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DreamWorks
Animation' "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" took home 10
awards, including the feature nod, at the 33rd annual Annie Awards on
Saturday night. "SpongeBob SquarePants" vocal talent Tom Kenny hosted the
intl. Animated Film Society's annual kudofest at the Alex Theater in
Glendale, Calif.
"Wallace" also received directing awards for helmers Nick Park and Steve
Box, as well as prizes for voice acting (Peter Sallis), effects, character
animation, character design, production design, music, storyboarding and
writing.
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Actor William
Shatner poses with
the director
of DisneyToon's
Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch
Tony Leondis |
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Representatives from
Activision/Treyarch smile, as Ultimate Spider-Man won the
first-ever Annie
for best video game |
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Music in a TV
Production winners
James L. Venable
and
Jennifer Kes Remington
Foster’s Home
For Imaginary Friends “Duchess of Wails" |
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June Foray Award
recipient Mark Kausler and ASIFA-Hollywood's first lady and
voice actor June Foray |
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Famed animator and
winner for best animated short The Fan and the Flower
Bill Plympton and the film's producer Dan O'Shannon |
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Winner for
storyboarding in an animated feature production
Bob Persichetti
for
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit |
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Winner of best directing
an an animated TV production Peter Shin for
Family Guy “North by North Quahog” |
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Winner for music
in an animated feature production Julian Nott
for
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit |
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Character
Design in a TV Production winner
Ernie Gilbert
The Fairly
OddParents “The Good Old Days” |
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Best
voice acting in a TV production Seth MacFarlane Family
Guy's "Baby Stewie" and character actor Jason Alexander |
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Winsor McCay recipient Cornelius "Corny" Cole II and Bob
Kurtz |
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Winsor McCay recipient Tyrus Wong and filmmaker John
Canemaker |
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Winsor McCay recipient Fred
Crippen |
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Certificate of Merit recipient Larry Loc |
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Certificate of Merit recipients
Dan Lund and Tony West Dream on Silly Dreamer |
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Annie
winners
Pete
Saunders and Ian MacKinnon |
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Group shot
of the team
for best animated
feature
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit |
Photos by
Paul Fenton |
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