They create some real connections between some of the characters that make for more interesting drama. Things get downright silly early on, but in the best way.Īfter the first act is complete, Peter Pan & Wendy starts to deal with some new elements that weren’t present in the original animated film, both in terms of plot and theme. A few of the details have been shuffled around, but the thing that’s the most interesting about the work is that it's very much a kids' movie. Michael travels with a stuffed bear, John wears a top hat. The small details are all there to ensure that you know you’re watching the Disney version of the story.
The first act of Peter Pan & Wendy largely follows the events of the animated film. The trio accept and find themselves in a land where they will never grow up but must now contend with a band of very grown-up pirates, led by Captain Hook (Jude Law). Peter Pan (Alexander Molony) arrives with his fairy sidekick Tinker Bell (Yara Shahidi) and offers to take her and her brothers John (Joshua Pickering) and Michael (Jacobi Jupe) to Neverland. Wendy (Ever Anderson) is on the verge of growing up, with the expectation of her leaving childhood behind – a step she herself is unsure about taking.
Barrie, then you’re going to be pretty up to speed with the plot of Peter Pan & Wendy. If you’re familiar with Disney’s animated Peter Pan or really any version of the story from author J.M. Rating: PG for violence, peril and thematic elements Starring: Jude Law, Alexander Molony, Ever Anderson, Yara Shahidi, Joshua Pickering, Jacobi Jupe, Molly Parker, and Alan Tudyk Written By: David Lowery and Toby Halbrooks
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