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THE WORLD’S END follows five mates on their quest to tackle all 12 pubs of Newton Haven that make up the “Golden Mile.” Follow their story by learning more about the pubs that mark their journey.

Under the direction of Edgar Wright, THE WORLD’S END pulled together a remarkable crew of film artists to make this pub crawl run on time and like a dream.

The five men and one woman at the center of THE WORLD’S END harmonize on set to create six fascinating characters and one excellent ensemble.

A hangover joke in SHAUN OF THE DEAD became in HOT FUZZ and now THE WORLD’S END the narrative thread that fans will search for to weave the trilogy together.

Mixing equal parts comedy and action, Edgar Wright choreographed fight scenes that were acrobatic and athletic, while still delivering a great punch line.

Once Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright knew their film THE WORLD’S END would be structured as a pub crawl, the fun began, as the two pulled in influences and inspirations as disparate as classic British sci-fi and ‘80s reunion films.

After SHAUN OF THE DEAD and HOT FUZZ, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and Edgar Wright were looking for the next project. Ironically the way forward would start by finding a script from way back in the past.