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A British director known for making some of the funniest movies in recent times, usually working with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Is also well known for being one of us. He is known for his surprising talent of making films that equally well as both deconstructions and carefully crafted stories.

Directed:

• Shaun of the Dead - Guy tries to rescue his friends from zombies. He fails. Mostly.
• Hot Fuzz - Skilled cop is sent to a sleepy town where no murders, but many accidents happen.
• Spaced - Surreal Brit Com about a writer and a comic book artist living in a flat. Brimming with references to other TV shows and movies.
• Dead Right - Hot Fuzz without the budget and with more genre savviness.
• Don't - A trailer from the movie Grindhouse.
• Scott Pilgrim vs. The World - An adaptation of the comic by Bryan Lee O'Malley.

Wrote:

• The Adventures of Tintin - He has writing credit along with Steven Moffat and Joe Cornish.

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