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"Nick Park has said that making a new Wallace And Gromit short for the BBC felt like &amp;quot;a homecoming&amp;quot;. The animator revealed that he chose to direct the upcoming 30-minute A Matter Of Loaf And Death because it did not require as big a time commitment as Chicken Run and Curse Of The Were-Rabbit. He explained: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve done two-feature films back-to-back and each one has taken four years to do, at least. It&amp;#039;s like a homecoming really, it&amp;#039;s nice to be back with the BBC again. I just felt like I needed to get ideas out quicker and a half-hour format seems a lot more humane.&amp;quot; Park acknowledged that he was able to complete the new film in record time thanks to a large team of animators. &amp;quot;The first Wallace And Gromit film A Grand Day Out, which was largely single-handed, took seven years to make - this one took seven months,&amp;quot; he said. A Matter Of Loaf And Death, which sees the Aardman Animation duo run their own bakery called Top Bun, airs this Christmas on BBC One. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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