The Wrong Trousers, and A Close Shave. The latter two films won Oscars. BBC One controller Lorraine Heggessey said: "This is great news for Wallace and Gromit fans everywhere. "The BBC has been ...

The latest film, "Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl," is a sequel to the 1993 Oscar-winning short "Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers ... top 10 most-watched English films for over a ...

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Other classics including The Wrong Trousers from 1993 and A Close Shave from 1995 are the previous Wallace and Gromit animations that have bagged an Oscar, with Aardman winning a total of four ...

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A month after Feathers McGraw’s dramatic return as the silent nemesis of Wallace and Gromit, the villainous penguin from the animated film series seems to have become an unlikely hit at tattoo ...

Cox was promoting her Prime Video series ‘Clean Slate,’ about a trans woman who reunites with her estranged father, played by George Wallace ... is worried about the wrong 1 percent ...

TV chef Rick Stein has admitted to feeling 'a bit sorry' for Masterchef presenter Gregg Wallace after he stepped back from his presenting duties due to a deluge of misconduct complaints.

Locksmith Animation, the London-based studio behind “Ron’s Gone Wrong” and Netflix’s recent “That Christmas,” has announced its first independent animated feature. “Wed Wabbit ...

Urban firestorms leave behind the detritus of entire neighborhoods in the air. By David Wallace-Wells Hollywood’s silence reveals the contours of our escalating conflict with China; we’re ...

TV Chef Rick Stein has revealed he feels "a bit sorry" for Gregg Wallace, saying it would "affect me terribly" if he found himself in a similar situation. His comments come after the 60-year-old ...

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