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By Jeffrey M. Anderson

Writer/director Edgar Wright, 32, writer/actor Simon Pegg, 37, and actor Nick Frost, 35, first put their friendship to the professional test on the British TV series "Spaced," and came out shining. The show was a hit and their friendship was intact. Their feature debut, Shaun of the Dead (2004), brought them a cult following in the U.S., and their eagerly awaited follow-up, Hot Fuzz, could bring them even bigger success. All three of them visited San Francisco and had a frank (maybe too frank) chat with Jeffrey Anderson about cop flicks, Steven Seagal's band, and, oh yeah, their own work, too.

Check out our video Q&A with Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg & Nick Frost. Made available through generous help from Cabinetic.

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"The title of the new film written by Gen-X novelist Douglas Coupland and directed by Paul Fox, Everything's Gone Green [trailer], may disappoint those looking for a film about environmentalism but it does have a double-meaning, to amusing effect," says GreenCine's Craig Phillips in his review of the film, which opens theatrically in April. "The story of a self-described 'loser' named Ryan (played by Paulo Costanzo) who, in typical Coupland style, struggles to become a real adult and discover meaning in his life."

Check out the video Q&A (made available with help from the good folks over at Cabinetic) with the film's director Paul Fox after the jump. Everything's Gone Green is now in theaters.

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