Creator's Plea
Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park has disclosed that he wrote begging letters to Peter Kay to entice him out of retirement for the upcoming festive flick, Vengeance Most Fowl. Little did he know, Peter was already planning a comeback of his own at the same time.
Return to TV
Peter Kay's role as Inspector Mackintosh in the Christmas Day film marks his official return to TV after a four-year hiatus. The special is set to air this Christmas on BBC One.
Character Development
Nick Park teased fans about Inspector Mackintosh's character development in the new film, stating that they aimed to explore his comedic side and old-fashioned views on policing. He expressed delight in expanding the character with Peter Kay's involvement.
Begging Letters
Nick Park revealed that he convinced Peter Kay to join the project by writing him a letter, praising his previous work and highlighting the expanded role in the new film. The timing coincided with Peter's upcoming tour, making the decision process more challenging.
Alternate Reality
In a surprising revelation, Nick Park shared that Gromit was initially envisioned as a cat, not a dog, during the early stages of developing Wallace & Gromit. However, practicality led them to choose a dog due to the ease of working with plasticine.
Star-Studded Cast
Peter Kay will join the voice cast, including Ben Whitehead as Wallace and Reece Shearsmith as Norbot. The film also features Lauren Patel as PC Mukherjee, Inspector Mackintosh's young protégé. Vengeance Most Fowl marks the first Wallace & Gromit adventure in 16 years.
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