[ SECRET POST #2510 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2510 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

14. http://i.imgur.com/TJsQw1D.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

I agree, he's fantastic at doing crying and sadness. It's like his secret weapon or something.

[mekkio]

He looks like such a crushed puppy. I can't see him crying because it breaks my heart.

[dwell_ondreams]

Agreed. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Movie recs with him crying? Please?

[comradesmiler]

All three of the cornetto trilogy, OP's pick is of Shaun of The Dead, a hilarious zombie romantic comedy.

[fingalsanteater]

I think his most devastating scene is in the third of the Cornetto Trilogy, At World's End.

Watch all three though. Hot Fuzz is my favorite comedy-wise, but he cries more in Shaun of the Dead.

I can't recall any crying scenes in anything he's been in, though it's been a while.

[(Anonymous)]

Who's this?

[(Anonymous)]

Simon Pegg.

[(Anonymous)]

He is a good crier. Very convincing. I actually think Simon Pegg is a really really good actor. I always forget this because I just think of him as being funny, but he can pull off a lot.

[fingalsanteater]

He really is. I want him and Nick Frost to be in everything.

[(Anonymous)]

Did you ever see that Star Wars short they did?

[(Anonymous)]

It makes me sad to say it, but he makes Nick Frost look AWFUL by comparison; I'd be like "Ugh get this terrible actor out of my Simon Pegg movies" but since they're such good buddies I can't care that much.

Anyway, I hope Simon takes a couple more serious roles here and there - not that it's necessarily harder than doing funny stuff but I'm curious to see how well he handles it.

[sootyowl]

He looks like a smooshed teddy bear who needs a hug when he cries.

[fingalsanteater]

He is such a good crier. Like, maybe my favorite crier.

[khronos_keeper]

Oh man this guy does mood whiplash so well, which is partly why I think his crying scenes are so effective.

But Simon Pegg just does crushed so well, even when it isn't juxtaposed against something funny. I've always heard most comedians are more depressed, or they're more critical of themselves than most people, and if either of those are true, then I'd say there's a good chance Simon Pegg is just a good actor because he can draw on that stuff so effectively.

[stealsyourtea]

Whenever I see Simon Pegg crying, I just want to give a hug, feed him sweets and tell him it's okay.

[rustyrockets]

Agree :)