The Wrong Trousers is a 1993 animated film directed by Nick Park at Aardman Animations in Bristol, featuring his characters Wallace and Gromit. It was his second half-hour short featuring the eccentric inventor Wallace and his quiet but intelligent dog Gromit, following 1989's A Grand Day Out, and preceding 1995's A Close Shave. As in A Grand Day Out, the 30 minute film uses sight gags and exaggerated physical comedy, as well as a few subtle...
Wallace talks to Gromit about his wake up pattern and how his drop is too har...
Gromit gets pissed off when the new tenant snatches up the paper and brings i...
Wallace is happy that him and Gromit are safe and eating cheese.
Wallace tells Gromit he won't be renting out their spare room anytime soon.
After turning in the penguin, Wallace orders Gromit to get him some cheese.
Wallace begs the penguin to let him out of the techno trousers.
Wallace tries to tell Gromit that it'll be okay when they're swinging around ...
Wallace wakes up in the techno trousers after he's stolen a diamond for the p...
Wallace begs for Gromit's help to get him out of the techno trousers.
Wallace finds Gromit on the street and tells him he was put into the wrong pa...
Wallace gets taken advantage of by his new tenant who runs him out of his hou...
Gromit gets pissed when Wallace spends more time with the new penguin tenant.
Wallace makes Gromit jealous when he hangs out with the new tenant instead of...
Gromit runs away and the new penguin tenant messes around with Wallace's inve...
Wallace paints one of the rooms in his house.
Wallace doesn't know how to tell the new tenant that he's in his room but he'...
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