will a second "scott pilgrim vs. the world" come out?

i seem to have a problem with  the video  with edgar wright for some reason the video on my computer is so slow but are you actually gonna put the video on youtube? or can you only find it on indy mogul? &  was i too late to ask aquestions? & is there a problem with the video? or is it my computer?

Even though so far there are not any more scott pilgrim books planned, do you think there might be a sequel made in the future.

once again it's josh  i have other questions now yo'uve met your heroes now let me put it this way your idols like spileberg & raimi  which other directors would you like to meet & which  other actors would like to also meet but  work with them  &  the two last questions are how exactly did you meet your idols  why  is raising arizona & evil dead 2 your favourite films ?

i have a question for mr  wright  what  is it like to meet your idols like steven  spielberg john landis   quentin tarantino peter jackson & sam raimi  my other question is what is it like to direct your working partners simon pegg & nick frost

NICE JOB Erik!
Enjoyed that very much!

Any news on the Blood and Ice-cream Trilogy. I like the way change scene between mid pan and your use of match cutting. I'm taking A level media and got a A* in GCSE, as an aspiring film maker do you have any tips? as when i watch your work it always leaves me feeling so inspired.

Q: What is going to be the next corrneto favor in the next simon pegg and nick frost movie ????

when is the next simon pegg and nick frost movie coming out?????

Hey, my question, as an aspiring filmmaker, would be basically what "words of wisdom" would you have for anyone wanting to get into the industry and what is the best way to succeed in it. Also, if its not too personal, how did you get into it and did you see yourself then were you are today?

Wow. That show sounds awesome.

My question would have to be related to one of the questions he was asked at the Brattle Theater screening on Saturday related to fictional bands.

What's your favorite and worst fictional movie band?
How do you feel about remakes and/or reimaginings? If he was ever offered a chance to remake or reimagine Flash Gordon, would you do it?

I have a ton of questions:
1) Do you have any advice for independent (and I mean 00 or less) filmmakers?
2) How did you do all of the epic special effects in Scott Pilgrim?
3) Why didn't Scott Pilgrim make more money than Avatar? (it was about a billion times better; I kind of hated Avatar)
4) Will there ever be a Scott Pilgrim 2? (if there is, go onto my YouTube page "PortalToAlazon" and find my public e-mail. Prove to me that you're legitimate and not some faker, and I will donate money to the budget of the film)
5) How are you so awesome at making movies? (I'm not old enough to see Shaun or Hot Fuzz, but Scott Pilgrim was that good)
6) Can I ever be in one of your movies? (e-mail me! I was in a commercial!)
Edgar Wright is the best director EVER!
Eric Beck is the greatest Indy Mogul person EVER! (sorry to Grace, Peter, and Zach)

1.) You said that you've been working on the idea for the Scott Pilgrim movie for years, so how many drafts of the script were there? Was the story ever different than how it was in the film in a significant way?


2.) What was the thought process for making the over the top shots for the film, such as the running effect in the Patel fight? Did you see how you'd do it right away? Or were there other attempts at the effects?


3.) I noticed that in almost every movie you make, you cameo in some way. Did you hide yourself in Scott Pilgrim anywhere?

Edgar wright is one of the smartest most artistic men on the planet. i saw scott pilgrim 6 times, read all the comics, own the soundtrack, and have posters on my wall. guess what i was for halloween, scott pilgrim!!!!!!! hot fuzz and shaun of the dead were also some of my favorite movies and biggest obsessions of all time

Um.. Uh...
So here we go. Loved all your films, broke my Shaun of the Dead DVD from overuse :( But it's okay, I have 2 copies of Hot Fuzz to go back to!!

Where do you get your inspirations from, and what do you find is the best way to record them as ideas?

How do you keep your beard in tip-top condition?

You've worked with some amazing actors in your films, any times when they were hard to control, or had wacky requests?

What was the first film you ever made, and how old were you?

So you're co-writing the Adventures of Tintin for Stephen freaking Spielberg, working with people like Nick Frost, Simon Pegg.. does this ever feel strange to you? Or is it all in a days work for Edgar Wright? I bet it is. I bet you could do it blindfolded while leading a secret double life as Batman. How are you so awesome?

Also do you plan to go about doing any work in the UK soon? Can I come work for you? Please? I'll be a coffee monkey or clean your shoes, it's cool.

p.s. Can you and Erik have a Beard off? Like, who can do the manliest things with their beard, or whose is the most multifunctional? Don't let us down Erik!

what are you going some years

are you working on any movies right now

damn, im at school when the interview starts! can you post a video of your interview on youtube or something so i can watch it, i wont care if its live or not.

I have so many questions. I'll post a few!

Q: What are your inspirations?
Q: What is it like to work with Simon Pegg? Nick Frost?
Q: Can you name some of the steps you take when writing?
Q: What was it like shooting the extensive special effects in Scott Pilgrim?
Q: When did you first become interested in filmmaking?
Q: Any advice for independent filmmakers?

I'M PUMPED FOR THIS! I own Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead. And I saw Scott Pilgrim twice by the way. Tell him I said that :D