Filmmaker Nick Park already had won two Oscars, the second for Wallace & Gromit’s “The Wrong Trousers,” when American viewers ...

This image released by Netflix shows the character Feathers McGraw in a scene from the film ... For example, for this to run prior to the Jan. 17 announcement of Oscar nominees, I’d have ...

Today on Commotion, Vulture staff writer Devon Ivie chats with host Elamin Abdelmahmoud about the new film, and what makes Feathers McGraw one of the best cinematic villains of all time.

Coincidentally, the return of Feathers McGraw isn’t the first time Aardman — or Park — has brought back one of its famous baddies. Last year’s “Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget,” which ...

Coincidentally, the return of Feathers McGraw isn’t the first time Aardman — or Park — has brought back one of its famous baddies. Last year’s “Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget,” which was directed by ...

The comedy film centers around the latest adventure of Wallace and his pet pooch Gromit, who are forced to face their old nemesis, Feathers McGraw ... via the sewers that run beneath his prison ...

Claymation master Nick Park, whose credits include the previous Wallace & Gromit films and classics like Chicken Run, returns to ... the infamous antagonist, Feathers McGraw.

Making movies is a risky business. Movies which cost less than $40 million to make, are fully funded up-front, get global exposure and win Oscars sound like the stuff of fantasy.

It also helps that Wallace is clueless and unable to identify Feathers while he’s wearing a chicken-glove disguise. “Feathers can get between them because Gromit knows something is up ...