Terry gave up acting after the series ended. In the movie, they survive this and chase James all the way to New York City, New York (turning up in their half-flattened car, apparently after driving across the ocean floor), but James stands up to them and the bugs tie them up for the NYCPD to arrest them. The first is the self-glorifying song sung by Spiker and Sponge towards the very beginning; they speak rather than sing the first verse of it in the movie. Official Sites In the pirate ship scene, Mr. Centipede exclaims, "Skellington?" Cast Edit Credited Cast Edit.
Movie: James and the Giant Peach Paul Christopher James Terry (born 7 November 1985) is an English former child actor.He is best known internationally for starring as James in the 1996 film James and the Giant Peach.He also starred in the four seasons of the children's sitcom Microsoap (1998–2000). It also the second Disney film to do so after. The film begins with normal live-action, but becomes stop-motion animation after James enters the peach, and then live-action when James enters New York (although the mutated insect characters remained in stop-motion).
Contents . Terry was born in and grew up in Watford, Hertfordshire, north of London, and persuaded his parents to let him attend acting class when he was five years old. (singing voice) (uncredited), unit production manager: live action unit (as Dean L. Jones), second assistant director: production department, first assistant director: live action unit, second second assistant director: live action unit, second assistant director: live action unit, set construction supervisor (as Lee 'Bo' Henry), construction coordinator (as Chris Kelly), model shop supervisor (as Mitch Romanauski), shop production assistant: live action (uncredited), assistant sound designer (as Chris Boyes), foley recordist (uncredited) / machine room operator (uncredited), animatronic technician: JEX Fx Rhino Unit, mold department supervisor (as John A. Reed III), special effects coordinator (as Steven Riley), special effects coordinator (as Thomas F. Sindicich), animatronic puppeteer: JEX FX Rhino Unit (as John Stevenson), resource manager: SPI / systems administrator: SPI, visual effects production supervisor: BVVE, key assistant effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, digital artwork: BVVE (as Marsha Carrington), lead animator: SPI / lighting supervisor: SPI, pattern maker (as Mark 'Rhode-Steve' Fiorenza), supervisor/lead effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, inbetweener: Cel Effects Animation Department, film recording technician: SPI (as Chris Leone), editorial track reader (as Sean P. Mathiesen), pattern maker (as Martin Jacques Meunier), visual effects producer: BVVE (as Lynda Lemon), camera technician (as Robert A. Anderson) / motion control technician (as Robert A. Anderson), assistant camera loader (as Phillip B. Bowen), camera and lighting operator (as Jo L. Carson), camera and lighting assistant (as Andrew Davidson), electrician dimmer operator (as Robert Doherty), camera and lighting operator (as David M. Hanks), camera and lighting assistant (as Michael D. Hardwick), camera and lighting assistant (as Andrew Lawless), camera and lighting operator (as Richard E. Lehmann), electrical consultant / electrical contractor, camera and lighting operator / live action plate supervisor, still photographer: Sony Imageworks Publicity (uncredited), lead character fabricator (as Graham G. Maiden), assistant supervisor character fabricator, animation supervisor: pre-production (uncredited), additional puppet fabrication (uncredited), apprentice editor / editorial coordinator, home video mastering colorist (uncredited), orchestra contractor (as Sandy De Crescent), horn arrangements ("Good News") / horn arrangements: "Good News", song production supervisor / vocal arrangements, dialogue: "My Name is James" (uncredited), character department manager (as Bonita Decarlo) / character department supervisor (as Bonita Decarlo), production accountant (as Donna Glasser Wisegarver), production assistant (as Jennifer C. Hayman), production assistant (as Lance J. Martin), armature engineer (as David Eugene Mesloh), assistant accountant (as Stacy L. Robison), coordinator: Mr. Selick (as Denise Rottina), assistant stage manager (as Ross R. Shuman).
In the book, the strings are cut by a plane flying to New York from Chicago, but in the movie, the strings are cut by the fence stairway after the Rhino zapped it before fading away. The peach stone is made into a house in Central Park, where James lives with the bugs and has all the friends he could wish for. The program aired in the UK, in the U.S., and internationally. [2] In 1994, his father heard about the auditions for a screen adaptation of Roald Dahl's popular children's novel James and the Giant Peach, and thought his son would be perfect: "Like James", he said, "Paul can act like a little boy lost. In both the book and movie, several songs are sung, though only two of the book's songs make it (in part) to the movie. “Smallfoot” was directed by Karey Kirkpatrick, Annie Award-winning director of “Over the Hedge” and Annie nominee for the screenplays for “Chicken Run” and “James and the Giant Peach.” The endings for Miss Spider and Mrs. Ladybug likewise differ from book to movie -- Miss Spider starts a factory that produces nylon ropes for tightrope walkers in the book, while in the movie she opens a saucy nightclub in New York. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Susan Sarandon is the voice of Miss Spider in James and the Giant Peach, and Rei Asami is the Japanese voice. JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH: A PLAY (Adapted by Richard George) THE TWITS: PLAYS FOR CHILDREN (Adapted by David Wood) THE WITCHES: PLAYS FOR CHILDREN (Adapted by David Wood) Teenage fiction THE GREAT AUTOMATIC GRAMMATIZATOR AND OTHER STORIES RHYME STEW SKIN AND OTHER STORIES THEVICAR OF NIBBLESWICKE THE WONDERFUL STORY OF HENRY SUGAR … In the movie, the rhino is a supernatural creature of clouds, smoke, and lightning that seems to be a personification of James' fears, and it haunts his thoughts and dreams throughout the movie until it shows up towards the end for a final confrontation with him. Directed by Henry Selick. The rest of the songs in the movie are original to the movie. upon spotting a skeleton that looks like, This was the first Disney animated film in general to include a post-credits scene.
With Paul Terry, Joanna Lumley, Pete Postlethwaite, Simon Callow. An orphan who lives with his two cruel aunts befriends anthropomorphic bugs who live inside a giant peach, and they embark on a journey to New York City. James and the Giant Peach (1996) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. The Earthworm is very nice in the movie, in contrast to his nasty personality in the novel. In the movie, he deliberately jumps in order to get a compass from one of the sunken ships after he's steered the peach off-course. In the book, the rhinoceros which killed James' parents was a normal rhino that had escaped from the zoo, and it never appears again. James did not transform from any crocodile tongues in the book. In the book, Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge are crushed to death by the peach when it rolls out of the yard. | Mr. Earthworm is one of the tritagonists and major characters in James and the Giant Peach. The Glowworm was not hard of hearing in the book. "Paul Terry" in England & Wales Births 1837-2006, "Life's a Peach: As Disney's Orphaned James, Paul Terry Finds Life's a Peach", Eighteenth Annual Youth in Film Awards, 1995-1996, Our Staff: Mr Paul Terry, Teacher of Mathematics, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Paul_Terry_(actor)&oldid=982749954, Articles lacking reliable references from June 2020, Wikipedia articles with WorldCat identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 10 October 2020, at 02:53. James Henry Trotter is the main protagonist of the 1996 stop motion/live-action film, James and the Giant Peach. 1 Background 1.1 Physical Description 1.2 Powers and Abilities 2 Biography 2.1 In the book 2.2 In James and the Giant Peach 3 Gallery The rhino is a giant black cloud that is shaped like a rhinoceros with yellow eyes. The live-action sequences were filmed in San Francisco, and the shoot took six weeks. It is voiced by Frank Welker. The book also does not mention the dream James had about his aunts and the rhino. [2] The role required live acting as well as animation voice-work and singing. As of the same year, Terry is still working on an unnamed novel. (singing voice) (uncredited), Glowworm
Terry gave up acting after the series ended. In the movie, they survive this and chase James all the way to New York City, New York (turning up in their half-flattened car, apparently after driving across the ocean floor), but James stands up to them and the bugs tie them up for the NYCPD to arrest them. The first is the self-glorifying song sung by Spiker and Sponge towards the very beginning; they speak rather than sing the first verse of it in the movie. Official Sites In the pirate ship scene, Mr. Centipede exclaims, "Skellington?" Cast Edit Credited Cast Edit.
Movie: James and the Giant Peach Paul Christopher James Terry (born 7 November 1985) is an English former child actor.He is best known internationally for starring as James in the 1996 film James and the Giant Peach.He also starred in the four seasons of the children's sitcom Microsoap (1998–2000). It also the second Disney film to do so after. The film begins with normal live-action, but becomes stop-motion animation after James enters the peach, and then live-action when James enters New York (although the mutated insect characters remained in stop-motion).
Contents . Terry was born in and grew up in Watford, Hertfordshire, north of London, and persuaded his parents to let him attend acting class when he was five years old. (singing voice) (uncredited), unit production manager: live action unit (as Dean L. Jones), second assistant director: production department, first assistant director: live action unit, second second assistant director: live action unit, second assistant director: live action unit, set construction supervisor (as Lee 'Bo' Henry), construction coordinator (as Chris Kelly), model shop supervisor (as Mitch Romanauski), shop production assistant: live action (uncredited), assistant sound designer (as Chris Boyes), foley recordist (uncredited) / machine room operator (uncredited), animatronic technician: JEX Fx Rhino Unit, mold department supervisor (as John A. Reed III), special effects coordinator (as Steven Riley), special effects coordinator (as Thomas F. Sindicich), animatronic puppeteer: JEX FX Rhino Unit (as John Stevenson), resource manager: SPI / systems administrator: SPI, visual effects production supervisor: BVVE, key assistant effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, digital artwork: BVVE (as Marsha Carrington), lead animator: SPI / lighting supervisor: SPI, pattern maker (as Mark 'Rhode-Steve' Fiorenza), supervisor/lead effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, inbetweener: Cel Effects Animation Department, film recording technician: SPI (as Chris Leone), editorial track reader (as Sean P. Mathiesen), pattern maker (as Martin Jacques Meunier), visual effects producer: BVVE (as Lynda Lemon), camera technician (as Robert A. Anderson) / motion control technician (as Robert A. Anderson), assistant camera loader (as Phillip B. Bowen), camera and lighting operator (as Jo L. Carson), camera and lighting assistant (as Andrew Davidson), electrician dimmer operator (as Robert Doherty), camera and lighting operator (as David M. Hanks), camera and lighting assistant (as Michael D. Hardwick), camera and lighting assistant (as Andrew Lawless), camera and lighting operator (as Richard E. Lehmann), electrical consultant / electrical contractor, camera and lighting operator / live action plate supervisor, still photographer: Sony Imageworks Publicity (uncredited), lead character fabricator (as Graham G. Maiden), assistant supervisor character fabricator, animation supervisor: pre-production (uncredited), additional puppet fabrication (uncredited), apprentice editor / editorial coordinator, home video mastering colorist (uncredited), orchestra contractor (as Sandy De Crescent), horn arrangements ("Good News") / horn arrangements: "Good News", song production supervisor / vocal arrangements, dialogue: "My Name is James" (uncredited), character department manager (as Bonita Decarlo) / character department supervisor (as Bonita Decarlo), production accountant (as Donna Glasser Wisegarver), production assistant (as Jennifer C. Hayman), production assistant (as Lance J. Martin), armature engineer (as David Eugene Mesloh), assistant accountant (as Stacy L. Robison), coordinator: Mr. Selick (as Denise Rottina), assistant stage manager (as Ross R. Shuman).
In the book, the strings are cut by a plane flying to New York from Chicago, but in the movie, the strings are cut by the fence stairway after the Rhino zapped it before fading away. The peach stone is made into a house in Central Park, where James lives with the bugs and has all the friends he could wish for. The program aired in the UK, in the U.S., and internationally. [2] In 1994, his father heard about the auditions for a screen adaptation of Roald Dahl's popular children's novel James and the Giant Peach, and thought his son would be perfect: "Like James", he said, "Paul can act like a little boy lost. In both the book and movie, several songs are sung, though only two of the book's songs make it (in part) to the movie. “Smallfoot” was directed by Karey Kirkpatrick, Annie Award-winning director of “Over the Hedge” and Annie nominee for the screenplays for “Chicken Run” and “James and the Giant Peach.” The endings for Miss Spider and Mrs. Ladybug likewise differ from book to movie -- Miss Spider starts a factory that produces nylon ropes for tightrope walkers in the book, while in the movie she opens a saucy nightclub in New York. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Susan Sarandon is the voice of Miss Spider in James and the Giant Peach, and Rei Asami is the Japanese voice. JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH: A PLAY (Adapted by Richard George) THE TWITS: PLAYS FOR CHILDREN (Adapted by David Wood) THE WITCHES: PLAYS FOR CHILDREN (Adapted by David Wood) Teenage fiction THE GREAT AUTOMATIC GRAMMATIZATOR AND OTHER STORIES RHYME STEW SKIN AND OTHER STORIES THEVICAR OF NIBBLESWICKE THE WONDERFUL STORY OF HENRY SUGAR … In the movie, the rhino is a supernatural creature of clouds, smoke, and lightning that seems to be a personification of James' fears, and it haunts his thoughts and dreams throughout the movie until it shows up towards the end for a final confrontation with him. Directed by Henry Selick. The rest of the songs in the movie are original to the movie. upon spotting a skeleton that looks like, This was the first Disney animated film in general to include a post-credits scene.
With Paul Terry, Joanna Lumley, Pete Postlethwaite, Simon Callow. An orphan who lives with his two cruel aunts befriends anthropomorphic bugs who live inside a giant peach, and they embark on a journey to New York City. James and the Giant Peach (1996) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. The Earthworm is very nice in the movie, in contrast to his nasty personality in the novel. In the movie, he deliberately jumps in order to get a compass from one of the sunken ships after he's steered the peach off-course. In the book, the rhinoceros which killed James' parents was a normal rhino that had escaped from the zoo, and it never appears again. James did not transform from any crocodile tongues in the book. In the book, Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge are crushed to death by the peach when it rolls out of the yard. | Mr. Earthworm is one of the tritagonists and major characters in James and the Giant Peach. The Glowworm was not hard of hearing in the book. "Paul Terry" in England & Wales Births 1837-2006, "Life's a Peach: As Disney's Orphaned James, Paul Terry Finds Life's a Peach", Eighteenth Annual Youth in Film Awards, 1995-1996, Our Staff: Mr Paul Terry, Teacher of Mathematics, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Paul_Terry_(actor)&oldid=982749954, Articles lacking reliable references from June 2020, Wikipedia articles with WorldCat identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 10 October 2020, at 02:53. James Henry Trotter is the main protagonist of the 1996 stop motion/live-action film, James and the Giant Peach. 1 Background 1.1 Physical Description 1.2 Powers and Abilities 2 Biography 2.1 In the book 2.2 In James and the Giant Peach 3 Gallery The rhino is a giant black cloud that is shaped like a rhinoceros with yellow eyes. The live-action sequences were filmed in San Francisco, and the shoot took six weeks. It is voiced by Frank Welker. The book also does not mention the dream James had about his aunts and the rhino. [2] The role required live acting as well as animation voice-work and singing. As of the same year, Terry is still working on an unnamed novel. (singing voice) (uncredited), Glowworm
Terry wrote an epic fantasy novel The Dust Seller in 2016. The group gigged in the London area, toured in the U.S., and in 2005 released a 3-track EP. James and the Giant Peach (1996) Edit. Release Dates The character of the Silkworm is omitted from the movie. Disney Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. He also starred in the four seasons of the children's sitcom Microsoap (1998–2000). Paul Christopher James Terry (born 7 November 1985) is an English former child actor. Films Distributed by Disney in certain countries, https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/James_and_the_Giant_Peach?oldid=4274757, "That's the Life for Me (Reprise)" - Mr. Grasshopper, Mr. Centipede, Mrs. Ladybug, Miss Spider, Earthworm, James. And when he rubs his legs together, it chirps like a real grasshopper. In the book, Mrs. Ladybug is motherly to James, but in the movie, Miss Spider is more motherly, although Mrs. Ladybug is still somewhat motherly. The sinister Cloud Men (that become more sinister because Mr. Centipede won't stop mocking them) are omitted from the movie. The second one is "Eating the Peach," which in the book was sung by the Centipede alone but in the movie is sung by all the bugs and James instead of just the Centipede. He is best known internationally for starring as James in the 1996 film James and the Giant Peach. In the book, the Centipede becomes the owner of a shoe factory at the end of the story; in the movie, he runs for mayor. Filming & Production
Terry gave up acting after the series ended. In the movie, they survive this and chase James all the way to New York City, New York (turning up in their half-flattened car, apparently after driving across the ocean floor), but James stands up to them and the bugs tie them up for the NYCPD to arrest them. The first is the self-glorifying song sung by Spiker and Sponge towards the very beginning; they speak rather than sing the first verse of it in the movie. Official Sites In the pirate ship scene, Mr. Centipede exclaims, "Skellington?" Cast Edit Credited Cast Edit.
Movie: James and the Giant Peach Paul Christopher James Terry (born 7 November 1985) is an English former child actor.He is best known internationally for starring as James in the 1996 film James and the Giant Peach.He also starred in the four seasons of the children's sitcom Microsoap (1998–2000). It also the second Disney film to do so after. The film begins with normal live-action, but becomes stop-motion animation after James enters the peach, and then live-action when James enters New York (although the mutated insect characters remained in stop-motion).
Contents . Terry was born in and grew up in Watford, Hertfordshire, north of London, and persuaded his parents to let him attend acting class when he was five years old. (singing voice) (uncredited), unit production manager: live action unit (as Dean L. Jones), second assistant director: production department, first assistant director: live action unit, second second assistant director: live action unit, second assistant director: live action unit, set construction supervisor (as Lee 'Bo' Henry), construction coordinator (as Chris Kelly), model shop supervisor (as Mitch Romanauski), shop production assistant: live action (uncredited), assistant sound designer (as Chris Boyes), foley recordist (uncredited) / machine room operator (uncredited), animatronic technician: JEX Fx Rhino Unit, mold department supervisor (as John A. Reed III), special effects coordinator (as Steven Riley), special effects coordinator (as Thomas F. Sindicich), animatronic puppeteer: JEX FX Rhino Unit (as John Stevenson), resource manager: SPI / systems administrator: SPI, visual effects production supervisor: BVVE, key assistant effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, digital artwork: BVVE (as Marsha Carrington), lead animator: SPI / lighting supervisor: SPI, pattern maker (as Mark 'Rhode-Steve' Fiorenza), supervisor/lead effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, effects animator: Cel Effects Animation Department, inbetweener: Cel Effects Animation Department, film recording technician: SPI (as Chris Leone), editorial track reader (as Sean P. Mathiesen), pattern maker (as Martin Jacques Meunier), visual effects producer: BVVE (as Lynda Lemon), camera technician (as Robert A. Anderson) / motion control technician (as Robert A. Anderson), assistant camera loader (as Phillip B. Bowen), camera and lighting operator (as Jo L. Carson), camera and lighting assistant (as Andrew Davidson), electrician dimmer operator (as Robert Doherty), camera and lighting operator (as David M. Hanks), camera and lighting assistant (as Michael D. Hardwick), camera and lighting assistant (as Andrew Lawless), camera and lighting operator (as Richard E. Lehmann), electrical consultant / electrical contractor, camera and lighting operator / live action plate supervisor, still photographer: Sony Imageworks Publicity (uncredited), lead character fabricator (as Graham G. Maiden), assistant supervisor character fabricator, animation supervisor: pre-production (uncredited), additional puppet fabrication (uncredited), apprentice editor / editorial coordinator, home video mastering colorist (uncredited), orchestra contractor (as Sandy De Crescent), horn arrangements ("Good News") / horn arrangements: "Good News", song production supervisor / vocal arrangements, dialogue: "My Name is James" (uncredited), character department manager (as Bonita Decarlo) / character department supervisor (as Bonita Decarlo), production accountant (as Donna Glasser Wisegarver), production assistant (as Jennifer C. Hayman), production assistant (as Lance J. Martin), armature engineer (as David Eugene Mesloh), assistant accountant (as Stacy L. Robison), coordinator: Mr. Selick (as Denise Rottina), assistant stage manager (as Ross R. Shuman).
In the book, the strings are cut by a plane flying to New York from Chicago, but in the movie, the strings are cut by the fence stairway after the Rhino zapped it before fading away. The peach stone is made into a house in Central Park, where James lives with the bugs and has all the friends he could wish for. The program aired in the UK, in the U.S., and internationally. [2] In 1994, his father heard about the auditions for a screen adaptation of Roald Dahl's popular children's novel James and the Giant Peach, and thought his son would be perfect: "Like James", he said, "Paul can act like a little boy lost. In both the book and movie, several songs are sung, though only two of the book's songs make it (in part) to the movie. “Smallfoot” was directed by Karey Kirkpatrick, Annie Award-winning director of “Over the Hedge” and Annie nominee for the screenplays for “Chicken Run” and “James and the Giant Peach.” The endings for Miss Spider and Mrs. Ladybug likewise differ from book to movie -- Miss Spider starts a factory that produces nylon ropes for tightrope walkers in the book, while in the movie she opens a saucy nightclub in New York. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Susan Sarandon is the voice of Miss Spider in James and the Giant Peach, and Rei Asami is the Japanese voice. JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH: A PLAY (Adapted by Richard George) THE TWITS: PLAYS FOR CHILDREN (Adapted by David Wood) THE WITCHES: PLAYS FOR CHILDREN (Adapted by David Wood) Teenage fiction THE GREAT AUTOMATIC GRAMMATIZATOR AND OTHER STORIES RHYME STEW SKIN AND OTHER STORIES THEVICAR OF NIBBLESWICKE THE WONDERFUL STORY OF HENRY SUGAR … In the movie, the rhino is a supernatural creature of clouds, smoke, and lightning that seems to be a personification of James' fears, and it haunts his thoughts and dreams throughout the movie until it shows up towards the end for a final confrontation with him. Directed by Henry Selick. The rest of the songs in the movie are original to the movie. upon spotting a skeleton that looks like, This was the first Disney animated film in general to include a post-credits scene.
With Paul Terry, Joanna Lumley, Pete Postlethwaite, Simon Callow. An orphan who lives with his two cruel aunts befriends anthropomorphic bugs who live inside a giant peach, and they embark on a journey to New York City. James and the Giant Peach (1996) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. The Earthworm is very nice in the movie, in contrast to his nasty personality in the novel. In the movie, he deliberately jumps in order to get a compass from one of the sunken ships after he's steered the peach off-course. In the book, the rhinoceros which killed James' parents was a normal rhino that had escaped from the zoo, and it never appears again. James did not transform from any crocodile tongues in the book. In the book, Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge are crushed to death by the peach when it rolls out of the yard. | Mr. Earthworm is one of the tritagonists and major characters in James and the Giant Peach. The Glowworm was not hard of hearing in the book. "Paul Terry" in England & Wales Births 1837-2006, "Life's a Peach: As Disney's Orphaned James, Paul Terry Finds Life's a Peach", Eighteenth Annual Youth in Film Awards, 1995-1996, Our Staff: Mr Paul Terry, Teacher of Mathematics, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Paul_Terry_(actor)&oldid=982749954, Articles lacking reliable references from June 2020, Wikipedia articles with WorldCat identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 10 October 2020, at 02:53. James Henry Trotter is the main protagonist of the 1996 stop motion/live-action film, James and the Giant Peach. 1 Background 1.1 Physical Description 1.2 Powers and Abilities 2 Biography 2.1 In the book 2.2 In James and the Giant Peach 3 Gallery The rhino is a giant black cloud that is shaped like a rhinoceros with yellow eyes. The live-action sequences were filmed in San Francisco, and the shoot took six weeks. It is voiced by Frank Welker. The book also does not mention the dream James had about his aunts and the rhino. [2] The role required live acting as well as animation voice-work and singing. As of the same year, Terry is still working on an unnamed novel. (singing voice) (uncredited), Glowworm
