Nick Park
- 66 years old
- English
- Writer, director, producer, executive and executive producer
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Early Man review
Nick Park scores a magnificent goal with his stop-frame, football-crazy cavemen.
Saskia Baron, The Arts Desk, 25th January 2018Early Man review
It's Nick Park's ingenuity as a writer to imagine rib tickling scenarios and clever witty dialogue that makes this film one that we love.
Paul O'Rourke, Dublin People, 24th January 2018Aardman creates exclusive Early Man ad campaign for C4
Channel 4 has partnered with Aardman and STUDIOCANAL to celebrate the UK cinema release of Academy Award Winner Nick Park's new feature film Early Man with a bespoke animated campaign starring the film's Stone Age characters.
Channel 4, 23rd January 2018Early Man ushers in the era of cartoons with conscience
When the first reviews came out for Early Man, the consensus among some critics was clear: Aardman have finally made a Brexit movie. A caveman comedy from Nick Park, the creator of the quintessentially British characters Wallace and Gromit, this latest stop-motion animation feels ripe for interpretation.
James Mottram, i Newspaper, 19th January 2018Early Man review
Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park directs his first full length feature for over a decade. It's been worth the wait.
Simon Brew, Den Of Geek, 17th January 2018Nick Park on Early Man
"We've often thought, just how long have we got in stop-frame? But it seems to have carried on, from strength to strength."
Matthew Turner, i Newspaper, 16th January 2018Nick Park criticises celebrity voice roles
Nick Park has criticised movie studios for making films "bland" by signing big name celebrities to voice roles.
BT, 15th January 2018Early Man is a joy even if you don't like football
The clever people at Pixar are also wonderful at what they do, but their new production is so slick and clever that it doesn't make you hug yourself with joy. Early Man does.
Brian Viner, Daily Mail, 15th January 2018Early Man review: a gloriously funny tale
It's so important to choose the right materials for the task at hand, and when it comes to animating a pig nervously giving a back massage to a fat man in the bath, only Plasticine will do.
Robbie Collin, The Telegraph, 14th January 2018