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Olivia Colman, Matt Smith, Patricia Allison, Rob Brydon Lead Voice Cast of BBC's 'Superworm' Naman Ramachandran, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Olivia Colman (“The Crown”), Matt Smith (“Doctor Who”), Patricia Allison (“Sex Education”) and Rob Brydon (“The Trip” franchise) lead the voice cast of BBC animation special “Superworm.” Based on the book “Superworm,” written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, the half-hour show will air over Christmas on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. More from Variety The show follows Superworm, who is a hero always on hand to...

Olivia Colman, Matt Smith join voice cast of BBC's 'Superworm' UPI News Service, 02/05/2021  Olivia Colman and Matt Smith lead the voice cast for upcoming BBC animation special Superworm, based on the children's book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. ADVERTISEMENT Colman will portray the narrator with Smith voicing the hero, Superworm. The half-hour special will air Christmas day on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Patricia Allison (Sex Education) and Rob Brydon (Gavin & Stacey) have also joined the voice cast as Butterfly and Crow, respectively. Superworm follows the titular her...

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Written by Ellen Gitelman Kulhawik, Burr at separate workshops Belmont World Film's Family Festival, the 18th annual, goes virtual in 2021, from Jan. 15 through 24, expanding from its typical four days to 10. Subscribe UPDATED, Jan. 13: The festival provides 3- through 12-year-olds and their families the opportunity to see some of the world's most remarkable current films for children—films that provide a window into the lives of kids in other cultures, races and ethnicities. Several workshops, including three sessions on model making for animated films conducted by the senior model maker ...

Premium Content Subscriber only When you are responsible for giving a Hollywood star their start in film you are qualified to teach others about the industry. Bill Hughes knows a thing or two about film and television. The veteran director and producer has enjoyed an illustrious career that begun as a stage man on Graham Kennedy’s In Melbourne Tonight live television show almost 50 years ago. “I was fortunate enough to live in an era when not a lot existed and it was quite easy to get into the industry if you were interested,” he said. Hughes has worked with many of Australia’s finest...