Nick Park began modelling the character as a feline, before finding it too difficult and changing him to a dogThe creator of Wallace and Gromit has revealed that the world’s most famous stop-motion animated dog was nearly a cat.As Aardman Animations marks its 50th anniversary, Nick Park, who joined the studio in 1985, told the BBC he had originally modelled Gromit as a feline companion for Wallace. Continue reading...
Nick Park began modelling the character as a feline, before finding it too difficult and changing him to a dog
The creator of Wallace and Gromit has revealed that the world’s most famous stop-motion animated dog was nearly a cat.
As Aardman Animations marks its 50th anniversary, Nick Park, who joined the studio in 1985, told the BBC he had originally modelled Gromit as a feline companion for Wallace.
Continue reading...
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