Nick Frost

At 52 years old, Nick Frost has this physical status:

Career

Before playing Tim's army-obsessed best friend Mike in Spaced (1999–2001), he appeared in corporate training video clips such as "Chris Carter and the Coverplan Challenge," a Dixons sales video, before appearing in Channel 4's "Chris Carter and the Coverplan Challenge," a Dixons sales video. Frost appeared in a one-off episode of Victoria Wood's Acorn Antiques in 2001. This was a specially written episode during Victoria's series "The Sketch Show Story," in which Frost played an armed robber who shot dead Acorn Antiques' most lovable character, Mrs Overall.

Frost created and performed the show Danger in 2002. 50,000 Volts!, a spoof of the outdoors survival genre in which military experts demonstrate how to develop new solutions to dangerous problems. Frost co-wrote and appeared in The Sofa of Time with Matt King in the same year. He appeared in Shaun of the Dead, a "romantic zombie comedy" written by Simon Pegg and Spaced director Edgar Wright in 2004. Frost appeared on BBC Three's comedy sketch show Man Stroke Women in late 2005. In early 2007, the television show "A second series was released. Frost appeared in two episodes of the BBC Two science fiction sitcom Hyperdrive in early 2006. He appeared in Kinky Boots in 2006 as well. Frost appeared in a small on the British comedy Look Around You, a parody of 1970s/1980s technology parodying the style of shows like Tomorrow's World.

Frost and Pegg appeared in a second Pegg-Wright feature film titled Hot Fuzz, an action and cop genre homage set in Gloucestershire. After Pegg's dynamic Nicholas Angel, Frost plays bumbling Constable Danny Butterman, who works with Pegg's vivacious Nicholas Angel after the former was recalled from the Metropolitan Police in London. Paul, a self-penned 2011 science fiction comedy film starring a fugitive alien, was reunited by the pair. Thomson and Thompson appeared in Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin: The Unconserving of the Unicorn. The Channel 4 reality show Supernanny is narrated by Frost. He has made brief appearances in Channel 4's surreal medical comedy series Green Wing as "just a man" in pub scenes (when Boyce asks who he is, he says, "just a man." In 2013, Frost appeared as Andy Knightley in the third Pegg-Wright feature film called The World's End. Mr. Sloane, an eponymous character in Sky Atlantic's comedy, appeared in 2014.

Frost appeared in ensemble for the second season of the AMC television series Into the Badlands in 2016.

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