Aunt Galladia
- Studio
- Bevanfield Films, Link Licensing, Ltd.
Synopsis
Norris, Aunt Galladia's pet Very Rare And Beautiful Green-Toed Button Crane of Baraboo, has escaped from his cage and she can't get him down from the tree despite tempting him with his favorite Peruvian Yak Beans. Bill invents an ingenious device to recapture Norris, and Aunt Galladia is so delighted she gives him to Bill as a reward.
Characters
Bill, Boadicea, Chad
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Timothy Forder
Producing
- Producer
- Mary Swindale
Voices
- Voice
- Peter Chelsom (Narrator)
Music
- Music
- Barrie Guard
Animation
- Animator
- Mike Davies, Peter Hale
- Design And Layouts
- Mike Davies
- Assistant Animator
- Bill Lee
Art Department
- Backgrounds
- Dennis Sutton
- Trace and Paint Supervisor
- Martin Dray
Camera
- Rostrum Camera
- Julian Holdaway, Bob Skeggs
Editing
- Editor
- Mike Murray
Music Department
- Title Music
- The Triumphal March from Verdi's Aida
Crew
- Production Co-ordinator
- Steve Flack
Production notes
Shown in the PBS anthology series, "Long Ago & Far Away" in 1990.
Originally a series of 15 5-minute episodes aired in 1985, Bill the Minder is a (loose) adaptation of William Heath Robinson's 1912 children's book. Heath Robinson was a British illustrator and cartoonist most remembered for his cartoons showing ingenious contraptions (where Americans refer to something as a 'Rube Goldberg' device the British will call it a 'Heath Robinson' one).
Originally a series of 15 5-minute episodes aired in 1985, Bill the Minder is a (loose) adaptation of William Heath Robinson's 1912 children's book. Heath Robinson was a British illustrator and cartoonist most remembered for his cartoons showing ingenious contraptions (where Americans refer to something as a 'Rube Goldberg' device the British will call it a 'Heath Robinson' one).