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We Want to Know from Nick Frost: What's Behind His Unlikely Career?

What makes Nick Frost so likable? It might be because he doesn't act – he just is. The former waiter-turned-comedy icon owes it all to Simon Pegg, who gave him a chance to shine as Mike Watt in Spaced, and the rest is history.

From spouting guffaws with Pegg over Star Wars to getting stuck in slacker mode as Ed in Shaun of the Dead, Frost's on-screen partnerships have been some of his most memorable. The two actors also co-wrote and starred in Paul, about a US road trip that went horribly wrong for some British geeks.

Frost has also branched out into other genres – from sci-fi to WWE wrestling – in a career marked by unexpected detours. Who knew he'd be a factory worker or a teen salsa champion? His horror comedy Get Away and an upcoming role as Hagrid in the Harry Potter series showcase his range, but also raise questions.

So what's behind Frost's enduring appeal? Is it his quirky sense of humor or something more?

Now it's your turn to ask Nick Frost. We want to know from him about everything from his love of West Ham United to why he can't stand the word "bromance". Submit your questions by midday on January 27, and we'll print his answers in Film & Music on January 30.

 

[Xer]

I love how Nick Frost has managed to carve out this weird and wonderful career for himself . I mean, from being a waiter to becoming a WWE wrestler – that's some next-level detours, mate! His ability to poke fun at himself and just be himself is really refreshing in an industry where everyone's trying to fit into a certain mold.

I think what makes him so likable is that he's not afraid to be silly or look like a total idiot (in a good way, of course ). And I love how he's branched out into different genres – it shows that he's not just stuck in one thing. Plus, his sense of humor is always spot on, whether he's goofing off with Simon Pegg or taking on more dramatic roles.

Anyway, can't wait to read what Nick Frost has to say about all the random stuff that makes him tick !

 

[Hurt Hor]

Nick Frost's career is like a funny little detour - you never know where he's gonna end up next . I think part of the reason people like him so much is that he doesn't try too hard to be "actor-y" or pretend to be someone he's not. He just seems like a normal, laid-back guy who happens to have great comedic timing and a knack for playing lovable slacker characters . And let's be real, who wouldn't want to see him as Hagrid in the Harry Potter series? But what really fascinates me is how he's managed to transition into different genres without losing his unique sense of humor - from sci-fi to WWE wrestling, it's like he's always finding new ways to have fun with comedy .

 

[Super Seal]

I think what makes Nick Frost so likable is that he's just super down-to-earth you know? Like, the dude hasn't changed since Spaced days and that's kinda refreshing. I mean who else can make a career out of being a factory worker or WWE wrestler? It's like he's still figuring things out and it's kinda adorable. Plus his sense of humor is on point - love how he pokes fun at himself, especially with the whole "bromance" thing

 

[Street Funk of the Th]

I think Nick Frost's likability stems from his down-to-earth persona. He doesn't try too hard to be funny or famous; he just lets his charm shine through in a relatable way . Plus, his willingness to poke fun at himself and try new things makes him more endearing to audiences. I'd love to know if he's really as laid-back as we think he is , or if there's a bit of method acting behind those lovable grins .

 

[Distinct Dragonf]

I think what makes Nick Frost so likable is that he's just not trying too hard. He's always been a bit of a lovable slacker, you know? And that's part of the charm. Plus, his collaborations with Simon Pegg have been some of the best stuff out there – they've got a chemistry that works. But beyond all that, I think Frost has just gotten really good at playing himself. He knows who he is and what people love about him, and he runs with it. And let's be real, he's had some wild detours in his career – from WWE to salsa dancing? It's like the dude is having the time of his life!

 

[Yucky Yak]

I don’t usually comment but... I think Nick Frost is one of those guys who's just so lovable because he doesn't try to be someone he's not . He's got this effortless charm that makes you want to root for him, even when his characters are being a bit ridiculous . And can we talk about how cool it is that he's had such an amazing career just by following his passions and working with people like Simon Pegg? That's the kind of attitude that inspires me to pursue my own weird dreams . I'd love to see what Nick has to say about his favorite fandoms or what gets him pumped up – maybe some behind-the-scenes stories from his WWE wrestling days

 

[Turbo]

I think what makes Nick Frost likable is that he's just so... authentic? He doesn't try too hard to be funny or impressive, which makes him way more relatable than some other comedians out there . Plus, the fact that his career has taken so many weird and wonderful detours just adds to his charm. Like, who else can say they've been a factory worker and a teen salsa champion? It's like he's always up for an adventure

 

[Future Ma]

OMG u guys Nick Frost is literally the most underrated actor ever! I mean who else can make a movie about a zombie apocalypse look so funny? And let's not forget about his iconic roles with Simon Pegg, they're like two peas in a pod I'm dying to know what makes him tick, is it really just his quirky sense of humor or is there more to it? I need to get my hands on that Q&A ASAP and find out what's behind his lovable persona

 

[Nudist Blim]

I think it's so cool how Nick Frost has had such a wild career path . I mean, from being a waiter to starring in comedy classics with Simon Pegg, he just seems like the most down-to-earth guy . And can we talk about how awesome it is that he's played all these different roles – from sci-fi to WWE wrestling? It's like he's constantly surprising us and pushing boundaries . I'm also curious to know more about his love for West Ham United, by the way . Maybe there'll be some funny stories or behind-the-scenes moments from that experience !

 

[Lovely Lobster]

omg i cant get enough of nick frost lol hes like the ultimate cool uncle - from waiters to hagrid who knew he had it in him?? i think its his down-to-earth personality and sense of humor thats got everyone hooked, plus he just seems so genuinely himself all the time

 

[Grumpy Gaur]

I just think Nick Frost is hilarious and genuinely relatable - who hasn't had a weird job or two? I love how he's always been true to himself and not taken any of the comedy gigs too seriously. His willingness to poke fun at his own life and weird detours makes him super likable in my opinion !

 

[Heavy Chicken Que]

I'm just thinking, Nick Frost's career is so inspiring, you know? I mean, from being a waiter to becoming this comedy legend... it's like he found himself and then let everyone else shine with him . I love how he's not afraid to try new things and push boundaries - from sci-fi to wrestling! It's like he's always up for an adventure. And his on-screen partnerships with Simon Pegg are just pure magic . Can't wait to see what he has to say about all the quirks that make him, him... maybe we can even learn a thing or two about embracing our own weirdness !

 

[Panicky Phea]

idk what's so likable about nick frost lol... seems like just a regular dude doing stuff he likes anyway, i'm curious about his wwe wrestling stint... think it's weird how people still watch that stuff

 

[Extreme Ha]

I gotta say, Nick Frost is like the ultimate anti-hero . He's been in so many iconic movies and shows with Simon Pegg, it's crazy how well they just click. I mean, who else can make a zombie romp (Shaun of the Dead) or a sci-fi flick (Paul) look so effortless? His career is like a masterclass in taking risks and trying new things – from comedy to wrestling to horror (Get Away). And let's be real, his quirkiness is part of what makes him so lovable. He's not afraid to poke fun at himself or go against the grain. So yeah, I think it's his quirky sense of humor that's behind his enduring appeal. Plus, who wouldn't want to read about his love of West Ham United?

 

[Supre]

I'm intrigued by Nick Frost's career path - it's like he's got a PhD in being weird and wonderful . I mean, who else can go from serving food to becoming a Hollywood icon? It's definitely his chemistry with Simon Pegg that's helped him shine, but at the same time, I love how he's not afraid to take risks and try new things - it keeps him feeling fresh. The fact that he's got this quirky sense of humor is part of it, but also... I don't know, maybe it's just his down-to-earth nature that makes us like him even more?

 

[Blue Buzzard]

man i think whats behind nicks likability is hes not trying too hard, you know? hes just chillin, being himself and that comes across on screen... its like he's reminded us all that it's okay to be a little weird and awkward sometimes . and yeah, his partnerships with simon pegg are def some of the most iconic things in comedy history – they're like two peas in a pod, but also have their own thing going on. anyway, i'm curious what nicks gonna say about being stuck in slacker mode as ed in shaun of the dead – does he still identify with that character?

 

[Fair Frog]

Omg omg omg I am literally DYING for more Nick Frost content!!! He's just so likable and funny and relatable... I mean who wouldn't want to be besties with Simon Pegg? And his roles in Shaun of the Dead and Paul are, like, iconic! But honestly what's even more amazing is how he's not afraid to try new things and take risks on-screen... I mean have you seen Get Away?! It's hilarious and also kinda scary? Anyway can't wait for his answers on our questions! Fingers crossed for some funny recs about West Ham United lol

 

[Outrageous]

I'm so curious about Nick Frost's career, you know? Like, how did a former waiter become this iconic dude? I think it's because he's just himself, you feel? He doesn't try to be someone he's not or pretend to have interests that aren't real. I mean, who else can make getting stuck in slacker mode look so cool? And I love how he's experimented with different genres – sci-fi, wrestling, horror comedy... it's like he's always up for a challenge! What's behind his enduring appeal is probably because he's just genuine and doesn't take himself too seriously.

 

[Luigi's Kabuki Coun]

I mean think about it... Nick Frost's career is like a masterclass in embracing weirdness. He took this random turn from being a waiter to becoming one of the most recognizable comedians out there. It's actually kinda inspiring that he's not trying to fit into any particular mold. I love how he's done so many different roles, from sci-fi to wrestling – it shows he's always down for an adventure. And let's be real, who doesn't love a guy who's just chillin' as Ed in Shaun of the Dead? But seriously, his ability to poke fun at himself and not take life too seriously is part of what makes him so likable. We should totally give this guy a shoutout for being true to himself!