On the opening letter they've put:
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Evil armies and killer zombies
Who would you rather take your chances with: an entire army of evil creatures in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ... or the brainless London zombies in Shaun of the Dead ... And if you're in the mood for some hilarious horror, don't miss Shaun of the Dead. You'll find yourself getting behind an unlikely hero as he battles the undead creatures trawling around North London!
Who would you rather take your chances with: an entire army of evil creatures in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ... or the brainless London zombies in Shaun of the Dead ... And if you're in the mood for some hilarious horror, don't miss Shaun of the Dead. You'll find yourself getting behind an unlikely hero as he battles the undead creatures trawling around North London!
There's also an interview with Simon!
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Did you expect Shaun of the Dead to be such a success?
No matter how proud you are of a piece of work, you never know how it will be received. Having said that, why shouldn't it have done well? it's bloody marvellous!
How did you audition the zombies in the film?
We had them walk across the room to some spooky music, then got them to attack our producer. A couple got carried away and actually bit her. Sadly, she is now partially eaten.
The film was a huge hit in the States. Were you treated like a Hollywood star?
Yes. I bathed in Liza Minnelli's tears and ate gold hamburgers (fried gold??? - ally)
Er..Meet any celebrities?
You get starstuck a lot in Hollywood because so many famous people live there. It's like a safari park where all the attractions roam free. Jeff Goldblum tore off my windscreen wipers.
What are you doing now?
Working on our next screenplay, about a police officer. At the moment, it's entitled Hot Fuzz! (hmm so mb its gonna change? - ally)
What's been the highlight of your career so far?
The night Shaun of the Dead was screened at the ArcLight Cinema in Los Angeles was one of them. We went for a drink at a bar called The Cat and the Fiddle in West Hollywood and when the director, Edgar Wright, and I walked into the bar it erupted into cheers. It brought a tear to my eye. We also went to Toronto last November and did cameos as zombies in George A Romero's Land of the Dead. He directed the original Dawn of the Dead, one of the films we grew up loving, so me and Edgar were in hog heaven.
No matter how proud you are of a piece of work, you never know how it will be received. Having said that, why shouldn't it have done well? it's bloody marvellous!
How did you audition the zombies in the film?
We had them walk across the room to some spooky music, then got them to attack our producer. A couple got carried away and actually bit her. Sadly, she is now partially eaten.
The film was a huge hit in the States. Were you treated like a Hollywood star?
Yes. I bathed in Liza Minnelli's tears and ate gold hamburgers (fried gold??? - ally)
Er..Meet any celebrities?
You get starstuck a lot in Hollywood because so many famous people live there. It's like a safari park where all the attractions roam free. Jeff Goldblum tore off my windscreen wipers.
What are you doing now?
Working on our next screenplay, about a police officer. At the moment, it's entitled Hot Fuzz! (hmm so mb its gonna change? - ally)
What's been the highlight of your career so far?
The night Shaun of the Dead was screened at the ArcLight Cinema in Los Angeles was one of them. We went for a drink at a bar called The Cat and the Fiddle in West Hollywood and when the director, Edgar Wright, and I walked into the bar it erupted into cheers. It brought a tear to my eye. We also went to Toronto last November and did cameos as zombies in George A Romero's Land of the Dead. He directed the original Dawn of the Dead, one of the films we grew up loving, so me and Edgar were in hog heaven.
ooh fingers are on fire now!
hmm also said that there was a game on the sky website but can't find it
SWOON 
