Shaun lives a supremely uneventful life, which revolves around his girlfriend, his mother, and, above all, his local pub. This gentle routine is threatened when the dead return to life and make strenuous attempts to snack on ordinary Londoners.
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Film Cast:
- Shaun: Simon Pegg
- Ed: Nick Frost
- Liz: Kate Ashfield
- Dianne: Lucy Davis
- David: Dylan Moran
- Barbara: Penelope Wilton
- Phillip: Bill Nighy
- Pete: Peter Serafinowicz
- Yvonne: Jessica Hynes
- Noel: Rafe Spall
- Declan: Martin Freeman
- Cousin Tom: Matt Lucas
- Mark: Reece Shearsmith
- Maggie: Tamsin Greig
- Yvonne’s Mum: Julia Deakin
- John: Steve Emerson
- Mary: Nicola Cunningham
- Nelson: Arvind Doshi
- Snakehips: Stuart Powell
- Bernie: Phyllis MacMahon
- Spinster: Patricia Franklin
- Hulking Zombie: Mark Donovan
- Chris Martin: Chris Martin
- Jonny Buckland: Jonny Buckland
- Vernon Kay: Vernon Kay
- Trisha Goddard: Trisha Goddard
- Jeremy Thompson: Jeremy Thompson
- Carol Barnes: Carol Barnes
- Krishnan Guru-Murthy: Krishnan Guru-Murthy
- Rob Butler: Rob Butler
- Clubber: Keir Mills
- Clubber 2: Matt Jaynes
- Football Kid: Gavin Ferguson
- Homeless Man: Horton Jupiter
- The Usher: Tim Baggaley
- Distraught Vox Pop: Finola Geraghty
- Danny: Sonnell Dadral
- Woman on Trisha: Samantha Day
- Grave Scientist: David Park
- Distressed Man: Robert Fitch
- Florist: Sharon Gavin
- Pigeon Man: Patch Connolly
- Grizzled Zombie: Christopher Harwood
- Pyjama Zombie: Nick Ewans
- Trisha Zombie: Alex Lutes
- Keith Chegwin (voice): Keith Chegwin
- Zombie Shot by Soldiers (uncredited): Lucy Akhurst
- Zombie Shot by Soldiers (uncredited): Joe Cornish
- Fun Dead Zombie (uncredited): Garth Jennings
- Zombie Behind The Winchester (uncredited): Paul Kaye
- Zombie Outside Flat (uncredited): Lauren Laverne
- Bicycle Courier Zombie (uncredited): Michael Smiley
- Zombie (uncredited): Paul Putner
- Zombie (uncredited): Antonia Campbell-Hughes
- Football Commentator / ‘Zombies From Hell!’ Presenter (voice) (uncredited): Rob Brydon
- News Reporter (voice) (uncredited): Julia Davis
- Radio Presenter With ‘Spaceship’ Theory / Wildlife voiceover (voice) (uncredited): Mark Gatiss
- News Reporter (voice) (uncredited): Robert Popper
- News Reporter (voice) (uncredited): David Walliams
- Man in Street (uncredited): Peter Baynham
- Rabid Monkeys Newsreader / Prat-falling Zombie / Italian Restaurant Voice (uncredited): Edgar Wright
Film Crew:
- Executive Producer: Natascha Wharton
- Casting: Jina Jay
- Executive Producer: Tim Bevan
- Executive Producer: Eric Fellner
- Director: Edgar Wright
- Screenplay: Simon Pegg
- Producer: Nira Park
- Director of Photography: David M. Dunlap
- Editor: Chris Dickens
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Nigel Heath
- Art Direction: Karen Wakefield
- Executive Producer: Alison Owen
- Production Design: Marcus Rowland
- Set Decoration: Liz Griffiths
- Costume Design: Annie Hardinge
- Original Music Composer: Dan Mudford
- Camera Operator: John Palmer
- Executive Producer: James Wilson
- Visual Effects Producer: Hal Couzens
- Supervising Sound Editor: Julian Slater
- Music: Goblin
- Original Music Composer: Pete Woodhead
- Visual Effects Producer: Alex Hope
- Unit Publicist: Stacy Mann
- Choreographer: Litza Bixler
- Visual Effects: Rohan Claassen
- Makeup Artist: Candice Banks
- Set Costumer: Charlie Knight
- Storyboard Artist: Oscar Wright
- Music Consultant: Kirsten Lane
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Jeremy Hattingh
Movie Reviews:
- Andres Gomez: Fun and quite smart.
- viciouslollipop: Shaun of the Dead-If U like Romero/Python Pick This Up:D
This was one of the best movies I saw in the last year or two. The acting was good, the plot was fairly well thought out, and it was very funny. It helps if you are a zombie movie(i.e. G. Romero)fan and enjoy British type humor(like the Monty Python troupe), but if you are neither it will not stop you from enjoying this movie. It is a weird mix of several genres(coming of age, buddy movie, comedy, love, horror)but it definitely works on all levels. The main characters(Shaun and Ed)will definitely remind you of some slacker you knew(or know) The facial expressions, dialogue, and general behavior of these two make for some of the best scenes in the movie. There are also some very good make-up effects, and a decent amount of gore. This is definitely one worth owning.