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Imagine if Miss Marple had a turbo boost and a penchant for big-city policing. Hot Fuzz slams sleepy village cricket with fast-paced, explosive drama, where swans, sinister smiles, and supermarket brawls turn the quaint into the chaotic—and it's brilliantly bonkers!

Hot Fuzz Trivia

In the movie "Hot Fuzz," what is Nicholas Angel's profession? (Easy)

#1: Teacher

#2: Police Officer

#3: Firefighter

#4: Doctor

What is the name of the supervillain that the police officers watch films about in "Hot Fuzz"? (Expert)

#1: The Skinner

#2: The Butcher

#3: The Farmer

#4: The Shepherd

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Hot Fuzz Fun Facts

The actors who play the Andys, Rafe Spall and Paddy Considine, improvised many of their insults in the film.

Hot Fuzz features numerous cameos, including director Edgar Wright's mother as the Village of the Year contest announcer.

Hot Fuzz Polls

Who is your favorite character in Hot Fuzz

Nicholas Angel

Danny Butterman

Simon Skinner

Frank Butterman

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What is your favorite iconic scene in Hot Fuzz

The supermarket shootout

The model village fight

The pub confrontation

The car chase

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Popular Characters

Nicholas Angel

Danny Butterman

Frank Butterman

Inspector John Wright

Sgt. Tony Fisher

Constable Andy Wainwright

Constable Doris Thatcher

Lesley

Steve

Peter Ian Staker

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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February 14, 2007

Release of Hot Fuzz

Hot Fuzz, a British action-comedy film directed by Edgar Wright and starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, was released in the United Kingdom.

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2006

Filming of Hot Fuzz

Principal photography for Hot Fuzz took place in Wells, Somerset, England, capturing the quaint English village setting.

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January 18, 2007

Premiere at Sundance Film Festival

Hot Fuzz had its U.S. premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.

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