Britain’s favourite cheese-loving stop-motion duo return to our screens for the big day. Wallace & Gromit are back this Christmas on BBC One for a rematch with the villainous Feathers McGraw. The villain, who menaced our heroes in 1993’s The Wrong Trousers, is out of prison and out for revenge. Here’s the synopsis for Wallace & Gromit: … >
Wallace & Gromit return in a Gnome Noir tale for Christmas 2024. Alongside a full trailer, the BBC have confirmed that the upcoming Wallace & Gromit adventure Vengeance Most Fowl will air on Christmas Day. The new film sees the pair battling an old foe: Feathers McGraw. The sinister penguin was the villain in 1993’s … >
The new film sees the return of the villainous Feathers McGraw to menace Aardman’s finest. The BBC have released the first trailer for the latest Wallace & Gromit adventure which arrives this Christmas. Vengeance Most Fowl sees the return of the villainous Feathers McGraw. The dastardly penguin was previously outwitted by Wallace and his trusty … >
Feathers McGraw is back! Wallace & Gromit will face the villainous penguin again in the “Gnome Noir” tale Vengeance Most Fowl. Updated 30/08/24: Norbot is revealed! While you’re enjoying the last gaps of the summer holidays, the BBC are thinking about their festive offering: Vengeance Most Fowl. We first learned of the new Wallace & … >
The Bristol based animation studio are returning to a pair of favourites. Aardman have released details of the voice cast for their upcoming Chicken Run sequel. The original, released twenty-two years ago and inspired by The Great Escape, is considered a stone cold classic here at CultBox Towers. Chicken Run was a collaboration with Dreamworks … >
Bob Baker, the last surviving writer of the Pertwee era of Doctor Who, has died, as reported by the official K9 Twitter account. Dear Friends. It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our dear friend and business partner, the iconic BOB BAKER. pic.twitter.com/4Quj7zWbqJ — K9Official (@K9official1) November 5, 2021 Born on … >
There hasn’t been a Wallace & Gromit animation since 2008’s A Matter of Loaf and Death movie, and yet even after 5 years off our screens (not counting the repeats that TV law commands must be shown every Bank Holiday), the man and dog duo are as popular as ever with kids and adults – as was demonstrated earlier this month when an auction of 81 Gromit statues in Bristol raised £2.3million for charity.