Flushed Away - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Flushed Away"
Flushed Away (2006)
Timing:
1:25 (85 min)
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Film crew
Director
Sam Fell
Director
Producer
Peter Lord
Producer
David Sproxton
Producer
Cecil Kramer
Producer
Maryann Garger
Producer
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Leslee Feldman
Casting
Editor
John Venzon
Editor
Erika Dapkewicz
Editor
Production Design
David James
Production Design
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Frank Passingham
Director of Photography
Brad Blackbourn
Director of Photography
Visual Effects Supervisor
Wendy Rogers
Visual Effects Supervisor
Still Photographer
Luke Smith
Still Photographer
Animation
Ian Whitlock
Animation
Steve Cunningham
Animation
Screenplay
Ian La Frenais
Screenplay
Joe Keenan
Screenplay
Christopher Lloyd
Screenplay
Story
Ian La Frenais
Story
Peter Lord
Story
Sam Fell
Story
Post Production Coordinator
Wayne Hellinger
Post Production Coordinator
Additional Writing
Sam Fell
Additional Writing
Simon Nye
Additional Writing
Paul Fisher
Additional Writing
Other
David G. Derrick Jr.
Other
Head of Animation
Jeff Newitt
Head of Animation
Supervising Animator
Simon Otto
Supervising Animator
Editorial Manager
Mick De Falco
Editorial Manager
What's left behind the scenes
- According to Peter Lord, a co-founder of Aardman, the characters in the cartoon were originally intended to be pirates. This version of the script was even passed on to Dreamworks shortly after the release of "Chicken Run" (2000). However, considering the colossal success of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" film series, which it was impossible to compete with in the pirate film market, the concept of the Aardman project had to be changed. But by the time the script was rewritten, work was in full swing on "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" (2005), and the "Flushed Away" project had to be put on hold.
- Andy Serkis voiced the character Spike, who could also have been voiced by Robert De Niro or William Shatner.
- The role of Le Frog ultimately went to Jean Reno. The French actor beat out actors such as Stellan Skarsgård, Kevin Kline, and Johnny Depp.
- In the very first trailer for the animated film, Roddy the rat was not the girl's only pet. The house also had a cage with two hamsters, who seemed to be Roddy's servants. But in the final version of the film, these characters were removed. Apparently, to make Roddy seem more lonely than spoiled.
- This is Aardman's first work entirely based on CGI technology. The reason for using computer animation, rather than the company's usual work with plasticine, was the large number of "water scenes".
- The sounds made by the slug that Roddy meets in the sewer also belong to Hugh Jackman.
- In the scene where Roddy is first flushed down the toilet, he accidentally catches a small clownfish looking for his father, who strongly resembles Nemo from the animated film "Finding Nemo" (2003).
- According to Peter Lord, a co-founder of Aardman, the original characters of the cartoon were supposed to be pirates. This version of the script was even passed on to Dreamworks shortly after the release of the film “Chicken Run” (2000). But, considering the colossal success of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” series, which it was impossible to compete with in the pirate movie market, the concept of the Aardman project had to be changed. But by the time the script was rewritten, work was in full swing on the cartoon “Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit” (2005), and the “Flush Away” project had to be put on hold.
- In the scene where Roddy flushes himself down the sewer for the first time, he accidentally catches a small clownfish looking for his father, who strongly resembles Nemo from the cartoon “Finding Nemo” (2003).
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