The World's End: Edgar Wright interview

The World's End - the third and final part of Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright and Nick Frost's genre-skewing trilogy that kicked off with Shaun of the Dead and continued with Hot Fuzz - is set to hit screens in the UK this August.

Nick Frost talks Cuban Fury

"It's a romantic-comedy but with fantastic, real dancing," Nick Frost explains. "We're going to go down the Strictly Ballroom route. The dancing will be fiery and passionate and beautiful to watch, with me and Chris O'Dowd pratting about when we're not dancing."

Nick Frost and Chris O'Dowd to star in Cuban Fury

Bridesmaids' Chris O'Dowd is to team up with Shaun of the Dead/Hot Fuzz star Nick Frost for Cuban Fury, a new British comedy about ballroom dancing.

Webby Awards: Pegg & Frost fly comedy flag for Britain

Flying the flag for Britain, in the 'Individual Short or Episode' category, are Britain's very own Simon Pegg and Nick Frost - who have been nominated for their CollegeHumor spoof of Star Wars.

Jessica Hynes interview

Actress Jessica Hynes, best known for her role in Spaced with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, talks to Benji Wilson about new drama One Night, and why she doesn't mind that her "mildly talented fatso" friends have made it in Hollywood.

Nick Frost: Hot Fuzz sequel to start shooting in 2012

Nick Frost has revealed some of the plans for the follow-up to Hot Fuzz. A draft has been completed for the third film in Frost and Simon Pegg's 'Cornetto Trilogy', which has the working title of The World's End.

Video: Simon Pegg on 'Tintin' sequel

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost have revealed that they hope their characters Thompson and Thomson play a more active role in the Adventures of Tintin sequel.

Peep Show and The ­Inbetweeners fans, listen up. Fresh Meat stars Joe Thomas and was written by Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong, so deserves your attention.

It's a great sitcom about freshers in a university house-share - a sit so ripe with possibilities you might wonder why it hasn't been strip-mined for com before.

Actually it has; of course there was the classic The Young Ones, and some of you might have seen a short-lived BBC3 comedy a couple of years ago with much the same premise called Off The Hook, starring another Inbetweener, James Buckley.

But Fresh Meat is much more assured and has wonderfully subtle ­characters.

Joe Thomas is the token normal one as Kingsley, and Kimberley Nixon plays nice, sweet Josie, his female ­counterpart.

More intriguing are Vod (Zawe Ashton) who's like a younger, female, sexually ­ambiguous version of Peep Show's Super Hans and Oregon (Charlotte Ritchie) who tries too hard to be tough and play down her swottiness - and fails at both.

There's also Greg McHugh as Howard (think a young, Scottish Nick Frost).

But it's stand-up and panel-show regular Jack Whitehall who steals the show as cocky public schoolboy JP.

We first meet him in the men's toilet waving a wrap of cocaine at a total stranger. We've never seen Jack acting before but he turns out to be surprisingly good at it. Unless - of course - this is what he's like in real life.

Simon Pegg, Nick Frost rule out 'Paul' sequel

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost have admitted that the chances of them making a Paul sequel are slim.

'Paul' wins at The National Movie Awards

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's movie Paul was named best comedy at The National Movie Awards, beating Little Fockers, Due Date and Just Go With It.