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When deciding what to do for his graduation project, he chose to animate a couple of characters he had been sketching and writing short stories for - a man with a flat cap and his cat. The cat later transformed into a dog and the man lost the moustache that Nick had originally drawn him with, but the idea of the ingenious inventor and his cautious canine was there in Nick Park's student sketchbook!
After doing a 3-week attachment at Elstree Film Studios and seeing how all the special effects were being created, Nick began to piece some ideas together about a man who builds a rocket in his basement and flies to the moon to stock up on his supplies of cheese. At the same time that Nick was developing his short film, Peter Lord and David Sproxton the founders of Aardman Animations went to give a talk at the National Film School, during which Nick took the opportunity to show them what he was making for his final year project.
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At the time, Nick had barely shot the construction of the rocket sequence - a paragraph on paper had taken him a year and a half to complete! Pete and Dave realized Nick's project was overly ambitious for the timescale he had been given and so they offered him an opportunity to work at Aardman animating commercials in exchange for studio time and additional resources to finish his project. A Grand Day Out was finally finished and transmitted on Channel 4 on Christmas Eve, - 6 years after production began!
The iconic voice of Wallace was provided by Peter Sallis, who had helped Nick out as a favor during his time as a student. Peter helped to direct and shape the character, but once he had recorded the voice he heard nothing more. Naturally, he was very surprised to hear from Nick 6 years later with a transmission date!
In the end Creature Comforts won the award in the short animated film category, but Wallace and Gromit had captured the public's heart and it wasn't long before the next short film was in production Armed with a sketch book full of ideas and a new writing partner in Bob Baker, Nick Park got to work on the next adventure. Bob helped to sew Nick's ideas together into a structured plotline, which included picking out the intriguing penguin character who was originally set in a zoo, and making him into a criminal mastermind.
Nick also enrolled the help of Steve Box, who had previously worked on the children's animation "Trap Door", to work on the animation with him. The film received great critical acclaim for being even more accomplished than its predecessor - a sharper plot, wittier script, and even more stylish and lovingly detailed. After the immense success of The Wrong Trousers, the pressure was on Aardman to produce another film to rival its predecessor.
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The successful partnership of Nick Park and Bob Baker teamed up once more and started working on new ideas, and it was decided that this time round there would be a love story…with sheep rustling and a robot dog! A Close Shave turned out to be an entirely different production compared with the other two adventures - it was more dramatic the airplane, the chase, the sheep! In fact, with more people to direct in this production, Nick Park hardly had any time to animate! To celebrate the film's premiere on the 24th of December , BBC Two used Wallace and Gromit across their channel in between programmes.
The main ident featured the two eating Christmas dinner, with a large blue 2 logo situated in the middle of the table, covered with flashing Christmas lights.
On the night of October 21st , New York was on red alert after Wallace and Gromit were reported missing after being left in the boot of a yellow taxi-cab when they were on a promotional tour with Nick Park. Phew — what a close shave! Cracking Contraptions formed into a series of ten stop-motion animations varying from 1 to 3 minutes in length, which were released online in October and were also broadcast on BBC One throughout Christmas.
Each episode featured one of Wallace's new inventions and Gromit's skeptical reaction to it! Jul, All Aboard the Kangoo-Matic! In Wallace and Gromit teamed up with Renault to create a limited edition car, designed to make travelling more pleasurable with a list of inventive equipment and intelligent extras! Their special car was also featured in an ad shown at cinemas across the UK, where Wallace and Gromit performed MOT-style checks on different parts of their gadget-tastic car, with hilarious consequences!
Gromit is seen polishing the headlamps, only to be blinded as Wallace switches them on.
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Then, with a sudden gust of wind, Gromit is catapulted over the top of the Kangoo as it appears to be speeding down the road with Wallace at the wheel! Without a doubt, this was Wallace and Gromit's biggest adventure yet! The new writing team of Nick Park, Steve Box and Bob Baker started working on plot, with several other writing consultants joining before completion.
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The idea of a Were-rabbit started when Nick and Bob were working on A Close Shave with questions like "what would it eat? In fact, the original film title was "The Great Vegetable Plot" and featured Wendolene from A Close Shave, but this was later changed to appeal to a wider audience. Gradually the story began to evolve - Lady Tottington replaced Wendolene as a love interest, the giant vegetable competition was invented and 'Anti-Pesto' was born!
The Curse of the Were-Rabbit took 5 years to develop from concept to premiere and was shot entirely in Britain, but it seems like the hard work all paid off. The movie was released in over 3, theatres worldwide on October 14, and remained number one at the box office worldwide for three weeks in a row. The Curse of the Were-Rabbit has been a great success with public and press across the world.
To tie in with the release of their movie, Wallace and Gromit starred in a cracking promotion with PG Tips , including a TV ad with Wallace attempting to serve Lady Tottington the optimum temperature of tea! Luckily all film footage had been stored at a separate facility.
Thankfully no one was hurt in the blaze and even though the Aardman team were understandably upset, there was plenty to be thankful for. The famous logo is based on the original His Masters Voice oil painting which features Nipper the dog listening to an early gramophone recording. Sandra Bell, the Wensleydale Creamery's marketing chief, said: 'The Wallace and Gromit effect has certainly raised the awareness of British cheese as a whole and has been particularly helpful with Wensleydale.