Alice in Wonderland

This is a Hallmark presentation of the story. The presentation opens with Alice being worried about having to sing in front of guests. There's a lot of heavy talent in this episode. The Jim Henson shop does the creatures for the film so with all these things going for it, the film should turn out to be really good. There are also some songs in this version.

This is a combination of Alice in Wonderland and parts of Alice Through the Looking Glass.

The girl who is playing Alice.

You can see right off where the characters at the party outside resemble the characters Alice will later meet in Wonderland. Alice runs away from the party and that is when she sees the White Rabbit.

Alice falling down the rabbit hole. The special effects here are very well done.

One of the rooms with doors.

An example of how good a job the movie does showing various strange rooms.

Unlike in other versions of the movie, in this one the White Rabbit's house is in a pop-up book that Alice opens.

There's a slight difference in how Alice gets out of the White Rabbit's house from the traditional story.

The caterpillar.

The caterpillar when he's giving advice to Alice.

The Cheshire Cat.

The Mad Hatter and the March Hare. The Dormouse is between them.

The table itself and the things on it are very interesting. First there's a cookie that turns into a turtle, and now this.

Another oddity at the tea party.

The gryphon and the mock turtle.

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Alice in Wonderland

This is a combination of Alice in Wonderland and parts of Alice Through the Looking Glass.

The girl who is playing Alice.

You can see right off where the characters at the party outside resemble the characters Alice will later meet in Wonderland. Alice runs away from the party and that is when she sees the White Rabbit.

Alice falling down the rabbit hole. The special effects here are very well done.

One of the rooms with doors.

An example of how good a job the movie does showing various strange rooms.

Unlike in other versions of the movie, in this one the White Rabbit's house is in a pop-up book that Alice opens.

There's a slight difference in how Alice gets out of the White Rabbit's house from the traditional story.

The caterpillar.

The caterpillar when he's giving advice to Alice.

The Cheshire Cat.

The Mad Hatter and the March Hare. The Dormouse is between them.

The table itself and the things on it are very interesting. First there's a cookie that turns into a turtle, and now this.

Another oddity at the tea party.

The gryphon and the mock turtle. Main Index Main Alice in Wonderland index page

The gryphon and the mock turtle.

Main Index

Main Alice in Wonderland index page