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DreamWorks Animation and Aardman Studios will sever ties after release of Flushed Away. Creative issues and box office were cited as the cause.

Nick Park brings Wigan's most famous inventor and cheese connoisseur back to the small screen. Who's got it in for the town's bakers?

Aardman Animation's brilliant duo, Wallace and Gromit, return in a half-hour short called A Matter of Loaf and Death.

Voice Actors Peter Sallis and Sally Lindsay have completed their dialogue for the Wallace and Gromit adventure A Matter of Loaf and Death.

Nick Park's beloved double-act returned for a new 30 minute short this Christmas, bringing with them the usual mix of slapstick fun, clever animation and movie in-jokes.

Ten movies that every animated film fan should know about.

A profile of Cleggy (Peter Sallis), Compo (Bill Owen), Truly (Frank Thornton), and the others at the heart of LOTSW, the UK's longest-running TV sitcom.

Wallace and Gromit in the Curse of the Were-Rabbit won the children's BAFTA for Best Feature Film. Movie already won another BAFTA and an Oscar for Best Animated Film.

Aardman Animation, best known for Wallace & Gromit , has signed a licensing and distribution deal with HIT Entertainment, which will manage its licensing and DVD rights.

It's official: DreamWorks Animation will no longer distribute Aardman films in North America.

After months of quashing speculation, DreamWorks finally admits to breaking up with Aardman Animation after three movie collaborations.

A new Shrek the Third trailer is now online. Will it get hearts and wallets pumping for this flick or is the Shrek gravy train about to run out of steam?

Wallace and Gromit get a new half-hour short, called "Trouble at Mill." The new film is "a matter of loaf and death" and airs on BBC-One in late 2008.

Mandy Moore voices the title character, and Zachary Levi a dashing bandit, in Disney's upcoming CGI animated film Rapunzel. Movie comes out December 2010.

Toronto's Worldwide Short Film Festival's Shorts For Shorties, a screening of family-friendly animated shorts, on June 20th at the Royal Ontario Museum.