Alice in Wonderland (2010)

Director:

Tim Burton

Writers:

Linda Woolverton (screenplay)
Lewis Carroll (novels)

Release Date:

5 March 2010 (USA)

Genre:

Adventure | Family | Fantasy

Tagline:

You've got a very important date

Plot:

19-year-old Alice returns to the magical world from her childhood adventure, where she reunites with her old friends and learns of her true destiny: to end the Red Queen's reign of terror. |

Plot Keywords:

Alice In Wonderland | Based On Novel | Character Name In Title

Status:

Post-production | See complete list of 12,000 in-production titles »

Status Updated:

30 July 2009

More Info:

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Cast

Mia Wasikowska	...	Alice Kingsley
Johnny Depp	...	The Mad Hatter
Helena Bonham Carter	...	The Red Queen
Crispin Glover	...	The Knave of Hearts
Anne Hathaway	...	The White Queen
Stephen Fry	...	The Cheshire Cat
Christopher Lee	...	The Jabberwock
Michael Sheen	...	The White Rabbit
Alan Rickman	...	The Caterpillar
Matt Lucas	...	Tweedledee / Tweedledum
Timothy Spall	...	The Bloodhound
Barbara Windsor	...	The Dormouse
other cast:
Marton Csokas	...	Charles Kingsley
Lindsay Duncan	...	Helen Kingsley
Eleanor Tomlinson	...	Fiona Chataway
Frances de la Tour	...	Aunt Imogene
Tim Pigott-Smith	...	Lord Ascot
John Hopkins	...	Lowell Manchester
Geraldine James	...	Lady Ascot
Amy Bailey	...	Hatteress
Jemma Powell	...	Margaret Manchester
Leo Bill	...	Hamish Ascot
Eleanor Gecks	...	Faith Chataway
Lucy Davenport	...	Lady Long Ears
Arick Salmea	...	Red Queen Nobleman #1

Also Known As:

Alice (USA) (original script title)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

DTS | Dolby Digital | SDDS

Filming Locations:

Antony House, Torpoint, Cornwall, England, UK

Company:

Roth Films

Trivia:

Despite the fact that there have been many other Alice in Wonderland films, Tim Burton have said that he never felt a emotional connection to it and always thought it was a series of some girl wondering around from one crazy character to another. So this is an attempt to give this a framework, an emotional grounding, which he felt he never really had seen in any version before. Tim said that was the challenge for him - to make Alice feel like a story as opposed to a series of events.

Quotes:

[from trailer]
The Mad Hatter: [approaching a shrunken Alice] Alice! You're terribly late, you know. Naughty.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Wild Child (2008)