Simon Peggy spent a lot of time training his gun skills in order to portray Nicholas Angel in the film. At the same time, it took him a long time to brake while practicing the bicycle. It seems that Simon Peggy is indeed an excellent actor.
·The unlock code for the evidence room is 999, which is the same as the British police phone.
·The protagonist of the film is named Nicholas Angel to pay tribute to Nick Angel, the music director of the film and "Shaun the Zombie".
In the film, Angel once drove the diesel version of Vauxhall Astra (Vauxhall Astra) and Subaru Impreza WRX, in which Subaru's car logo became "HF", which is obviously the abbreviation of the film's title.
In "Shaun Zombie", Ed, played by Nick Frost, shot his sister in the leg with an air gun. In this film, he shot the doctor in the leg with an air gun.
·In the first half of the film, Danny always asked Angell some annoying questions, such as "Have you ever jumped into the air with two guns?" Angel replied: "No, you watched too many police and criminal films!" In the second half of the film, Angel completed almost every action Danny proposed.
· In order to play Angel, Simon Peggy lost 28 pounds.
· The Somerfield Supermarket is indeed a British supermarket chain, and the relevant scenes are indeed filmed in the supermarket. I chose Somerfield because director Edgar Wright worked as a supermarket replenisher in Somerfield when he was young, and he also played the same role in the film.
·In the first draft of the script, there is a woman named Victoria who falls in love with Angell. After modification, her role no longer exists, and all her dialogue is given to Danny.
Nick Frost really liked the Winchester shotgun he used when shooting, and named it "Emma".
· 29 dead bodies appeared in the film.
· When the police were about to arrest Skinner, Skinner was wearing leather gloves, and in the footage taken from behind him, the leather gloves were missing.
· Skinner's light blue Jaguar XK convertible has inconsistent headrest styles.
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