Alice in Wonderland

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThis theatrical version of Lewis Carroll's 1865 classic features a combination of live characters and stop-motion animation.This theatrical version of Lewis Carroll's 1865 classic features a combination of live characters and stop-motion animation.This theatrical version of Lewis Carroll's 1865 classic features a combination of live characters and stop-motion animation.

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Stephen Murray

Lewis Carroll
(voice)
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Ernest Milton

Pamela Brown

The Queen of Hearts
(voice)

Felix Aylmer

Dr. Liddel
(voice)
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David Reed

The Prince Consort
(voice)
(as David Read)
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Carol Marsh

Alice

Joyce Grenfell

Ugly Duchess…

Jack Train

Puppet Character
(voice)

Peter Bull

Puppet Character
(voice)

Ivan Staff

Puppet Character
(voice)

Claude Hulbert

Puppet Character
(voice)

Raymond Bussières

The Tailor
(voice)
(as Raymond Bussieres)
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Nathalie Alexeeff

Bit Part
(uncredited)

Joan Dale

Edith Liddel
(uncredited)

Elizabeth Henson

Lorina Liddel
(uncredited)

Adele Leigh

Alice Liddell
(singing voice)
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
Carol Marsh insisted on doing some of the most difficult sequences herself, when a double would have been permissible. Falling down the rabbit hole to Wonderland entailed a hair-raising thirty-foot drop into a net. A famous French trapeze artist, Mile Roselie, showed her how to make the fall, but Carol completed the scene with bruised knees, scratched legs and six ruined pairs of stockings. Carol found the most difficult scene was the one where she slides down an enormous table leg. It was an almost perpendicular drop, and Carol admits she was very frightened while doing it.

Gaffes
In the end credits Joyce Grenfell is listed as 'Joyce Gronfell'.

Citations
Opening Crawl: Nearly a century ago, a professor at Oxford, Charles Dodgson - better known as Lewis Carroll - wrote a simple story, a fascinating story, called "Alice in Wonderland". But, perhaps the story was not so simple, because you see that Lewis Carroll modelled his creatures of Wonderland on the foibles of real people. The Cheshire Cat, it is told, is really a Dean of Oxford; the Queen of Hearts, the Queen; the Mad Hatter, a tailor; the White Rabbits, the Chancellor; and so on.

Générique farfelu
Carol Marsh's on-screen credit reads, "and by arrangement with J. Arthur Rank: Carol Marsh as Alice".

Autres versions
The original US running time was 83 minutes. Every US home video version has the US version running at 76 minutes or less due to missing print sections, depending on the US VHS or DVD release you have.

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Featured in Animation Lookback: The Best of Stop Motion - The First Features (2014)

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3/10

The creepy kind of weird.

It's a hideous little production, apt to give one nightmares as well as headaches. It's an unsightly blend of live action and ugly stop-motion animation. It's weird, but it's not the kind of fun, weird trip anyone optimistic might expect. It's the cold, inhuman, unfriendly, sickening, even creepy kind of weird. There is absolutely no reason to watch this movie. After all, Disney did a fantastic job with the same source material. And Cosgrove-Hall did far more attractive things with stop-motion.

Interestingly, this is a French production. As such, it re-enforces the stereotype that the French have no concept of scary.