Shaun of the Dead Creation Background

In 1999, the British television channel 4 premiered a series called "Spaced", which mainly described the laughable daily life of a slacker in his twenties in London. This TV series has not only won acclaim in China and swept several TV awards in the UK, but it is also not a general in the international TV industry. The director of "Space" is Edgar White, the screenwriter and starring Simon Peggy, and the producer is Nila Parker-it happens to be the iron triangle combination of "Zombie Shaun", so the person who reacts faster The inevitable connection has been guessed. The original inspiration of the story comes from the fact that a set of scenes from Peggy's "Space" were used in the "Resident Evil 2" game, which happened to be integrated in the part of the zombie war. White and Peggy were inspired by this and came up with the idea of making this set of scenes into an independent zombie film. Fortunately, both of them are loyal fans of "The Dawn of Zombies" directed by George A. Romero in 1978, so they quickly reached a consensus and began to write the script together.