Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

The sweater vest-wearing, cheese-loving clay miniature Wallace and his trusty, super-intelligent and completely silent dog Gromit make their feature-length debut in an enjoyable tale full of wily rabbits and lots of vegetables. The two have started a pest (mainly rabbit) control business (aptly named Anti-Pesto) that relieves the British inhabitants of West Wallaby Street of vegetable-consuming rabbits. Visually, this one is a lot of fun, with some adult humor that kids will surely pick up on. Ralph Fiennes has fun voicing the town villain, who would rather shoot rabbits first and ask questions later, and Helena Bonham Carter voices the goofy Lady Tottington. Much better than most of the computer-generated movies trying to pass themselves off as kids’ entertainment nowadays.

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is not showing in any theaters in the area.

Directors:

  • Nick Park
  • Steve Box

Cast:

  • Peter Sallis
  • Ralph Fiennes
  • Helena Bonham Carter
  • Peter Kay
  • Nicholas Smith
  • Liz Smith
  • John Thomson
  • Mark Gatiss
  • Vincent Ebrahim
  • Geraldine McEwan
  • Edward Kelsey
  • Dicken Ashworth

Writer:

  • Nick Park

Producers:

  • Jeffrey Katzenberg
  • Peter Lord
  • Nick Park
  • David Sproxton

By Film...

By Theater...