A Grand Day Out with Wallace and Gromit

Question: Who is the old man wearing a red hat and holding a shovel in Wallace's allotment? He felll into Wallace's basement when Gromit opens the allotment doors.

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Chosen answer: He is a garden gnome, an ornament some people have in their front or back garden.

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Question: Wallace's briefcase has a sticker upon it saying: Blackpool, Bognor and Beaconsfield. To what do they refer?

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Chosen answer: Bognor Regis and Blackpool are seaside towns, so presumably, those are places Wallace and Gromit have been on holiday in the past. Beaconsfield is an inside joke: It's where the National Film and Television School is located and a number of scenes were filmed there.

Continuity mistake: Gromit uses the handbrake to let the ship take off, but when travelling between the Earth and the Moon there is a shot of the control console and the handbrake has disappeared.

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Wallace: No cheese, Gromit! Not a bit in the house.

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Trivia: In the basement scene there is a red sled called Rose Bud, referencing a sled of the same name in Citizen Kane. (00:02:50)

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