This didn't go as planned for Shaun. It went too far. On his little clay face - animated, like everything here, in painstaking stop-motion, with minimal digital trickery - is an expression of remorse.

It’s been a long road to movie stardom for Shaun the Sheep. He made his first appearance as a supporting player in Nick Park’s 1995 short “A Close Shave.” In 2007, he became the hero of ...

One of Aardman Animations' best-loved characters, Shaun The Sheep, returns in his very own series. Set on a remote rural farm, Shaun's flock live a peaceful life under the watchful eye of their ...

Of all the wonders that movies offer, none have changed so little yet lasted so long as Aardman's stop-motion clay animation delights. Since 1972, this British studio has made modest comedies and ...

Shaun The Sheep Movie is doing great in cinemas. Whether or not you've seen it yet, you might find these statistics interesting... - Shaun is 11 years-old in the sheep years, however he first appeared ...

Shaun the sheep and his friends in the popular animation Shaun the Sheep never fail to amuse us. ... There are 30 different clay versions of the sheep and 16 add-on facial expressions for him.

Shaun The Sheep started life as a minor character in the Wallace and Gromit short A Close Shave. He only spent six minutes on screen but made such an impression he got a spin-off TV show in 2007 ...

Consider, for instance, that each puppet requires around 16 weeks to build from scratch, and that 354 puppets were used in the making of the film, modelled by a team of between 14 and 21 model-makers.

For the uninitiated, Shaun rose to stardom in Nick Park’s 1995 Oscar-winning Wallace & Gromit film A Close Shave. In one of its most memorable scenes, he was sucked into Wallace’s Knit-o-matic ...

This didn't go as planned for Shaun. It went too far. On his little clay face - animated, like everything here, in painstaking stop-motion, with minimal digital trickery - is an expression of remorse.