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2004
1h 21min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDocumentary about the making of 'Spaced (1999)', which features interviews from Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes, along with most of the cast. The three also return to various shoo... Tout lireDocumentary about the making of 'Spaced (1999)', which features interviews from Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes, along with most of the cast. The three also return to various shooting locations and reflect on their experiences.Documentary about the making of 'Spaced (1999)', which features interviews from Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes, along with most of the cast. The three also return to various shooting locations and reflect on their experiences.

Réalisation
- Dan Mudford
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

7,7/10

178

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Dan Mudford
Casting principal

3avis d'utilisateurs

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
The last part of the documentary shows where Tim and Daisy are now.

Citations
Interviewer: So can you paint?
Mark Heap: No! I can fall off chairs and things. See, look.
[falls off chair]

Crédits fous
The credits roll over a panning shot of 23 Meteor Street. In the last shot, Edgar Wright runs past, waving and smiling.

Connexions
Features Six Pairs of Pants (1995)

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Like checking up on old friends...

This retrospective of the cast and crew of Spaced is, of course, like any other documentary of it's kind, but it's also kind of like checking up on old pals and what they're doing now.

It includes some scenes and sketches featuring the players before they were spaced, as well as discussions on what would happen on a 3rd series and why it hasn't happened. Overall, it's quite enjoyable, but only if you're really into the show. If not, you'd probably find it as enjoyable as being a Star Wars fan at a Star Trek convention.

There are quite a few amusing scenes, however of outtakes and various other 'extented scenes' that were cut (for time or content, it's unknown), and is almost worth watching for these moments alone.

So if you've got 2 hours and have seen the series, this is a great way to see it from a different perspective. If you're not a fan or haven't seen the series, I'd recommend starting from square one with series 1, episode 1.