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Eddie Redmayne Gets Super Animated in Exclusive ‘Early Man’ Clip
“I was one of the people who grew up with all of the stuff Aardman did, so when I got a call saying Nick [Park] was interested in me voicing Dug, I sort of insisted on a workshop day with Nick given that I idolize him.”
EARLY MAN digital copy available on iTunes now, and you can preorder the movie on Amazon. The Blu-ray Combo Pack available from May 22th (x)
Early Man workshop exploration - on the Blu-ray & DVD
On the DVD and Blu-ray you find BTS featurettes, including new footages about Eddie's fun Aardman visit with Maisie.
BLU-RAY/DVD SPECIAL FEATURES
“Before the Beginning of Time: Creating Early Man” Featurette
“Nick Park: Massaging the Funny” Featurette
“The Valley Meets the Bronze” Featurette
“Hanging at Aardman Studios: A Workshop Exploration” Featurette
He said he found it liberating to do a role away from the camera. - VIDEO
Eddie Redmayne at the World premiere of Early Man on 14th January 2018
Why did Eddie have body issues after recording his lines?
Video about the premiere, including BTS footage (this part)
Behind the scenes of Early Man
"I grew up with all of the stuff, that Aardman did, and I was always completely seduced by it. He (Nick Park) showed me the model, and it did have that massive grin, and those teeth, that we’ve so relate to Wallace and Gromit..." - Eddie Redmayne
Aardman Studios tour with Eddie and Maisie - VIDEO
Behind the scenes - You can head to Aardman Studios with Eddie Redmayne & Maisie Williams to discover what it took to make their new movie Early Man!
Aardman Studios tour with Eddie and Maisie - VIDEO
Eddie and Maisie came face to face with their characters, when they were taken on a behind the scenes tour of Aardman's Bristol studio.
You can read more in the new EW article.
Redmayne likens Aardman’s stop-motion studio to Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. “It’s the most extraordinary place,” he says. “[They have] all these stunning sets that are colorful and vibrant and lifelike, and yet they’re miniscule. And then they have a whole area that’s just the characters’ mouths — like hundreds of thousands of different versions of Dug’s mouth with different expressions. … But they also have this zone which is where the animators go up and get dressed up in huge caveman outfits and film themselves playing the characters, so they can then model from that.”
Though his playful session with Williams was the only time Redmayne got deep into what he’d describe as “research” into early man... “It’s weirdly much more physical than I expected,” he says. “Because you’re trying to channel all of the character’s traits into just your voice, which, for me, meant that I sort of put my back out and do weird things with my arms.”
Early Man is in theaters now!
“What is amazing about stopmotion is you see literally the fingerprints of the model makers.” - Eddie Redmayne in the new BTS featurette.
