Hot Fuzz

Comedy, Crime, Action

Simon Pegg	Sgt. Nicholas Angel
Nick Frost	PC Danny Butterman
Jim Broadbent	Inspector Frank Butterman
Paddy Considine	DS Andy Wainwright
Timothy Dalton	Simon Skinner
Bill Nighy	Met Chief Inspector
Billie Whitelaw	Joyce Cooper
Edward Woodward	Tom Weaver
Bill Bailey	Sergeant Turner
David Bradley	Arthur Webley
Martin Freeman	Met Sergeant
Robert Popper	'Not' Janine
Joe Cornish	Bob
Chris Waitt	Dave
Eric Mason	Bernard Cooper
Peter Wight	Roy Porter
Kenneth Cranham
Julia Deakin
Patricia Franklin

Director	Edgar Wright
Producer	Tim Bevan; Eric Fellner; Karen Beever; Nira Park
Writer	Edgar Wright; Simon Pegg
Cinematography	Jess Hall
Musician	David Arnold

Nick Angel (Simon Pegg) is one of the best cops in London. In fact, he is too good, and to improve the morale of his less capable colleagues, Nick is promoted but transferred to the idyllic village of Sandford. At first, things look intolerable for the new cop from the city, as his world of drug busts and apprehension of murderers is replaced by nabbing underage drinkers and chasing down missing swans. When Nick is not staking out the swan, he dutifully answers the questions about being a big city police officer from his young partner Danny Butterman (Nick Frost), and resists dessert offers from Danny's father, Chief Inspector Kenneth (Bill Nighy). Sandford looks like a crime free paradise until a string of accidental deaths occur. Nick's big city cop instincts kick in as he starts to suspect foul play. However, the major presences in Sandford like the Inspector or retail magnate Met Sergeant (Martin Freeman) refuse to believe Nick. Slowly, as Nick continues his chase, the big city cop-like-you-see-on-TV dreams of Danny start to become real, the stuff of Danny's DVD collection becomes the stuff of his life.