by Cookie N Screen
Who doesn’t love Simon Pegg? Ok.So he’s made a couple of misjudged comments about film and geek culture that he has thoroughly apologised for. But before then and after (because look at his face, how can you not forgive him?), Simon Pegg has been the British hero of all things nerdy, comedic and emotional too. He has gifted us with a whole heap of unforgettable roles and has even translated his humour marvellously to Hollywood. Appealing to audiences of every age, Pegg is also a wordsmith genius who can write great films as well as appear in them. As he stars in one of the best British romantic comedies Man Up, alongside Lake Bell, out in cinemas today, let’s have a look at some of his greatest films.
Honourable Mention: Spaced and Big Train. Because they are television shows, as superb as they are, cannot be included on a film list. Though, I urge you to watch them.
Who doesn’t love Simon Pegg? Ok.So he’s made a couple of misjudged comments about film and geek culture that he has thoroughly apologised for. But before then and after (because look at his face, how can you not forgive him?), Simon Pegg has been the British hero of all things nerdy, comedic and emotional too. He has gifted us with a whole heap of unforgettable roles and has even translated his humour marvellously to Hollywood. Appealing to audiences of every age, Pegg is also a wordsmith genius who can write great films as well as appear in them. As he stars in one of the best British romantic comedies Man Up, alongside Lake Bell, out in cinemas today, let’s have a look at some of his greatest films.
Honourable Mention: Spaced and Big Train. Because they are television shows, as superb as they are, cannot be included on a film list. Though, I urge you to watch them.
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