Director: Nick Park, Merlin Crossingham
Aardman's beloved inventor and his silently long-suffering dog return in a stop-motion comedy built around a garden gnome that has learned to think for itself.
What is Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl about?
Gromit has never fully trusted Wallace's contraptions, and this time his instincts are proven right almost immediately. Wallace's newest creation, a smart gnome designed to help around the house and garden, quickly starts making its own decisions, and not the helpful kind. As strange incidents pile up around the cottage, Gromit begins to suspect the gnome isn't malfunctioning by accident, and that someone from Wallace's past may be pulling the strings behind the chaos. With his owner oblivious and increasingly reliant on the technology causing the trouble, it falls entirely to Gromit to piece together the plot, outwit a rogue piece of garden hardware, and keep Wallace's inventing days from coming to an abrupt end.
Cast & crew
Ben Whitehead continues the tradition of voicing Wallace following Peter Sallis's earlier performances, while Reece Shearsmith and Peter Kay join the cast to round out a comic ensemble built around the series' trademark deadpan humor.
Context & significance
Produced by Aardman Animations, the studio behind the original Wallace & Gromit shorts and Chicken Run, this film continues a stop-motion tradition built on handcrafted claymation sets rather than computer animation, a technique the studio has kept alive across decades of British family comedy.
Where & how to watch
Unlike the war-scale spectacle of a historical epic, this is a small, cozy comedy well suited to family viewing, and it streams on K-Time with a Persian dub included. The K-Time experience is designed with Farsi-speaking audiences in mind throughout its interface. Watching it requires signing into a free K-Time account, though this page can be browsed without one.