Actor Simon Pegg comments on the possibility of Shaun of the Dead 2 ever being produced. Pegg starred as Shaun in the zombie-horror cult classic film, the first entry in writer-director Edgar Wright's Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy, along with the action-comedy Hot Fuzz, and the science-fiction comedyThe World's End. The film finds Shaun during a zombie apocalypse as he teams up with his goofy roommate Ed (Nick Frost) in an attempt to secure his ex-girlfriend Liz (Kate Ashfield) as well as his mother Barbara (Penelope Wilton) at a local pub for safety.
Shaun of the Dead proved to be both a critical and box office success as it pulled in $30 million from its original $6 million budget. Since the film's release, fans have been speculating Wright and Pegg would ever re-team to complete a sequel to their hit movie. However, Wright has previously put a damper on those discussions saying that he has no desire to make Shaun of the Dead 2, as the initial experience was more than satisfying for him.
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In a recent interview with Soho House, Pegg responded to the possibility of making a Shaun of the Dead sequel. The actor explained that since much of the main characters have met their demise, there is not much room for a sequel. Read what Pegg said about a potential Shaun of the Dead 2 below.
«It baffles me how there possibly could be a Shaun Of The Dead 2, because most of the main characters are dead. One of them is a zombie, in a shed… which would be boring.»
Pegg understands that nearly all of the central characters have died by the end of the film with only Shaun and Liz surviving. As a result of the minimal main cast remaining, there is not much room for
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