Question 1

How did the cast of Sex Bob-Omb prepare for their roles as a band?

Accepted Answer

Mark Webber, Alison Pill, and Johnny Simmons learned their instruments from scratch, while Michael Cera had to simplify his bass playing to not outshine them.

Question 2

What video game music and sitcom theme did Edgar Wright get permission to use in the film?

Accepted Answer

Wright obtained permission to use The Legend of Zelda theme music and Seinfeld theme music, with Zelda sound effects also appearing in band practice scenes.

Question 3

What real-life connection does Anna Kendrick's character Stacey Pilgrim have to the comic creator?

Accepted Answer

Anna Kendrick wears the actual name badge of the real-life Stacey, on whom comic creator Bryan Lee O'Malley based the character.

Question 4

How did Edgar Wright describe the film's style in relation to musicals?

Accepted Answer

Wright stated the movie was done in the style of a musical, but instead of breaking into song and dance, characters break into fights.

Question 5

Where can you spot the comic creator and his wife in the film?

Accepted Answer

Bryan Lee O'Malley and his wife Hope Larson appear talking at the bar after The Clash At Demonhead's performance at Lee's Palace.

Question 6

How did the cast of Sex Bob-Omb prepare for their roles as a band?

Accepted Answer

Mark Webber, Alison Pill, and Johnny Simmons learned their instruments from scratch, while Michael Cera had to 'dumb down' his bass playing to not outshine his bandmates.

Question 7

What video game music and sitcom theme did Edgar Wright get permission to use in the film?

Accepted Answer

Edgar Wright obtained permission to use the theme from The Legend of Zelda SNES game and the Seinfeld theme music for a sitcom-style sequence.

Question 8

What unique detail did Anna Kendrick wear as Stacey Pilgrim?

Accepted Answer

Anna Kendrick wore the actual name badge of the real-life Stacey, on whom comic creator Bryan Lee O'Malley based the character.

Question 9

How did Edgar Wright describe the film's style in relation to musicals?

Accepted Answer

Edgar Wright stated the movie was done in the style of a musical, but instead of breaking into song and dance, characters break into a fight.

Question 10

Where can you spot co-writer Michael Bacall in the film?

Accepted Answer

Michael Bacall appears at Julie's party and is the guy who asks, 'Is he a pirate?' during the Matthew Patel fight.

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