I knew I recognized Wallace's voice! I haven't seen Wallace & Gromit in years, so when I heard his murmurs to himself in the car, I was like, "I know that voice ..."
I'm surprised and pleased to see that Peter Sallis gets to go down in British history not once but twice, both as the longest-running British sitcom character ever and as the lovable claymation star Wallace.
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I knew I recognized Wallace's voice! I haven't seen Wallace & Gromit in years, so when I heard his murmurs to himself in the car, I was like, "I know that voice ..."
It was Peter Sallis! From Last of the Summer Wine on PBS! Cleggy! Norman Clegg! That's why he sounded so familiar. (skip to 2:24, he's the one sipping tea; skip to 3:20 to hear him talking for a straight bit)
I'm surprised and pleased to see that Peter Sallis gets to go down in British history not once but twice, both as the longest-running British sitcom character ever and as the lovable claymation star Wallace.
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