Vengeance Most Fowl, now streaming on Netflix, has a truly wonderful chase and we talked to the filmmakers about it.

Feathers McGraw, a lodger first introduced in 1993’s The Wrong Trousers who pays £20 a week to stay with Wallace and Gromit while he plots to steal the Blue Diamond at a local museum. Three feet, 12 ...

Fans tuning into BBC One on Christmas Day after Wallace and Gromit and before Gavin & Stacey witnessed a thrilling new indent. The exciting advert saw a character from Wallace and Gromit ...

The special was comfortably ahead of the next most-watched show, “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl,” which boasted 9.4 million viewers and a 53.07% of the audience share. The stop-motion ...

The crossover appeared on screens after Wallace And Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl aired on BBC One on Christmas Day, with the new series of the BBC reality game show set to begin on New Year’s Day.

Wallace and Gromit are back with a brand-new adventure on BBC One and BBC iPlayer Wallace and Gromit are back on the BBC this Christmas with a brand-new adventure, made by multi-award-winning and ...

A British Christmas tradition returns in Aardman’s Wallace and Gromit, the animated duo that have warmed our hearts since their first appearance 35 years ago. There’s been little from the ...

It’s Christmas Day, which means the anticipated new Wallace and Gromit movie is set to air – and a Burnley actor has a starring role. Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl will premiere on ...

Viewers eager to enjoy the latest Wallace and Gromit film on Christmas Day were left unexpectedly frightened as they 'rediscovered' a childhood fear. The new instalment, Wallace and Gromit ...

Beloved British animated couple Wallace and Gromit are returning to screens in their first feature-length film in 20 years for a typically mad-cap adventure that spotlights the dangers of technology ...

That’s right: a Wallace and Gromit feature ... penguin villain Feathers McGraw, who set out to rob a diamond and ended up being thwarted by some of Gromit’s nifty track-laying.

Certainly not ones made of plasticine. The most British of British institutions, the Northern inventor and his loyal pooch have been a cultural mainstay for decades now – ever since their first ...