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"Simon Pegg makes his return to low-budget British comedy this week with A Fantastic Fear of Everything, following roles in a slew of high-profile studio movies including Star Trek and Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol.  Crispian Mills&amp;#039;s film stars Pegg as tormented novelist Jack, whose research into Victorian serial killers has transformed him into a paranoid wreck.  Speaking to Digital Spy, Pegg said that he relished the chance to return to a more intimate scale, joking that the film&amp;#039;s one-man-show tone appealed because he&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;a massive egomaniac&amp;quot;.  &amp;quot;It was nice to come back and make a film more on a scale like Shaun of the Dead,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;There are benefits to both \u00E2\u20AC\u201C I&amp;#039;ve just finished the second Star Trek and that was enormous fun because it was so huge. &amp;quot;This was fun because it was very intimate, and it felt like we were making it against the odds, kind of.&amp;quot; Of preparing for the film&amp;#039;s rap-based sequences, Pegg explained: &amp;quot;I listened to a lot of NWA, a lot of Cube... Crispian sent me a whole bunch of stuff. &amp;quot;I just buried myself in aggressive gangsta rap music, and thoroughly enjoyed it!&amp;quot; A Fantastic Fear of Everything opens in UK cinemas tomorrow (June 8). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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