Simon Pegg Talks About His Next Edgar Wright Movie

Simon Pegg can be seen next month in the comedy How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, but when The Big Picture spoke to Pegg recently, we were looking ahead just a little bit. Knowing that he's sworn to secrecy about Star Trek, in which he reinvents the role of Scotty, we asked what's on the radar for Pegg and his Shaun of the Dead/Hot Fuzz collaborators, Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. Pegg confirmed that in the coming months, he and Frost will be working on the roadtrip comedy they wrote called Paul. Greg Mottola (Superbad) is on board to direct the journey of two British comic book geeks alone in America. But that's not the extent of the updates: "Edgar and me will eventually get back into the office when we're done with our respective other projects and come up with the third film in what we call the 'Blood and Ice Cream' trilogy," Pegg told us. "We really want to get on with that," he added. "We finished Hot Fuzz and other things came up and we agreed, 'Let's go do a couple other things and come back together' and then those things obviously take up time." While he wouldn't say what the movie would be about, there is a working title: The World's End. "But I don't think it will be called that because it suggests something that it isn't about," Pegg insisted. He's been down that road before with working titles, recalling the bind he and Frost got themselves into talking about Hot Fuzz before there was anything more than a premise. "The trouble when we spoke about Hot Fuzz on the Shaun of the Dead tour was that, that was like a year before we wrote Hot Fuzz. So [after Shaun] people were like, 'OK: Where's Hot Fuzz?'"

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