Edgar Wright’s zombie comedy about a slacker’s very English apocalypse is set in suburban London – filming the ordinary streets, corner shops and the beloved local pub, the Winchester, where the survivors make their stand.
Where was Shaun of the Dead filmed?
Shaun of the Dead was filmed across London – the suburbs of Finchley and New Cross, and a real local pub as the Winchester.
Every Shaun of the Dead location, explained
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The Winchester – the pub
The survivors’ last stand used a real London pub as the beloved Winchester.
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The suburbs – Finchley
Shaun’s world used the streets of North Finchley and Barnet in north London.
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The corner shop
Shaun’s famous shuffle to the shop used ordinary London suburban streets.
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The supermarket – Park Royal
The Landis supermarket used a store in Park Royal, London.
Planning a visit
The suburbs of north London – the film’s deliberately ordinary setting – are real, accessible streets behind the comedy.
Shaun of the Dead Fun Facts
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Filmed in London The zombie comedy used the ordinary suburbs of north London.
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'You've got red on you' The film’s deadpan gags became endlessly quoted.
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A 'rom-zom-com' The film blends romantic comedy with zombie horror.
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The Cornetto Trilogy It’s the first of Edgar Wright’s loose ‘Cornetto’ trilogy.
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Pegg and Frost It paired Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where was Shaun of the Dead filmed?
Across London – the suburbs of Finchley and New Cross, and a real local pub as the Winchester.
Is it set in London?
Yes – in the ordinary suburbs of London.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – the north London suburbs are accessible.
Who directed Shaun of the Dead?
Edgar Wright.
Who stars in it?
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.
