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Peter Pan

2003, Movie, PG, 113 mins

Peter Pan: Review

Australian director P.J. Hogan's vivid 2003 take on the children's classic is the first in which J.M. Barrie's boy who won't grow up is actually played by a real, live boy. Peter (Jeremy Sumpter) whisks the Darling children, tomboyish Wendy (Rachel Hurd-Wood) and her boisterous younger brothers — from a cozy Victorian London of the mind to magical Neverland, where vain and spiteful Captain Hook (Jason Isaacs) tries to spoil everyone's fun. Kiddie nirvana, with a pod of eerie mermaids and capricious fairy Tinkerbell (pouty French pastry Ludivine Sagnier) for the grown-ups. Read the complete review for Peter Pan

Peter Pan: Cast & Details

Year: 2003
Rated PG

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Jason Isaacs: Mr. Darling/Captain Hook
Jeremy Sumpter: Peter Pan
Rachel Hurd-Wood: Wendy Darling
Olivia Williams: Mrs. Darling
Ludivine Sagnier: Tinker Bell
Richard Briers: Smee

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