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| Released | 1999 |
| Director | Nick Willing |
| Written by | Peter Barnes Lewis Carroll (novel) |
| Music | Richard Hartley |
| Studio | Hallmark Entertainment |
Alice in Wonderland is a 1999 TV movie based on Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Jim Henson's Creature Shop provided an array of animatronic characters, including the large-scale Gryphon, full-bodied puppets of the White Rabbit and March Hare, the animatronic body of the Cheshire Cat (with Whoopi Goldberg's face added), the smaller Dormouse, a baby, and a variety of flowers and small animals.
Cast
- Robbie Coltrane as Tweedledum
- Whoopi Goldberg as the Cheshire Cat
- Ben Kingsley as Major Caterpillar
- Christopher Lloyd as the White Knight
- Pete Postlethwaite as the Carpenter
- Miranda Richardson as the Queen of Hearts
- Martin Short as the Mad Hatter
- Peter Ustinov as the Walrus
- George Wendt as Tweedledee
- Gene Wilder as the Mock Turtle
- Tina Majorino as Alice
- Ken Dodd as Mr. Mouse
- Jason Flemyng as the Knave of Hearts
- Sheila Hancock as the Cook
- Simon Russell Beale as the King of Hearts
- Liz Smith as Miss Lory
- Elizabeth Spriggs as the Duchess
- Donald Sinden as the voice of the Gryphon
- Joanna Lumley as the voice of Tiger Lily
- Peter Bayliss as Mr Dodo
- Heathcote Williams as Mr Eaglet
- Ken Campbell as Mr Duck
- Murray Melvin as Chief Executioner
- Tim Potter as 1st Soldier
- Angus Barnett as 2nd Soldier
- Peter Eyre as Frogface Footman
- Hugh Lloyd as Fishface Footman
- John Owens as Red Bishop
Credits
- Production Designer: Roger Hall
- Producers: Robert Halmi Jr., Robert Halmi Sr., Dyson Lovell, and Chris Thompson
- Model Makers: Jamie Courtier, Adrian Parish, Dan Burnett, Nicky Lions, Mark Hunter, Nigel Blake, and Simon Williams
- Project Manager: Piers Hampton
- Creative Supervisor: Ray Scott
- Puppeteers: Richard Coombs, Kiran Shah, Francis Wright, Adrian Getley, Robert Tygner, Nigel Plaskitt, David Barclay, Susan Dacre, Louise Gold, Rebecca Nagan, Victoria Willing, Adrian Parish, Mark Hunter