Silent animated dog Gromit to speak in new audiobook
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After 37 silent years, animated canine Gromit will finally speak in an upcoming audiobook.
After 37 years of silence, the claymation dog Gromit is getting a voice for an upcoming audiobook memoir. Actor Martin Freeman will provide the vocals for the iconic character created by Nick Park. The release accompanies a special autobiography project for the beloved animated companion.
- The duration37 years of on-screen silence precedes this new vocal performance.
- The formatThe spoken performance will feature specifically in the audiobook version of the character memoir.
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Wallace and Gromit remain staples of British stop-motion animation, winning multiple Academy Awards since their debut. Giving a voice to a character famously defined by silence marks a major creative departure for the franchise.
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The beloved animated claymation character Gromit is releasing an autobiography with an accompanying audiobook where he will speak for the first time, voiced by actor Martin Freeman.
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- MetroAfter summaryGromit finally getting a voice after 37 years with famous actor landing role1h ago · open ↗
- The IndependentGromit to get a voice after 37 years in Sherlock actor2h ago · open ↗
- The GuardianGromit finally gets a voice … and it’s Martin Freeman5h ago · open ↗
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