Crossingham cites "Rebecca" in particular, noting how the character Mrs. Danvers "glides out of the shadows and how she gaslights." It also informed how they used "lighting as a character." ...

Crossingham cites "Rebecca" in particular, noting how the character Mrs. Danvers "glides out of the shadows and how she gaslights." It also informed how they used "lighting as a character." ...

Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham, ... Park cited Judith Anderson’s portrayal of the sinister Mrs. Danvers in Hitchcock’s 1940 Rebecca as an influence for the villainous demeanor of Feathers, ...

Merlin Crossingham But we found out doing releases in the run-up during production how enthusiastic our fans were about Feather’s return. Advertisement Nick Park It’s been like a double whammy.

Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham, now Oscar-nominated for the film, also discuss unlocking a superpower of Britishness and why Netflix was the right home for the movie. By Lily Ford “When you ...

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“We’re waiting for the idea usually, the idea that really has legs and that has great potential and humor and comedy and drama,” shares Nick Park about how he decides when it is the right ...