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Come Away is a 2020 family fantasy drama film which pays homage to the stories of Peter Pan and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland directed by Brenda Chapman and written by Marissa Kate Goodhill. It stars Angelina Jolie, David Oyelowo, Anna Chancellor, Clarke Peters, David Gyasi and Jordan Nash as the titular character plus features cameos from Michael Caine, Derek Jacobi and Gugu Mbatha-Raw. It follows a young Alice and her brother Peter as they try to help their parents overcome the loss of their eldest son.
Plot[]
Opening on a young mother called Alice (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) who is reading the poem The Stolen Child by WB Yeats to her three children brothers Michael, John and older sister Wendy as a prelude to a story about her childhood. In it Alice (now played by Keira Chansa) is having a tea party out in the garden with her brother David Littleton (Reece Yates) looking on, all the while being watched by their younger brother Peter who is wearing makeshift warpaint.
Characters[]
- Peter Pan played by Jordan Nash
- Alice Littleton played by Keira Chansa
- Alice Mary Darling played by Gugu Mbatha-Raw
- Rose Littleton played by Angelina Jolie
- Jack Littleton played by David Oyelowo
- Eleanor Morrow played by Anna Chancellor
- Mad Hatter played by Clarke Peters
- Captain Hook played by David Gyasi
- David White Rabbit played by Reece Yates
- Mr.Smee played by Ned Dennehy
- Charlie played by Michael Caine
- Mr. Brown played by Derek Jacobi
- Hannah O'Farral played by Jenny Galloway
- Twins played by Harry Newman and Oliver Newman
- Tootles played by Rishi Kuppa
- Curly played by Jack Veal
- Slightly played by Alfie Hoang
- Nibs played by Nana Agyeman-Bediako
- George Darling played by Daniel Swain
- Wendy Darling played by Ava Fillery
- John Darling played by Jonathan Garcia
- Michael Darling played by Carter Thomas
- Mr. Browns Butler played by Sean Baker
- Doctor Richards played by Damian O'Hare
- Smoking Overweight Man played by Roger Ashton-Griffiths
- Ironmonger played by Martin Ballantyne
- The Butler played by Tristan Henry
- Mickey's Thug played by Samuel Pont
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Notes[]
- This is not the first time Peter Pan and Captain Hook have been blood related like his uncle, in some adaptions James Hook is revealed to be either Peter Pan's nephew, cousin, grandfather, even his father. They've been certain variations that depict Peter Pan and James Hook as either full or half-brothers.
- Wendy, John and Michael Darling being related to Peter Pan, in this case as niece and nephews, most likely stem from J.M. Barre's earlier drafts of said original Peter Pan book series where Wendy was originally going to be Peter Pan's sister.
- In the original story-line Peter Pan either journeys to Neverland by himself or with an earlier group of Lost boys prior to bringing the traditional ones back with him to this location. In this tale however it's implied that these Lost Boys have been to this place prior to taking Littleton there with them.
- The only sibling that Peter Pan had in the original story was a younger brother but in some later adaptions this was sometimes changed to him also having or instead a sister usually younger but occasionally older.
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| Film and Television | ||
|---|---|---|
| Film | ||
| Animated | Peter Pan (1953) • Peter Pan (1988) • Return to Never Land | |
| Live Action | Hook • Peter Pan • Pan • Wendy • Come Away • Peter Pan & Wendy • The Lost Girls • Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare | |
| Short film | Darling, Darling, Wendy • Bangarang • East of Kensington • Peter • Peter Pan • Never • Never Land • The Lost Girl | |
| Television | ||
| Animated series | Peter Pan no Bouken • Fox's Peter Pan & the Pirates • Jake and the Never Land Pirates • The New Adventures of Peter Pan | |
| TV films | Peter and Wendy • Neverland | |