As philanthropic pillars of their community, William Hargood (Geoffrey Keen), Jonathan Secker (John Carson), and Samuel Paxton (Peter Sallis of Wallace and Gromit fame) seem unlikely customers.

This list shows every tv show and tv movie that British actor Peter Sallis has been in that has survived from (1947-1978).

The movie contained all the heart and humor we expect from Nick Park and co. and Ben Whitehead slipped into his feature debut as Wallace – following the death of Peter Sallis – like a pair of ...

When actor Peter Sallis died on June 2, 2017, he was believed to have a net worth of an incredible £8.29 million, ... However, despite voicing a character in an Oscar-winning movie, ...

Unfortunately, the escapades slowed with the death of Peter Sallis, ... It’s the first movie without Sallis, and Park makes his thoughts on the situation known. Nick Park’s Rise to Fame.

As a reward for surviving 2024, here’s a gift from the heavens for all of us: a new Wallace and Gromit movie called “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl,” with plot points involving ...

T he best Wallace and Gromit movies started with A Grand Day Out in 1989, created by then-student Nick Park. Cheese-enthusiast Wallace (voiced by the late Peter Sallis) and his dog, Gromit, have ...

But unfortunately, a core member of the family is missing: Wallace’s longtime voice actor, Peter Sallis, who died in 2017 at the age of 96. But you wouldn’t know it from the movie.

While Peter Sallis was the voice of Wallace for the early shorts and ‘Were-Rabbit,’ the actor passed away in 2017. But even before then, he’d given the nod to Ben Whitehead to take on the ...

Peter Sallis – Wallace Peter Sallis, the beloved British actor whose voice charmed millions as Wallace in Wallace and Gromit, sadly left the stage for the final time at age 96.

Sallis will be replaced by Ben Whitehead, 47, who worked with Sallis on the Oscar-winning 2005 film, The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. Wallace and Gromit are set to return for their first movie in ten ...

Peter Sallis died of natural causes at Denville Hall, a retirement home for actors, on June 2, 2017. Nick Park has opened up about the challenges of creating a new film without the original voice ...