How Well Do You Know Hot Fuzz?

Nicholas Angel begins the film as a Police Constable, but his embarrassingly good achievements in the opening montage earn him a 'promotion' to Sergeant.

Legendary director Peter Jackson makes a split-second appearance in the festive fight amongst the opening montage. He also appears in the film's extras on a very rainy day on set.

The location for the fictional village of Sandford is Edgar Wright's real-life hometown Wells, in Somerset. The three people judging the Best Kept Village competition during the film's final shoot-out are Wright's mum, Simon Pegg's mum, and Wright's old Drama teacher Peter Wild.

That's right, legendary actress and Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett lends her (masked) face to Angel's ex, Janine. She donated her fee to charity and is uncredited in the film.

As you'll no doubt recall, she first barks "FASCIST" at Angel, which is her guess at a crossword clue, and not her way of greeting new customers. (If you're really a Hot Fuzz nerd you'll also remember that Angel then corrects her answer to FASCISM). At the end of the scene, Angel calls her a HAG, but is of course just answering the next crossword clue.

Yeah, sorry. We told you we weren't going to make it easy. Ginger Fuzz celebrates his birthday on February 22nd (every year).

If you got the joke in this very brief shot of the police station swear box, then you should get this answer. The first few words are appropriately blanked out, but the final entry of "Cunt" is left standing proud.

Danny and Nicholas eat a blue, original, vanilla Cornetto while they're sitting in their car in the city centre. At this point, the Cornetto link was an almost accidental joke that Edgar Wright turned into the unofficial title of his first trilogy of films with Pegg and Frost.

The villains are members of the N.W.A., which in this case is not the name of a ground-breaking rap group, but instead the Neighbourhood Watch Alliance.

It's Peter Ian Staker, played by Stephen Merchant! The other options were jokes used in The Simpsons for Bart's prank calls to Moe.

An unusually chirpy rendition of The Cardigans' Lovefool (Say That You Love Me) features in the Sandford Dramatics Society's surprisingly faithful homage to Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet.

A cruel question, we know. You may have remembered it was one of the two Andys, but did you guess which one? It was DC Andy Cartwright, played by Rafe Spall.

Plenty of great action films are mentioned during Hot Fuzz, but there are only two we see on screen as Danny and Nicholas watch them together. They are...Point Break and Bad Boys II. Fun fact: Danny's DVD collection was assembled from the stashes of Wright, his brother Oscar and fellow Brit director Joe Cornish.

Sergeant Fisher memorably chooses to spend his day off looking like Spider-Man and eating an ice cream. Who can blame him?