Aardman Classics [DVD]

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First day covers and stamp cards are available as usual, along with a press sheet of 12 unguillotined miniature sheets. Criminal genius and penguin impersonator Feathers McGraw adapts Wallaceʼs new invention, ‘Techno Trousersʼ, as part of his devious scheme to steal a diamond in The Wrong Trousers, made in 1993. I bought this "download" of Creature Comforts to put on my Computer to find out I can't download the product. Embedded in the ABC News article is a video interview with Lord and Sproxton, [43] which gives information not only on Wallace and Gromit, but also Shaun the Sheep and others. He has stated that the name came from a combination of "Aardvark" and "Superman" for the reason that they found aardvark to be a particularly funny word.

The SB and DB series for cataloguing decimal stamp books and panes are the copyright of the Modern British Philatelic Circle (MBPC) and are used under Licence with the Circle's kind permission. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.Together at last, on one DVD, is the complete collection of award winning short film from the world`s best loved and most successful model animation studio - Aardman. The sound is a combination of mono and stereo, which will lead to some surround effects from time to time. It’s a true testament to all the hard work that goes into making these productions and we are sure that our fans will enjoy them. After becoming national icons in a series of short films, the duo found worldwide fame in the comedic horror feature film The Curse of the Were-Rabbit in 2005.

Including Nick Park`s Oscar-winning favourite `Creature Comforts`, the complete Heat Electric ad campaign it inspired, anarchic fun with `Pib and Pog`, medieval tales from BAFTA-winning `Wat`s Pig` as well as 22 other classic films, there`s no doubt this collection has something for everyone. Wallace and Gromit foil the scheme of a criminal mastermind in The Wrong Trousers, a short film made in 1993. Aardman was founded in 1972 as a low-budget project by Peter Lord and David Sproxton, who wanted to realise their dream of producing an animated motion picture.

Narrated by Julie Walters, this career retrospective includes commentary by the company's founders and staff, as well as various friends, fans and colleagues including Terry Gilliam, John Lasseter, and Matt Groening.