NICK PARK & WALLACE AND GROMIT

Last updated: Monday, October 3, 2005

NICK PARK & WALLACE AND GROMIT

Nick Park animator of Wallace & Gromit become stars on the big screen.

Wallace and Gromit have made it to the big screen as a whole movie called "Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit", animator Nick Park is so proud. These models Plasticine characters have only been on big screen as short-films like "The Wrong Trousers". Wallace is an old man that does not talk and his companion Gromit is his dog with great facial expressions. Eight years ago, Nick was asked to introduce his characters "Wallace & Gromit' in New York but Park was so excited that he accidentally left Wallace and Gromit in the cab. Park was frantic for several long hours until the cab driver returned them safely back to Nick. Nick Park's first big screen was" Chicken Run" in 2000. "Chicken Run" was a hit. This was a modified version of "The Great Escape"; story was about chicken house full of clucking British hens and their egotistic American rooster. "The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" is about a quiet British village with all kinds of usual characters interacting together. Nick Park's new animation just started this past weekend.

Source: Google Entertainment

| Monday, October 3, 2005

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