"Feathers McGraw Returns with a Vengeance in Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl"

The wait is over! Our favorite inventor, Wallace, and his ever-loyal dog, Gromit, are back in Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, and this time, things are getting a little more "fowl" than usual. After years of anticipation, Feathers McGraw, the infamous penguin villain from the 1993 short The Wrong Trousers, is making his grand return—and he’s out for revenge!

In the latest stop-motion adventure from Aardman, Wallace’s latest creation, a "smart" garden gnome named Norbot, is causing more chaos than he ever anticipated. What seems like a harmless invention quickly spirals out of control as Wallace’s machine begins developing a mind of its own. As Gromit fears, Wallace may have pushed his invention-making to dangerous extremes, and now it’s up to him to save Wallace—and perhaps even the day!

But as we’ve seen in previous Wallace & Gromit adventures, things are never as simple as they seem. Feathers McGraw has been lurking in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. And now, he’s ready to unleash his vengeful plan, making the stakes higher than ever for Wallace and Gromit.

What’s Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl About?

The story kicks off with a familiar dilemma: Wallace, as always, invents something a little too ambitious. This time, it’s Norbot, the world’s first “smart” garden gnome designed to help Gromit with his gardening chores. Naturally, Wallace is thrilled with his creation, calling it his “best invention ever.” But Gromit, ever the skeptic, isn’t so sure—just look at his face in the sneak peek!

Soon, it becomes clear that Feathers McGraw is back in action, plotting his revenge. As the title suggests, Vengeance Most Fowl is all about Feathers exacting payback on Wallace and Gromit. The dynamic duo is pushed to their limits as they race to stop the penguin villain’s plan before it’s too late.

When Will Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl Release?

Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl is coming to Netflix on January 3, 2025. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to the Wallace & Gromit universe, this film is the perfect way to kick off the new year.

Who’s Behind Vengeance Most Fowl?

Directed by Aardman’s award-winning Nick Park and Emmy-nominated Merlin Crossingham, this film brings all the charm, wit, and stop-motion brilliance we’ve come to expect from the franchise. The heart of Wallace & Gromit has always been the incredible relationship between the bumbling inventor and his no-nonsense dog, and Park and Crossingham ensure that their chemistry is as strong as ever.

In the voice cast, fans will hear Ben Whitehead, who has been voicing Wallace since the late Peter Sallis’ passing in 2017. Alongside him are an array of talented actors, including:

• Peter Kay as Chief Inspector Mackintosh
• Reece Shearsmith as Norbot
• Lauren Patel as PC Mukherjee
• Diane Morgan as Onya Doorstep
• Lenny Henry as Mr. Convenience

And, of course, Feathers McGraw himself returns in all his silent, sinister glory, thanks to Aardman’s world-class stop-motion animators.

What’s New in Vengeance Most Fowl?

Vengeance Most Fowl isn’t just about Feathers McGraw’s return—it’s also about innovation. The film introduces a brand-new invention that, in typical Wallace fashion, may end up creating more trouble than it solves. This time, it’s Norbot, a robot gnome Wallace created to assist Gromit with gardening tasks. It’s meant to be the perfect helper, but like any of Wallace’s inventions, it might just become a little... too much.

And, of course, Gromit is there to save the day. Always the unsung hero, Gromit’s quiet wisdom and loyalty are as vital as ever in this new installment. If you thought the duo’s past adventures were funny, prepare for even more laughs in this new, action-packed caper.

How to Watch:

You won’t want to miss the latest adventure of Wallace & Gromit. Vengeance Most Fowl will be available to stream on Netflix starting January 3, 2025, except for the UK, where it will be released on a different platform.