Real-life Chicken Run! Stowaway hen makes 25-mile break for it before anyone realises it's escaped. By OLIVIA CHRISTIE. Published: 02:50 EDT, 14 February 2025 | Updated: 05:13 EDT, 14 February 2025 .

The hen was wedged under the lorry trailer for 90 miles (145km) before being rescued Mrs Carlen said of her new feathered friend: "I don't think most hens would have survived that kind of stress.

A stowaway hen found itself on a real-life Chicken Run when it hitched a ride out of its farm on a supermarket lorry. The hen, nicknamed Ginger after the film's heroine, surprised workers at a ...

Chicken Run comes from Nick Park and Peter Lord's Aardman organisation, the Oscar-winning creators of Wallace and Gromit. It's a warm-hearted and amusing entertainment that your children will enjoy.

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In the 2000 movie “Chicken Run,” a revolutionary idea was packaged in claymation: freedom for chickens. I watched this movie probably 20 times throughout my childhood, and while I can’t claim it was ...

Each chicken in the story has their own unique personality, and from first-hand experience, I know real chickens do, too. I remember being beguiled by the story of a fearless hen (Picture: DreamWorks) ...

Aardman Animations and its partners brought us “Chicken Run” 24 years ago, a smash hit, stop-motion film conceived by Aardman founders Peter Lord and “Wallace and Gromit” creator Nick Park.

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