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Skinner even later tells Tim to spell Angel's name correctly the next time he wants to mention him in the paper. This leads to the Malicious Misnaming example from the other officers a few scenes later.

Accidental Misnaming: Tim Messenger misspells Angel's name as Angle in the issue of the Sandford Citizen when Angel appears at the school.

But several elements from the original plotline remain in the movie. Originally that entire plot was much more prominent and detailed, but in editing it was cut down for being needlessly complex for a plot point that purposefully goes nowhere so in the final version it's mostly just rattled by Leslie Tiller before her death.

There's an entire Red Herring subplot about a land development project in Sanford which Nicholas originally believes is the reason behind the murder.

This subplot was presumably cut for time.

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The hoodies that frequently show up in the movie are led by the grandson of an NWA member, making it all the more horrific when the Alliance talks about killing them later.

This film is the second part of Wright's Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy, preceded by Shaun of the Dead and followed by The World's End.Ĭompare the earlier Bad Eggs and Kopps, and later The Other Guys and 21 Jump Street. It's also filled with Ho Yay even its creators indulged in writing slashfic on Twitter. while still keeping up with parodying them.

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right before going full throttle on them and applying every one of them to a T. Written by Edgar Wright (who directed), starring Simon Pegg (who co-wrote) and co-starring Nick Frost (who plays Danny), this film is quite the troperiffic endeavor, as it spends its first two thirds debunking and poking fun at the real-life applications of common buddy cop tropes.

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Then a series of grisly incidents occur, leading Angel to suspect foul play, and as he faces mounting opposition in his quest to solve this mystery, he begins to discover just how dark of a secret exists beneath Sandford's idyllic surface. Nick doesn't fit in at all his duties are extremely banal, he immediately clashes with the laid-back cops there, and he is saddled with Danny Butterman ( Nick Frost), a rather fat young police officer who desperately wants to be a Cowboy Cop like in the movies ( Bad Boys II and Point Break (1991), to be precise) and who quickly begins to hero-worship the intense cop from the big city. Being set in The West Country means all the typical stereotypes of that region are present, such as thick Somerset accents, farmer folk, tweed and wellies and some good old "Oo-ars!" Sandford is the winner of the Best Village in Britain award for several years running, renowned for having no crime. Their solution? Promote him out of the way and make him a sergeant in the sleepy town of Sandford, Gloucestershire.

In fact, his superiors think he is doing too good a job, making the rest of the Met look bad. He is, in the words of his ex-girlfriend Janine (an uncredited and heavily disguised Cate Blanchett), incapable of "switching off" his police officer mode even while off duty. Nicholas Angel ( Simon Pegg) is the top London bobby, single-handedly keeping the city's crime rate at a record low. Hot Fuzz is a 2007 British police action comedy film, and both a deconstructive and affectionate parody of American buddy cop movie tropes.

"You wanna be a big cop in a small town? Fuck off up the model village."