Uncle Wormsley's Christmas
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 29 mins 58 secs
- Format
- Digital animation
- Director
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David Shute
- Producer
- Joel Veitch, Tim Gallagher
- Executive Producer
- Tim Searle, Henry Normal
- Editor
- Alf Bowles
- Screenwriter
- Joel Veitch, Tim Gallgher
- Composer
- Edward Snow, Alex Veitch
- Principal cast
- Steve Coogan, Julia Davis, Julian Barratt, John Thomson, Ben Baker
- Animators
- Chris Bowers, Eleonore Pitchers, Jon Underwood, Shane Barrell
- Compositors
- Stuart Donovan, Sam Gregory
- Artists
- Joseph Littlewood, David Stevenson, Steve Glew
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
Rathergood Films/Baby Cow Animation
joel@rathergood.com
Sales Company
UK: Hugo Young at Independent Talent Group
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