Crime caper comedy "Big Nothing" is a lot of energy chasing very little. Uneasy performance mix of Yank and British thesps, headed by a dull David Schwimmer and over-amped Simon Pegg, is a big ...

Something From Nothing In a Making Of featurette writer-director Jean-Baptiste Andrea explains that Big Nothing was "born out of anger" after three years failing to get a film off the ground.

With things moving from serious to silly and back again, there are still enough laugh-out-loud moments in 'Big Nothing' to justify your cinema entry price.

The moral of the tale? Be happy with what you've got. WATCH: The Big Nothing cast on why crime doesn't pay. Big Nothing is released in UK cinemas on Friday 1st December 2006.

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Clearly, 2006 has been a year for films pushing their luck with own-goal titles. Now, taking the biggest risk of all, comes Big Nothing , director Jean- Baptiste Andrea’s follow-up to his ...

Big Nothing is about a man who dreams of doing something fabulous but fails and, in an effort to feed his family, decides to pull a scam to make a quick buck; it all goes staggeringly wrong ...

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Crime caper comedy "Big Nothing" is a lot of energy chasing very little. Uneasy performance mix of Yank and British thesps, headed by a dull David Schwimmer and over-amped Simon Pegg, is a big ...

The cast of Big Nothing talk about their black comedy crime caper.

Simon Pegg and David Schwimmer make an unlikely double-act in the dark comedy thriller Big Nothing. A simple blackmail plot leads to "enjoyably farcical" and increasingly bizarre methods of murder ...