Even laundromats are scary to children’s author-turned-crime novelist Simon Pegg in the intriguing British indie A Fantastic Fear of Everything , which is just about the most promising new trailer I’ve seen all week , and delightful to boot. Enjoy Pegg’s litany of neuroses (and a stop-motion hedgehog!) in this first look at the film, directed by Kula Shaker frontman Crispian Mills. A Fantastic Fear of Flying is written and directed by Mills with music video veteran Chris Hopewell co-directing, and puts Pegg front and center as a paranoid author obsessed with murder — rather, obsessed with a fear of being murdered. The film also stars British veteran actor Paul Freeman as his doctor (Dr. René Belloq himself!) and Amara Karan ( The Darjeeling Limited ) and is slated for release stateside via Indomina, though no U.S. date has been set. Pegg Tweeted the trailer today (hat tip, Film School Rejects ):
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TRAILER: Simon Pegg Is Paranoid in Adorable-Looking Fantastic Fear of Everything
