Simon Pegg and Nick Frost Delight Fans with Hilarious Interview on Alan Carr: Chatty Man
In a recent episode of the popular talk show, Alan Carr: Chatty Man, British comedy duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost had the audience in stitches as they shared behind-the-scenes stories from Hollywood. The talented pair, known for their comedic roles in hit movies like "Shaun of the Dead" and "Hot Fuzz," were greeted with applause and cheers as they took the stage.
But before things got too serious, Alan Carr couldn't resist poking fun at the fact that Simon Pegg was giving up alcohol. With a mischievous grin, Carr playfully tempted Pegg with a glass of whiskey, prompting laughter from the audience. Pegg remained firm in his resolve, explaining that he decided to cut out booze to get in shape for a film. The comedian proudly revealed that he had become quite skinny and was enjoying his new healthy lifestyle.
During the interview, the dynamic duo shared anecdotes about their personal lives. Nick Frost, who recently became a father, joked about his lack of sleep and the challenges of diaper duty. Pegg chimed in, reminiscing about the days when they would both be covered in "sick and poo" during their early comedy collaborations, showing that some things never change.
The conversation took a lighthearted turn as they discussed how becoming dads influenced their choice in films. Pegg admitted to being a fan of kid-friendly movies like "Toy Story," "Tangled," and the "Ice Age" series, which he watches repeatedly with his child. He humorously noted that his son is too young to be disturbed by films like "The Human Centipede," allowing him to enjoy his guilty pleasure in peace.
Of course, talk turned to their involvement in the upcoming film, "The Adventures of Tintin," directed by the legendary Steven Spielberg. Pegg and Frost revealed that they play the bumbling detectives, Thompson and Thompson, in the highly anticipated movie. They shared their excitement at working with Spielberg and even joked about their starstruck moments, secretly fangirling over the iconic director.
Notably, Frost revealed that Pegg actually recommended him for the role in the film. It was clear that the duo's camaraderie and shared sense of humor made them the perfect fit for the Thompson Twins characters. The actors affectionately recalled their time on set, where they eagerly sought out Spielberg's insights on his previous films, demonstrating their genuine admiration for the director.
In a particularly humorous moment, Frost discussed how Peter Jackson, the producer of "The Adventures of Tintin," directed them remotely from New Zealand. They laughed about the unusual setup, with Frost jokingly referring to it as a "babe station" experience. Pegg vividly described the process of having Jackson's face on a laptop and getting ready every time he was about to join a rehearsal.
The interview concluded with a hilarious surprise. Carr presented a book called "The Facts of Love" to Pegg, containing amusing illustrations of female anatomy. The trio had a good laugh as they flipped through the pages, sharing their thoughts and cracking jokes.
Overall, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's appearance on Alan Carr: Chatty Man was an entertaining and comedic delight. Fans of the British comedy duo were treated to a lively interview full of laughter and behind-the-scenes stories. Their chemistry and genuine camaraderie shone through, leaving the audience eagerly anticipating their upcoming film, "The Adventures of Tintin."
