical [...]	D
Simon Pegg and Steve Coogan previously appeared together in I'm Alan Partridge: Watership Alan (1997 [...]	D
The sound effect used when the speed gun is triggered is from the 1984 arcade game Hypersports when [...]	D
When Edgar Wright discovered that Chris Waitt's (Dave's) line needed to be redubbed, Wright did the [...]	D
The music playing when the police officers go to arrest Simon Skinner is from Ridere per ridere (197 [...]	D
According to his certificates, among the nine special commendations Sergeant Angel received were awa [...]	D
On Sergeant Angel's first working day in Sandford, whilst the whole station is on their lunch break [...]	D
Some of the shoot was delayed by torrential rain.	D
Edgar Wright was exhausted after four weeks of shooting, compared to L'alba dei morti dementi (2004) [...]	D
Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright prepared for the film by studying Roger Ebert's "Bigger" Little Movie Gl [...]	D
Just before the climax, two sight gags are visible briefly, an ad for Romeo and Juliet, featuring th [...]	D
Nick Frost only agreed to do the film if he could get to name his character. He was also asked to wa [...]	D
Danny (Frost) shoots Dr. Hatcher in the leg with an air rifle. In L'alba dei morti dementi (2004), F [...]	D
When Timothy Dalton raises his glass to the "memory" of Eve and Martin, Dalton very briefly looks in [...]	D
Sandford police station has a staff of ten officers. These consist of one Inspector, five Sergeants, [...]	D
The second in Simon Pegg's and Edgar Wright's unofficial "Blood and Ice Cream" trilogy. The first wa [...]	D
Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg mother's play two of the "Village of the Year" judges	D
In the final scene, as Nicholas Angel is walking through the churchyard to meet Danny, he is wearing [...]	D
Shane Black, a veteran screenwriter of action films, thought very highly of this movie.	D
The fictional "Norris Avenue" is named after Chuck Norris.	D
The two Sergeant Turners, both played by Bill Bailey, are possibly a nod to Courtney and Harold (the [...]	D
Bill Bailey plays two different characters in the film. One of the characters reads "Complicity" by [...]	D
According to Tom Strode Walton he kept forgetting his line so they just let him use his real birthda [...]	D
"N.W.A.", Sandford's Neighborhood Watch Alliance, is also the name of the seminal rap group "N.W.A., [...]	D
Like L'alba dei morti dementi (2004), the starring roles were written for Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.	D
Although Angel shoots his firearms many times, he actually hits only two people. The rest of the peo [...]	D
In preparation in writing the script for this film, Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg read a book by film [...]	D
On the day of filming the fight between Michael Armstrong (Rory McCann) (one of Skinner's thugs), an [...]	D
Four Oscar winners appear in this film. Olivia Colman, Jim Broadbent, Peter Jackson (Crazed Santa/Fa [...]	D
Nicholas uses Taurus PT92 chrome handguns and not the Beretta 92 as some think.	D
When Skinner (Timothy Dalton) drives up to Angel (Simon Pegg) after the traffic collision, involving [...]	D
After the huge success of L'alba dei morti dementi (2004), Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright were given fr [...]	D
When wearing his Reverend's costume, Paul Freeman was approached many times by strangers, assuming h [...]	D
As a sign of how behind the times the Sanford police department is, the Bobby's helmet that Frank ca [...]	D
When Sergeant Angel is chasing the shoplifter, he asks Danny, "Never taken a shortcut before?" This [...]	D
Sampson the dog (who played Saxon the dog) was not allowed to become a real police dog, as he was co [...]	D
The names of the townspeople of Sandford are almost all words for occupations or activities: Cooper, [...]	D
Had an eleven-week shooting schedule.	D
This is the only movie in The Cornetto Trilogy where Simon Pegg's character doesn't fall off a fence [...]	D
Jim Broadbent was a big fan of Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright's L'alba dei morti dementi (2004) and ask [...]	D
Released two years before Edward Woodward's death in 2009.	D
Rory McCann, David Bradley and Jim broadbent all appeared in Game Of Thrones although not in scenes [...]	D
The wood-handled knife Danny (Nick Frost) uses to stab Nicholas (Simon Pegg) is a French-made Opinel [...]	D
Nicholas Angel's service number is 777, this is often seen as the mark of God, just as 666 is seen a [...]	D
The place where Angel is going to live is located on "Spencer Hill", which is probably a reference t [...]	D
During an interview for The Bill Podcast (2017), actor Ralph Brown revealed that he turned down a ro [...]	D
Police Constable Doris Thatcher was so named because prior to equality in the UK police service, fem [...]	D
In the script, Frank's wife's name was Iris, but since Jim Broadbent had recently won an Oscar for p [...]	D
Several members of the cast have appeared in the recent Doctor Who (2005) series. Simon Pegg, Bill N [...]	D
the song played as Angel runs through the village is the 'Village Green Preservation Society' by The [...]	D
During the early scene with the Chief Inspector, if you watch his face closely after he says 'Yes I [...]	D
Steve Coogan: Playing a Metropolitan Police Inspector; appears on-screen to speed the transfer of Ni [...]	D
Near the beginning of the film, Inspector Butterman says that he is "something of a Wild West nut." [...]	D
When Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg went to Brixton Police Station hoping to get some anecdotes from se [...]	D
Olivia Colman (PC Doris Thatcher) and David Bradley (Arthur Webley) also worked together on five epi [...]	D
Final film of Billie Whitelaw.	D
At a Q&A session, following a screening of the film in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Edgar Wright revealed th [...]	D
Cast requirements were fifty people for speaking and non-speaking parts.	D
At the beginning of the village fair scene a voice over the tannoy announces 'someone's in for a sur [...]	D
Although written as a lovingly comedic spoof of the genre, the underlying story and plot still works [...]	D
When Angel fights Skinner, manager of the Somerfield supermarket, in the model village, Skinner drop [...]	D
Timothy Dalton has said this film, particularly the sequence where Skinner and Angel are shooting at [...]	D
The judges for the Best Kept Village competition near the end of the film are played by Peter Wild a [...]	D
The line, "the greater good", is never said just once. Every time a character says it, at least one [...]	D
Nick Frost got so attached to his Winchester shotgun during filming, he named it "Emma".	D
During the scene when Nicholas and Danny respond to "some hippie types messing with the recycling bi [...]	D
One of the many instances of foreshadowing hidden in the movie: at the beginning, Nicholas tells the [...]	D
When Nicholas first arrives in Sandford he is very fond of maintaining (and discussing) his Japanese [...]	D
Features four cast members from various Lord of the Rings adaptations. Peter Jackson played Santa (F [...]	D
Despite Nicholas telling others to always have their notebook on them, the one time he doesn't have [...]	D
It was three weeks before any scenes with most of the cast on the same set were shot.	D
According to the front of his test booklet, Sergeant Nicholas Angel took his Police Constable's exam [...]	D
At 1:02 when Angel and Butterman are standing in the rain one of the detectives refers to Butterman [...]	D
Bill Nighy filmed his scenes in a day.	D
Somerfield used to be a real UK supermarket chain, and all of the exterior scenes were shot at one o [...]	D
During the church festival scene, members of the Air Cadets (the largest cadet force in the UK) can [...]	D
According to Edgar Wright, Paddy Considine (Andy Wainwright) sneaked two Robert De Niro impressions [...]	D
To indicate how behind the times Sandford police station is, the sound of a very old Apple Macintosh [...]	D
Edgar Wright said that the role of Simon Skinner was written with Timothy Dalton in mind, so they we [...]	D
Simon Pegg had weapons training in preparation for his role as Nick Angel, and also learned how to s [...]	D
Quite a few actors from L'alba dei morti dementi (2004) crop up in this movie, for example, Simon Pe [...]	D
When Angel gets annoyed at the supermarket, the intercom voice is director Edgar Wright.	D
The phrase Danny uses, "By the Power of Grayskull... (I Have the Power!)", is the slogan from the an [...]	D
The filming of Angel and Skinner's first meeting at the supermarket was filmed over the course of tw [...]	D
When Angel and Butterman are discussing the first four victims, trying to figure out how they might [...]	D

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