Wallace & Gromit are back in a new adventure, 'Vengeance Most Fowl', that celebrates the duo's history. The film features references to past adventures and the return of Feathers McGraw.
Few animated characters are as iconic as the inventor human-dog duo, Wallace and Gromit. Since their moon-landing introduction in 1989, they've captured the hearts of audiences all around the world, going beyond their very British brand. They are the bread and butter of Bristol-based animation studio, Aardman, who have also produced the Chicken Run and Shaun of the Sheep franchises.
As computer animation has become the new norm, it's always refreshing to see the work of Aardman, as every meticulous aspect of the arduous craft of claymation is evident in every single shot. To kick off 2025, Aardman is bringing back the dynamic duo to the big screen for the first time in 20 years, following their 2005 feature film, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. Whereas that was a riff on Hammer's monster brand of horror movies, their latest offering, Vengeance Most Fowl, combines modern sci-fi fears with James Bond action. Vengeance Most Fowl stands out in the Wallace & Gromit series of adventures, as it feels like an accumulation of the past nearly 40 years we've spent with the pair. Fans will delight in the small and big references to the past — from returning characters to subtle gags. The most central of all these is, of course, the return of the demented penguin (sometimes chicken) Feathers McGraw, who we met back in 1993 in The Wrong Trousers. Collider had the opportunity to talk to co-directors Nick Park (co-creator of Wallace & Gromit) and Merlin Crossingham about their new movie, why a Penguin disguised as a chicken is so terrifying, and how Ben Whitehead was able to easily slip into the knit green sweater vest of the late, great Peter Sallis as the voice of Wallace. 'Vengeance Most Fowl' Refers Back to All of Wallace and Gromit's Past Adventures COLLIDER: Congratulations! Just when you think you can't beat the last one, you come back. As a lifelong fan, what I love so much about Vengeance Most Fowl is how referential it is to the past adventure
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