
Hot Fuzz
A top London cop transferred to a sleepy village must expose a murderous conspiracy while battling local bureaucracy and earning the trust of a rookie partner.
“Big cops. Small town. Moderate violence.”
Synopsis
Nicholas Angel, a former London constable, struggles to adjust to his new posting in the quiet British village of Sandford. He finds the lack of urban excitement frustrating and is paired with a well-intentioned but clumsy partner. However, when a string of disturbing accidents occurs in the village, Angel begins to suspect that beneath Sandford's peaceful exterior, something sinister may be at work.
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A crew of 63+ credited
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Edited by Chris DickensShot by Jess HallScored by David ArnoldDesigned by Marcus Rowland
Box Office
2007 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 6.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$80.6M
US & Canada: $23.6M — 29% of worldwide · International: $57.0M (71%)
Opening weekend: $5.8M — 25% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $7.7M — 33% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 825 theaters
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- Hot Fuzz - Zwei abgewichste Profisde
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Cast & Crew
63 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Simon Pegg
as Nicholas Angel
Nick Frost
as PC Danny Butterman
Martin Freeman
as Met Sergeant
Jim Broadbent
as Inspector Frank Butterman
Bill Nighy
as Met Chief Inspector
Paddy Considine
as DS Andy Wainwright
Robert Popper
as 'Not' Janine
Rafe Spall
as DC Andy Cartwright
Joe Cornish
as Bob
Kevin Eldon
as Sergeant Tony Fisher
Chris Waitt
as Dave
Olivia Colman
as PC Doris Thatcher
Supporting cast
43Eric Mason
as Bernard Cooper
Bill Bailey
as Sergeant Turner
Billie Whitelaw
as Joyce Cooper
Karl Johnson
as PC Bob Walker
Peter Wight
as Roy Porter
Timothy Dalton
as Simon Skinner
Edward Woodward
as Tom Weaver
Stuart Wilson
as Dr. Robin Hatcher
Paul Freeman
as Rev. Philip Shooter
Rory Mccann
as Michael Armstrong
Kenneth Cranham
as James Reaper
Maria Charles
as Mrs. Reaper
Julia Deakin
as Mary Porter
Trevor Nichols
as Greg Prosser
Elizabeth Elvin
as Sheree Prosser
Patricia Franklin
as Annette Roper
Lorraine Hilton
as Amanda Paver
Tim Barlow
as Mr. Treacher
Anne Reid
as Leslie Tiller
Adam Buxton
as Tim Messenger
David Threlfall
as Martin Blower
Lucy Punch
as Eve Draper
David Bradley
as Arthur Webley
Ron Cook
as George Merchant
Alice Lowe
as Tina
Stephen Merchant
as Peter Ian Staker
Ben Mckay
as Peter Cocker
Colin Michael Carmichael
as Heston Services Clerk
Tom Strode Walton
as Underage Drinker #1
Troy Woollan
as Underage Drinker #2
Rory Lowings
as Underage Drinker #3
Nicholas Wilson
as Butcher Brother
Kevin Wilson
as Butcher Brother
Graham Low
as The Living Statue
Alexander King
as Aaron A. Aaronson
Cate Blanchett
as Janine (uncredited)
Steve Coogan
as Metropolitan Police Inspector (uncredited)
Peter Jackson
as Thief Dressed as Father Christmas (uncredited)
Garth Jennings
as Crack Addict (uncredited)
Edgar Wright
as Shelf Stacker / Voice of Dave (uncredited)
Lesley Wright
as Village of The Year Judge (uncredited)
Peter Wild
as Village of The Year Judge (uncredited)
Gillian Rosemary Smith
as Village of The Year Judge (uncredited)
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