Is Every Nearly Dead World 2 happening? Simon Pegg responds

The partnership between the director Edgar Wright and the actor Simon Pegg yielded some films acclaimed by audiences and critics, such as Everybody almost dead, released in 2004 in theaters. Now, pegg answered if he would accept to star in a continuation of the film.

It’s worth remembering how the feature follows “a sales employee at an electronics store and his best friend need to save their friends and their families from zombies that have taken over London,” according to the official synopsis.

During an interview with The Guardianthe artist reflected on the partnership with the filmmaker and ruled out any chance of a Everybody’s Nearly Dead 2 starring him. “If I do an Instagram Live or whatever, people always say, ‘I need Everybody’s Nearly Dead 2 in my life,'” said

And I say, ‘No, you don’t need Everybody’s Nearly Dead 2! The last thing you need is Everybody’s Nearly Dead 2! Abaked. Go straight on!’

At another point in the conversation, Simon Pegg talked about his partnership with Edgar Wright: “Whatever E d g a r and I do next, let’s not depend on what we’ve done before. I like the idea of ​​pissing people off. There’s something fun about setting everything on fire. Everything people think we are, is what we will not be. We should just do something that nobody is expecting. But nobody wants to!”