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Today on Happy Sad Confused Simon Peg on his comfort movie Day of the Dead.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrowitz.

Welcome to another edition of Happy Said Confused. Sammy, it sounds weird for me to say something like

Day of the Dead so upbeat as I was doing the intro. It sounded incongruous.

The whole thing, like we were having conversation and all of a sudden you went into it really excitedly and quickly the whole thing really just shook me.

I look I don't when I turn it on you know I can't turn it off.

It was good. It was wonderful. The intro was fantastic but the actual

main event. Oh boy you guys are in for a treat. Simon Peg, we love Simon Peg,

frequent guests on Happy Segg confused.

Great to catch up with a fellow cinephile, a fellow nerd

talking about one of his favorite comfort movies and it's probably not a big

surprise to those that know Simon that it is one of the dead movies maybe it's a

surprise that it's day of the dead not necessarily considered the greatest of the

George Romero dead movies but what's considered the greatest of the George Romero dead movies but what's considered the greatest

well night of the living dead probably people might go or dawn actually I mean as Simon

says in the in the conversation it's not necessarily even his favorite of the dead movies

but it is the one that I think hit him at the right moment as a teenager.

That's comfort. That's the name of the game, right?

So yes, Simon was kind enough to come on for a deep dive into all things,

George Romero and specifically Day of the Dead.

He also came on to talk about a new film that he stars in alongside Lily Collins called

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