In 2000, Little Grey Rabbit was adapted as a television animation series by Cosgrove Hall Films[1]. Each episode was a ten-minute adaptation of a Grey Rabbit book. The character designs and backgrounds were based on Margaret Tempest’s illustrations, and according to Cosgrove Hall Ate My Brain, the series was “drawn animation”.
Unfortunately it seems that the series was only released on VHS by Reader’s Digest, so until a DVD set is released or it becomes available streaming, the tie-in books are a decent option for getting a partial experience of the animated series if you missed out on the original airdates. I would dearly love to hear the voice actors; I imagine Hugh Laurie’s voice suited Hare perfectly. Continue reading “The Tales of Little Grey Rabbit”
Little Grey Rabbit Scholar 