Director
Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske, Wilfred Jackson
Music (original)
Oliver Wallace
Cast
Kathryn Beaumont, Ed Wynn, Richard Haydn, Sterling Holloway, Jerry Colonna
Edition 2001
75'
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1951
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Comedy, Adventure
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Format:
35mm
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Dialogue:
English
Alice and her older sister are sitting under a shady tree by a stream. As her older sister reads, Alice daydreams, lying in the grass, and suddenly discovers before her a quaint White Rabbit singing, “I’m Late”, as he runs into a nearby hole. Alice follows, floating through space, passing all kinds of distorted objects and settings, and unreal colour patterns. She finally lands and follows the rabbit through a doorway. She attends a Mad Tea Party with the Mad Hatter and March Hare, and wanders off to meet the Queen, who invites Alice to participate in a most unscrupulous game of croquet, after which Alice is put on trial, and forced to escape this insane world back through the keyhole … (Leonard Maltin, The Disney Films)
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Credits
Directors
Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske, Wilfred Jackson
Music (original)
Oliver Wallace
Cast
Kathryn Beaumont, Ed Wynn, Richard Haydn, Sterling Holloway, Jerry Colonna
Scenario
Lewis Carroll, Winston Hibler, Bill Peet, Joe Rinaldi
Editors
Lloyd L. Richardson
Producers
Walt Disney
Production studios
Walt Disney Productions
Rights Owner
Buena Vista International (Belgium)
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Dialogue
English
Countries of production
United States of America
Screenplay based on
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" (Lewis Carroll)
Year
1951
Filmography
Wilfred Jackson
Mickey's Follies (short, 1929), Midnight in a Toy Shop (short, 1930), The Castaway (short, 1931), The China Plate (short, 1931), The Cat's Out (short, 1931), Egyptian Melodies (short, 1931), The Clock Store (short, 1931), The Spider and the Fly (short, 1931), The Fox Hunt (short, 1931), The Ugly Duckling (short, 1931), The Bird Store (short, 1932) The Grocery Boy (short, 1932), Barnyard Olympics (short, 1932), Mickey's Revue (short, 1932), The Bears and Bees (short, 1932), Musical Farmer (short, 1932), Mickey in Arabia (short, 1932), The Whoopee Party (short, 1932), Touchdown Mickey (short, 1932), The Klondike Kid (short, 1932), Santa's Workshop (short, 1932), Mickey's Mellerdrammer (short, 1933), Father Noah's Ark (short, 1933), Mickey's Mechanical Man (short, 1933), Puppy Love (short, 1933), Lullaby Land (short, 1933), The Pied Piper (short, 1933), The Pet Store (short, 1933), The Night Before Christmas (short, 1933), The China Shop (short, 1934), The Grasshopper and the Ants (short, 1934), Funny Little Bunnies (short, 1934), The Wise Little Hen (short, 1934), Peculiar Penguins (short, 1934), The Goddess of Spring (short, 1934), The Tortoise and the Hare (short, 1935), The Band Concert (short, 1935), Water Babies (short, 1935), Mickey's Garden (short, 1935), Music Land (short, 1935), Mickey's Grand Opera (short, 1936), Elmer Elephant (short, 1936), Mickeys Rival (short, 1936), Toby Tortoise Returns (short, 1936), The Country Cousin (short, 1936), More Kittens (short, 1936), Woodland Café (short, 1937), The Old Mill (short, 1937), Mother Goose Goes Hollywood (short, 1938), Golden Eggs (short, 1941), The New Spirit (short, 1942), Aquarela do Brasil (short, 1942), A Feather in His Collar (short, 1946), The Legend of Johnny Appleseed (short, 1948), Cinderella (1950), Alice in Wonderland (1951), The Little House (short, 1952), Peter Pan (1953), Lady and the Tramp (1955)
Technical Specs
Format
35mm