Wallace and Gromit In The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit (2005)

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Written by Nick Park, Bob Baker

Directed by Steve Box, Nick Park

Running Time: 82 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

A claymation classic - and an Oscar and BAFTA winner to boot - for some this is Wallace and Gromit's finest hour as the plucky duo do battle with a giant rabbit that's threatening to eat all the town's oversized veg. Inventor Wallace and his faithful sidekick Gromit are pushed to the limit as they try to fathom out who - or what - is behind the menace that threatens to ruin the forthcoming village fête.

Despite some obvious commercial touches and some occasionally heavy-handed innuendo, there's some lovely touches here - such as the Smug fridge and the HOP 21T number plate on the duo's van. Directors Nick Park and Steve Box are well on form, the script is great, and overall this is a hilarious, beautifully executed film. Essential viewing.

Cast

Image for Peter SallisPeter SallisWallace and Hutch
Image for Ralph FiennesRalph FiennesVictor Quartermaine
Image for Helena Bonham CarterHelena Bonham CarterLady Campanula Tottington
Image for Peter KayPeter KayPC Mackintosh
Nicholas SmithReverend Clement Hedges
Image for Liz SmithLiz SmithMrs. Mulch
Image for John ThomsonJohn ThomsonMr. Windfall
Image for Mark GatissMark GatissMiss Blight
Vincent EbrahimMr. Caliche
Image for Geraldine McEwanGeraldine McEwanMiss Thripp
Edward KelseyMr. Growbag
Dicken AshworthMr. Mulch
Robert HorvathMr. Dibber
Pete AtkinMr. Crock
Noni LewisMrs. Girdling

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