Gromit is one of the two titular main protagonists of Wallace & Gromit and is Wallace's best friend, assistant and pet.
Background[]
Physical appearance[]
Gromit is a young adult beagle. He has tan fur, brown ears, a black nose and no visible mouth.
Personality[]
History[]
Born on 12 February[1][2][3], Gromit went on to graduate from Dogwarts University with a double first in Engineering for Dogs.[4]
Appearances[]
Short films[]
A Grand Day Out[]
The Wrong Trousers[]
A Close Shave[]
A Matter of Loaf and Death[]
Feature films[]
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit[]
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl[]
Video games[]
Wallace & Gromit in Project Zoo[]
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (video game)[]
Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures[]
The Big Fix Up[]
The Grand Getaway[]
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Gromit can be heard barking on some occasions during the films. In all cases, it is unknown who the voice actor was.
- A Grand Day Out: While he was using a drill and flung away when it got stuck.
- The Wrong Trousers: When the trousers pulled him out for a walk and back into the house.
- A Close Shave: When he was pulled from his bungee rope by Preston and was shown stretching up and down while Wallace was talking with Wendolene.
- Vengeance Most Fowl: When Norbot is sawing off the tree branch that Gromit is sitting on to observe Feathers McGraw at West Wallaby Zoo.
- He can also be heard growling in the audiobook of The Wrong Trousers after Wallace gets the newspaper from Feathers and compliments their paying guest.
- He does not appear to have any fur, which is alluded to in A Close Shave when Wallace says "We've tested this [the Knit-o-Matic] on Gromit, haven't we, lad?" Gromit replies with a dark nod and a faraway look.
- Nick Park originally wanted to voice Gromit himself, before casting Peter Hawkins. But he later scrapped his lines as he felt he did not need to communicate with words.
- Gromit was perhaps partially inspired by the character of Snowy from The Adventures of Tintin,[5] and was originally going to be a cat with a large toothy grin. This idea was later scrapped as Nick Park found a dog was easier to animate.
- In Crackers in Space, upon the eve of his birthday, Mr. Patel remarks that Gromit will soon be old enough to vote in dog years, suggesting him to be nearly 3 years old by the common 7:1 dog years metric.
References[]
- ↑ In an early scene of The Wrong Trousers, Gromit notes the date on a monthly calendar. The month title is unseen but the month only contains 29 days.
- ↑ https://x.com/aardman/status/1889645902534463548
- ↑ Wallace & Gromit: Cheese Lover's Yearbook
- ↑ Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit and Wallace & Gromit: Annual 2007.
- ↑ https://www.wallaceandgromit.com/nick-park/
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