Simon Pegg
The actor and writer explained why he and Edgar Wright remain protective of their first big screen collaboration — and that they're already looking ahead to their next project.
Would Anyone Like a Peanut?
Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and more in the cast revisit the making of the iconic zombie classic in a wide-ranging interview on everything from deleted scenes to the film's most beloved set pieces.
A New Mission
The "Mission: Impossible" star looks forward to seeing Cruise embrace more complex acting roles when his stunt career comes to a close.
Simon of the Living
Pegg said he and Edgar Wright have spoken about making a fourth film together, although nothing has been set.
Self-Awareness
The "Mission: Impossible: Dead Reckoning" actor addressed co-star Cruise's larger-than-life celebrity status, saying "it energizes him and spurs him on."
Pegg texted director Chris McQuarrie, "Were you going to tell us that at some point?"
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With "Star Wars," "there's a bit more diversity, and everyone's kicking off about it. And it's really sad."
"There's a frisson you get when there's authenticity: the idea that this guy is actually jumping off a cliff on a motorbike and deploying the parachute 100 feet from the ground," Pegg said.
"When you're on set, he's the boss," Pegg said of "Mission: Impossible" co-star and executive producer Cruise.
Pegg said Tarantino cast him in a movie years before the director got mad at him over "Star Trek."
The eight-episode comedy series is coming to Amazon Prime Video this fall.
