The silent, blank-eyed penguin known as Feathers McGraw. No, it isn’t “Cape Fear.” It’s “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl,” the latest entry in Aardman’s stop-motion franchise.

The aforementioned tattoo of Feathers as a Blofeld-style villain, his persian cat replaced with a seal, was the idea of 20-year-old student Gia O'Donohoe.

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The movie marks the return of Feathers McGraw, the sinister antagonist who first appeared in Park’s Oscar-winning 1993 short “The Wrong Trousers.” In a clip, Feathers McGraw has been ...

Now, a new generation can experience Feathers’ wrath in a full-length encounter. It’s been over 30 years since we’ve seen him, but he’s still as terrifying as a bowling-pin-shaped penguin ...