‘WALLACE AND GROMIT’ director thinks fans will love the next film

Published: October 30, 2024

Why the WALLACE AND GROMIT director thinks fans will love the next film

Author: Movieguide® Author

WALLACE AND GROMIT: VENGEANCE MOST FOUL is on its way to the big screen and the creators can’t wait for you to see it.

Writer and co-director Nick Park told Movieguide® on the VENGENCE MOST FOWL red carpet what he believes contributes to the long-term success of WALLACE AND GROMIT.

“I think it… partly has to do with the clay and how it’s all sculpted by hand, every frame of the film, you know? People can recognize the animation artist behind every frame of the film. Also, I think the relationship between these two is key. They have comedy and affection, and the fact that Gromit is smarter than his owner,” Puck laughed. “I think we are a pet-loving world and people love it. They read all these things in their pets and can figure it out.”

Co-director Merlin Crossingham shared a little insight into the film’s villain, Feathers McGraw.

“Feathers McGraw was last seen in the 1993 BAFTA® and Oscar-winning short film THE WRONG PANTS, in which the manipulative and calculating penguin – already a wanted criminal – rented out a room in the Wallace and Gromit house where he tried using Wallace’s techno pants. steal the blue diamond. He’s rightfully been behind bars since then, and now he’s back for revenge.” – BBC reported.

“Basically, he wants revenge. He was put in prison or in a zoo 30 years ago, and he is stewing there. He wants revenge, and it will be the dirtiest revenge,” Crossingham joked, playing on words from the title.

Brief summary of the film reads:

In WALLACE AND GROMIT: REVENGE OF THE BIRD HIMSELF, Gromit’s concern that Wallace is becoming too dependent on his inventions is justified when Wallace invents a “smart” gnome that seems to develop a mind of its own. When it turns out that a vengeful figure from the past may be calling the shots, Gromit must battle sinister forces and save his master… or else Wallace may never be able to invent again!

The film will be released in select UK cinemas on December 18th, but will not. accessible for international broadcast until January 3.