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Peter Pan

2010-09-08T11:29:04Z

I'm pretty sure Wendy was introduced by an earlier writer

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	Peter is the leader of the [[Lost Boys]], a band of boys who were lost by their parents, and came to live in Neverland; it is reported that he "thins them out" when they start to grow up. He is best friends with [[Tinker Bell]], a common fairy who is often jealously protective of him.		Peter is the leader of the [[Lost Boys]], a band of boys who were lost by their parents, and came to live in Neverland; it is reported that he "thins them out" when they start to grow up. He is best friends with [[Tinker Bell]], a common fairy who is often jealously protective of him.

-	His nemesis is [[Captain Hook]], whose hand he cut off in a duel. Hook's crew, including [[Smee]] and Starkey, also consider him a foe. The ''Starcatchers'' books introduce additional foes: [[Slank]], [[Lord Ombra]]~~, and [[Wendy Darling]],~~	+	His nemesis is [[Captain Hook]], whose hand he cut off in a duel. Hook's crew, including [[Smee]] and Starkey, also consider him a foe. The ''Starcatchers'' books introduce additional foes: [[Slank]] and [[Lord Ombra]].

	Peter's brother is [[Michael Pan]]. Barrie created him for a sequel idea, which he did not pursue other than incorporating his notes into the novel [[Peter and Wendy]]. [[Peter Von Brown]] picked up Barrie's musings and brought him to light as Peter's "older younger brother." In [[Peter Pan's NeverWorld]], Michael Pan is an adversary, stemming from "silbling rivalry."		Peter's brother is [[Michael Pan]]. Barrie created him for a sequel idea, which he did not pursue other than incorporating his notes into the novel [[Peter and Wendy]]. [[Peter Von Brown]] picked up Barrie's musings and brought him to light as Peter's "older younger brother." In [[Peter Pan's NeverWorld]], Michael Pan is an adversary, stemming from "silbling rivalry."

Peter Pan

2010-09-07T21:29:20Z

Relationships: added Michael Pan

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	Peter is the leader of the [[Lost Boys]], a band of boys who were lost by their parents, and came to live in Neverland; it is reported that he "thins them out" when they start to grow up. He is best friends with [[Tinker Bell]], a common fairy who is often jealously protective of him.		Peter is the leader of the [[Lost Boys]], a band of boys who were lost by their parents, and came to live in Neverland; it is reported that he "thins them out" when they start to grow up. He is best friends with [[Tinker Bell]], a common fairy who is often jealously protective of him.

-	His nemesis is [[Captain Hook]], whose hand he cut off in a duel. Hook's crew, including [[Smee]] and Starkey, also consider him a foe. The ''Starcatchers'' books introduce additional foes: [[Slank]], [[Lord Ombra]], and [[~~Captain Nerezza~~]].	+	His nemesis is [[Captain Hook]], whose hand he cut off in a duel. Hook's crew, including [[Smee]] and Starkey, also consider him a foe. The ''Starcatchers'' books introduce additional foes: [[Slank]], [[Lord Ombra]], and [[Wendy Darling]],
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		+	Peter's brother is [[Michael Pan]]. Barrie created him for a sequel idea, which he did not pursue other than incorporating his notes into the novel [[Peter and Wendy]]. [[Peter Von Brown]] picked up Barrie's musings and brought him to light as Peter's "older younger brother." In [[Peter Pan's NeverWorld]], Michael Pan is an adversary, stemming from "silbling rivalry."
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	From time to time Peter visits the real world, particularly around Kensington Gardens, and befriends children there. [[Wendy Darling]], whom he recruited to be his "mother", is the most significant of them; he also brings her brothers [[John Darling\|John]] and [[Michael Darling\|Michael]] to Never Land at her request. He later befriends Wendy's daughter Jane (and her subsequent daughter Margaret), and ''Peter and Wendy'' says that he will continue this pattern indefinitely. In ''Starcatchers'' he previously befriends [[Molly Aster]] and young [[George Darling]].		From time to time Peter visits the real world, particularly around Kensington Gardens, and befriends children there. [[Wendy Darling]], whom he recruited to be his "mother", is the most significant of them; he also brings her brothers [[John Darling\|John]] and [[Michael Darling\|Michael]] to Never Land at her request. He later befriends Wendy's daughter Jane (and her subsequent daughter Margaret), and ''Peter and Wendy'' says that he will continue this pattern indefinitely. In ''Starcatchers'' he previously befriends [[Molly Aster]] and young [[George Darling]].

Peter Banning

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This article is about the one character not the whole movie, and there's already a more brief synopsis at Hook (film)

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-	'''Peter Banning''' is [[Peter Pan]]'s identity outside of [[Neverland]] in the 1991 film ''[[Hook (film)\|Hook]]''. He is played by [[Robin Williams]] in the film.	+	'''Peter Banning''' is [[Peter Pan]]'s identity outside of [[Neverland]] in the 1991 film ''[[Hook (film)\|Hook]]''. He is played by [[Robin Williams]], who was also 40 years old at the time. Peter is a ruthlessly successful mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer with a wife [[Moira Banning\|Moira]] and two kids: [[Jack Banning\|Jack]] and [[Maggie Banning\|Maggie]]. His adoptive mother and grandmother-in-law is [[Wendy Darling]], who at the time of the film is an elderly woman known in London for her many years of work with orphans.

-	Peter is a ruthlessly successful mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer with a wife [[Moira Banning\|Moira]] and two kids: [[Jack Banning\|Jack]] and [[Maggie Banning\|Maggie]]. His adoptive mother and grandmother-in-law is [[Wendy Darling]], who at the time of the film is an elderly woman known in London for her many years of work with orphans. Peter Banning loves his family, and provides for them financially, but his work take up ~~mosts~~ of his time, so he tends to neglect spending ~~much time~~ with them, and especially fails to connect with his children. He has very much "grown up" and has repressed his memories as Peter Pan. When Peter and his family travel to London to visit Wendy, his children are kidnapped by [[Captain Hook]] who leaves Peter a note telling him that his presence is required at the request of Jack and Maggie. After a failed attempt by Wendy to make Peter remember who he once was, [[Tinkerbell]] greets him and takes him to Neverland where he tries to rescue his children on the [[Jolly Rodger]] where they are being held captive but is unsuccessful and is almost forced to walk the plank before Tinkerbell convinces Hook to give her three days to retrain Peter. However, Peter is accidently knocked overboard but is saved from drowning by [[Mermaids]] and is brought to the home of the [[Lost Boys]] who don't believe that he is Peter Pan. He is subsequently confronted by [[Rufio]], who succeeded Peter Pan as leader of the Lost Boys following his departure from Neverland. Rufio initially wants to kill Peter for being a grown up since all grown ups are pirates in Neverland and refuses to believe that Peter is their former leader. [[Pockets]], a fellow lost boy, catches a glimpse of Peter Pan in Peter's eyes and Rufio reluctantly agrees to retrain him. During his training, Peter loses much weight and learns how to use a sword. At an imaginary banquet, Peter is frustrated by the lack of food and is mocked by Rufio who provokes him into a name-calling match. The two exchange insults back and forth until Peter gains the upper hand and the Lost Boys begin to cheer for Peter, who taunts Rufio by imagining flinging food at him from a spoon which, to everyone's surprise, comes to life and hits Rufio in the face. Peter and the boys go back to eating while Rufio flees in jealousy. When they all get into a food fight, Rufio grabs a coconut and angrilly throws it at Peter, who manages to slice it in half with a sword to the amazement of the Lost Boys. Peter is heartbroken when he realises that Jack has come to see Hook as a father figure during a baseball game which Hook set up for him, and becomes determined to learn how to fly. He comes across his former underground home which had been burnt down by Hook after he left Neverland, and finds Tinkerbell waiting for him. It is here that he recalls his past adventures with Wendy, [[John Darling\|John]] and [[Michael Darling\|Michael]]. After finding his old teddy bear he had as an infant, he comes to remember his mother and the reason he decided to leave Neverland and grow up: he fell in love with Moira and wanted to be a father, the latter being his happy thought which grants him the ability to fly and he becomes Peter Pan once again. The Lost Boys are ecstatic to have their old leader back and an amazed Rufio gives Peter the Pan sword. That evening, Peter witnesses Tinkerbell transform into human size having had her wish to grow bigger granted and she kisses him, telling Peter she loves him but he turns her down as he is in love with Moira and must rescue his children. Tinkerbell understands, returning to her original form, and Peter and the Lost Boys prepare for battle against Hook and the pirates. During the battle, Peter is able to rescue Maggie. Rufio is killed in a duel with Hook and dies in Peter's arms after admitting to Peter that he wished he had a father like him. Jack witnesses this and sees through Hook's lies, reuniting with Peter, who clashes swords with Hook one last time. After a long duel, Peter manages to disarm Hook but as he is about to kill him, Jack and Maggie convince him that he can't hurt them anymore, and Peter demands that Hook and take his ship and never return. Just as the three are about to leave, Hook pulls a dagger from under his sleeth and pins Peter against the deceased crocodile that had eaten his hand. As Hook prepares to kill Peter with his hook, he is stopped by Tinkerbell, and Peter drives the hook into the crocodile which seems to come back to life and eats Hook alive. Peter says his goodbyes to the Lost Boys and passes on leadership to [[Thud Butt]] as he is the biggest of the boys. Back in London, he and Tinkerbell bid farewell to one another and Peter reunites with his family and Wendy, now commited to spending more time with them and they witness [[Tootles]] fly to Neverland after his marbles turn into fairy dust and grant him the ability to fly. Wendy remarks that Peter's adventures are now over, but Peter insists that to live would be an awfully big adventure too.	+	Peter Banning loves his family, and provides for them financially, but his work take up most of his time, so he tends to neglect spending any with them, and especially fails to connect with his children. He has very much "grown up".

-	He adopted the surname ''Banning'' when he left Neverland, and was adopted by "Granny Wendy". Many people mishear the character's surname as ''Panning'', since it's obviously derived from ''Pan'', but if you listen closely (or read the credits), you can confirm that it ~~is indeed~~ ''Banning''. Think about it: if [[Peter Llewelyn Davies]] had so much trouble being called ''Peter Pan'' all his life, just think how thin a disguise the name ''Peter Panning'' would be.	+	He adopted the surname ''Banning'' when he left Neverland, and was adopted by "Granny Wendy". Many people mishear the character's surname as ''Panning'', since it's obviously derived from ''Pan'', but if you listen closely (or read the credits), you can confirm that it's ''Banning''. Think about it: if [[Peter Llewelyn Davies]] had so much trouble being called ''Peter Pan'' all his life, just think how thin a disguise the name ''Peter Panning'' would be.

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Peter Banning

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-	'''Peter Banning''' is [[Peter Pan]]'s identity outside of [[Neverland]] in the 1991 film ''[[Hook (film)\|Hook]]''. He is played by [[Robin Williams]], who was also 40 years old at the time. Peter is a ruthlessly successful mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer with a wife [[Moira Banning\|Moira]] and two kids: [[Jack Banning\|Jack]] and [[Maggie Banning\|Maggie]]. His adoptive mother and grandmother-in~~-law is [[Wendy Darling]], who at the time of~~ the film ~~is an elderly woman known in London for her many years of work with orphans~~.	+	'''Peter Banning''' is [[Peter Pan]]'s identity outside of [[Neverland]] in the 1991 film ''[[Hook (film)\|Hook]]''. He is played by [[Robin Williams]] in the film.

-	Peter Banning loves his family, and provides for them financially, but his work take up ~~most~~ of his time, so he tends to neglect spending ~~any~~ with them, and especially fails to connect with his children. He has very much "grown up".	+	Peter is a ruthlessly successful mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer with a wife [[Moira Banning\|Moira]] and two kids: [[Jack Banning\|Jack]] and [[Maggie Banning\|Maggie]]. His adoptive mother and grandmother-in-law is [[Wendy Darling]], who at the time of the film is an elderly woman known in London for her many years of work with orphans. Peter Banning loves his family, and provides for them financially, but his work take up mosts of his time, so he tends to neglect spending much time with them, and especially fails to connect with his children. He has very much "grown up" and has repressed his memories as Peter Pan. When Peter and his family travel to London to visit Wendy, his children are kidnapped by [[Captain Hook]] who leaves Peter a note telling him that his presence is required at the request of Jack and Maggie. After a failed attempt by Wendy to make Peter remember who he once was, [[Tinkerbell]] greets him and takes him to Neverland where he tries to rescue his children on the [[Jolly Rodger]] where they are being held captive but is unsuccessful and is almost forced to walk the plank before Tinkerbell convinces Hook to give her three days to retrain Peter. However, Peter is accidently knocked overboard but is saved from drowning by [[Mermaids]] and is brought to the home of the [[Lost Boys]] who don't believe that he is Peter Pan. He is subsequently confronted by [[Rufio]], who succeeded Peter Pan as leader of the Lost Boys following his departure from Neverland. Rufio initially wants to kill Peter for being a grown up since all grown ups are pirates in Neverland and refuses to believe that Peter is their former leader. [[Pockets]], a fellow lost boy, catches a glimpse of Peter Pan in Peter's eyes and Rufio reluctantly agrees to retrain him. During his training, Peter loses much weight and learns how to use a sword. At an imaginary banquet, Peter is frustrated by the lack of food and is mocked by Rufio who provokes him into a name-calling match. The two exchange insults back and forth until Peter gains the upper hand and the Lost Boys begin to cheer for Peter, who taunts Rufio by imagining flinging food at him from a spoon which, to everyone's surprise, comes to life and hits Rufio in the face. Peter and the boys go back to eating while Rufio flees in jealousy. When they all get into a food fight, Rufio grabs a coconut and angrilly throws it at Peter, who manages to slice it in half with a sword to the amazement of the Lost Boys. Peter is heartbroken when he realises that Jack has come to see Hook as a father figure during a baseball game which Hook set up for him, and becomes determined to learn how to fly. He comes across his former underground home which had been burnt down by Hook after he left Neverland, and finds Tinkerbell waiting for him. It is here that he recalls his past adventures with Wendy, [[John Darling\|John]] and [[Michael Darling\|Michael]]. After finding his old teddy bear he had as an infant, he comes to remember his mother and the reason he decided to leave Neverland and grow up: he fell in love with Moira and wanted to be a father, the latter being his happy thought which grants him the ability to fly and he becomes Peter Pan once again. The Lost Boys are ecstatic to have their old leader back and an amazed Rufio gives Peter the Pan sword. That evening, Peter witnesses Tinkerbell transform into human size having had her wish to grow bigger granted and she kisses him, telling Peter she loves him but he turns her down as he is in love with Moira and must rescue his children. Tinkerbell understands, returning to her original form, and Peter and the Lost Boys prepare for battle against Hook and the pirates. During the battle, Peter is able to rescue Maggie. Rufio is killed in a duel with Hook and dies in Peter's arms after admitting to Peter that he wished he had a father like him. Jack witnesses this and sees through Hook's lies, reuniting with Peter, who clashes swords with Hook one last time. After a long duel, Peter manages to disarm Hook but as he is about to kill him, Jack and Maggie convince him that he can't hurt them anymore, and Peter demands that Hook and take his ship and never return. Just as the three are about to leave, Hook pulls a dagger from under his sleeth and pins Peter against the deceased crocodile that had eaten his hand. As Hook prepares to kill Peter with his hook, he is stopped by Tinkerbell, and Peter drives the hook into the crocodile which seems to come back to life and eats Hook alive. Peter says his goodbyes to the Lost Boys and passes on leadership to [[Thud Butt]] as he is the biggest of the boys. Back in London, he and Tinkerbell bid farewell to one another and Peter reunites with his family and Wendy, now commited to spending more time with them and they witness [[Tootles]] fly to Neverland after his marbles turn into fairy dust and grant him the ability to fly. Wendy remarks that Peter's adventures are now over, but Peter insists that to live would be an awfully big adventure too.

-	He adopted the surname ''Banning'' when he left Neverland, and was adopted by "Granny Wendy". Many people mishear the character's surname as ''Panning'', since it's obviously derived from ''Pan'', but if you listen closely (or read the credits), you can confirm that it's ''Banning''. Think about it: if [[Peter Llewelyn Davies]] had so much trouble being called ''Peter Pan'' all his life, just think how thin a disguise the name ''Peter Panning'' would be.	+	He adopted the surname ''Banning'' when he left Neverland, and was adopted by "Granny Wendy". Many people mishear the character's surname as ''Panning'', since it's obviously derived from ''Pan'', but if you listen closely (or read the credits), you can confirm that it is indeed ''Banning''. Think about it: if [[Peter Llewelyn Davies]] had so much trouble being called ''Peter Pan'' all his life, just think how thin a disguise the name ''Peter Panning'' would be.

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Characters of Peter Pan

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Pirates:

Wendy Darling

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Portrayal in television:

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	In the anime series ''[[Peter Pan no Boken]]'' (''Adventures of Peter Pan''), which is a part of the World Masterpiece Theater, a rather tomboyish Wendy has a pivotal role in the second part of the series, which depicts a completely original story where Peter Pan, the Lost Kids and the Darling siblings must save a young witch named Luna from the clutches of her evil grandmother, the witch Sinistra, and Wendy is the one who truly saves her. She's also shown directly antagonizing Captain Hook when he kidnaps her in the first part, yelling at him and even impersonating his mother at some point to manipulate his fears against him.		In the anime series ''[[Peter Pan no Boken]]'' (''Adventures of Peter Pan''), which is a part of the World Masterpiece Theater, a rather tomboyish Wendy has a pivotal role in the second part of the series, which depicts a completely original story where Peter Pan, the Lost Kids and the Darling siblings must save a young witch named Luna from the clutches of her evil grandmother, the witch Sinistra, and Wendy is the one who truly saves her. She's also shown directly antagonizing Captain Hook when he kidnaps her in the first part, yelling at him and even impersonating his mother at some point to manipulate his fears against him.
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		+	A black-haired Wendy starred in Fox's Peter Pan and the Pirates, and was portrayed by Christina Lange. She was portrayed without a British accent and wore a crown of flowers in her short hair.

	Wendy herself is voiced by veteran voice actress [[Naoko Matsui]], who provides her voice in the Japanese version of the Disney film.		Wendy herself is voiced by veteran voice actress [[Naoko Matsui]], who provides her voice in the Japanese version of the Disney film.

Tiger Lily

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	In the Disney version Tiger Lily is kidnapped by Captain Hook and [[Smee]]. Hook threatens to kill her if she does not tell him Peter's hiding place. Save for a brief call for help (which is the closest she ever comes to speaking, although her cry is muffled by water as she sinks, but one can still tell and it's apparent), she remains silent, as she does through the whole movie, refusing to betray Peter. She is saved by Peter and he takes her to her tribe. During the celebration of her return, Tiger Lily shows her affection towards Peter. At first, Peter watches Tiger Lily dance, then Tiger Lily jumps down and gives Peter a kiss. This turns Peter bright red. Then they dance together, which makes Wendy very jealous.		In the Disney version Tiger Lily is kidnapped by Captain Hook and [[Smee]]. Hook threatens to kill her if she does not tell him Peter's hiding place. Save for a brief call for help (which is the closest she ever comes to speaking, although her cry is muffled by water as she sinks, but one can still tell and it's apparent), she remains silent, as she does through the whole movie, refusing to betray Peter. She is saved by Peter and he takes her to her tribe. During the celebration of her return, Tiger Lily shows her affection towards Peter. At first, Peter watches Tiger Lily dance, then Tiger Lily jumps down and gives Peter a kiss. This turns Peter bright red. Then they dance together, which makes Wendy very jealous.
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		+	In the rather dark adaption French comic book series of Peter Pan, Tiger Lily makes a few appearances as a rather spoiled princess. She is saved by one of Peter Pan's best friends and her father remarks that he is worthy to be her husband but Tiger Lily refuses and wants to marry Peter Pan instead as she forces a kiss on Peter Pan's lips, Peter Pan shocked and upset pushes her away in rejection. Her father is displeased with her behavior and Peter Pan and his friends leave.

	In Fox's animated series adaptation, she has a brother named Hard-To-Hit, and somewhat of a bigger but recurring role here, and more likely speaks. Their tribal chief is known as Great Big Little Panther, who's also their father. She and her sibling sometimes accompany, and assist Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, The Darling Siblings, and The Lost Boys on the adventures that they have together. There doesn't seem to be any competition amongst her, Wendy and Tinker Bell for Peter Pan's affections in this version. Here, she is portrayed by voice actress Cree Summer.		In Fox's animated series adaptation, she has a brother named Hard-To-Hit, and somewhat of a bigger but recurring role here, and more likely speaks. Their tribal chief is known as Great Big Little Panther, who's also their father. She and her sibling sometimes accompany, and assist Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, The Darling Siblings, and The Lost Boys on the adventures that they have together. There doesn't seem to be any competition amongst her, Wendy and Tinker Bell for Peter Pan's affections in this version. Here, she is portrayed by voice actress Cree Summer.

Bob Hoskins

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-	'''Robert William "Bob" Hoskins, Jr.''' (born 26 October 1942) is the English actor who played [[Smee]] in the 1991 film ''[[Hook (film)\|Hook]]''. He is known for playing Cockney rough diamonds, psychopaths and gangsters, in films such as ''The Long Good Friday'' (1980), and ''Mona Lisa'' (1986), and lighter roles in ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit'' (1988).	+	'''Robert William "Bob" Hoskins, Jr.''' (born 26 October 1942) is the English actor who played [[Smee]] in the 1991 film ''[[Hook (film)\|Hook]]'', returning to the role for the 2011 Syfy-Channel prequel ''[[Neverland (TV film)\|Neverland]]''. He is known for playing Cockney rough diamonds, psychopaths and gangsters, in films such as ''The Long Good Friday'' (1980), and ''Mona Lisa'' (1986), and lighter roles in ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit'' (1988).

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Rhys Ifans

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-	'''Rhys Ifans''' (born Rhys Owain Evans, July 22, 1967) is a Welsh actor and musician, who ~~played~~ [[Captain Hook]] in the 2011 Syfy film ''[[Neverland (TV film)\|Neverland]]''. He is known for his portrayal of characters such as Spike in ''Notting Hill'' and Jed Parry in ''Enduring Love'' and as a member of the Welsh rock groups Super Furry Animals and The Peth.	+	'''Rhys Ifans''' (born Rhys Owain Evans, July 22, 1967) is a Welsh actor and musician, who plays [[Captain Hook]] in the 2011 Syfy-Channel film ''[[Neverland (TV film)\|Neverland]]''. He is known for his portrayal of characters such as Spike in ''Notting Hill'' and Jed Parry in ''Enduring Love'' and as a member of the Welsh rock groups Super Furry Animals and The Peth.

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	Since 2007 Ifans has sung with Welsh psychedelic rock band The Peth (Peth is Welsh for "Thing"), featuring Super Furry Animals' Dafydd Ieuan, which played a number of concert dates in South Wales and in London in the autumn of 2008.		Since 2007 Ifans has sung with Welsh psychedelic rock band The Peth (Peth is Welsh for "Thing"), featuring Super Furry Animals' Dafydd Ieuan, which played a number of concert dates in South Wales and in London in the autumn of 2008.

-	Ifans ~~will play~~ Xenophillius Lovegood, editor of the wizarding magazine ''The Quibbler'' and father of the eccentric Luna Lovegood. He will be playing Howard Marks, the real person who was released from prison for helping illiterate criminals to read and write so they could get an education behind bars. He played a villain in ''Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang''.	+	Ifans plays Xenophillius Lovegood, editor of the wizarding magazine ''The Quibbler'' and father of the eccentric Luna Lovegood in ''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows''. He will be playing Howard Marks, the real person who was released from prison for helping illiterate criminals to read and write so they could get an education behind bars. He played a villain in ''Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang''.

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Rhys Ifans

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'''Rhys Ifans''' (born Rhys Owain Evans, July 22, 1967) is a Welsh actor and musician, who played [[Captain Hook]] in the 2011 Syfy film ''[[Neverland (TV film)|Neverland]]''. He is known for his portrayal of characters such as Spike in ''Notting Hill'' and Jed Parry in ''Enduring Love'' and as a member of the Welsh rock groups Super Furry Animals and The Peth.

==Early life==
Ifans was born in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales. His first language is Welsh and he has said that he began using the Welsh spelling of his last name, "just to be difficult".

Ifans grew up in Ruthin, North Wales, and received his primary education at Ysgol Pentrecelyn, where his mother worked, before attending Ysgol Maes Garmon, a Welsh language secondary school in Flintshire. He also attended youth acting schools at Theatr Clwyd and trained at The Royal Scottish Academy.

== Career ==
In 1990, Ifans presented ''Sdwnsh'' (Welsh for "Mash"), an anarchic children's quiz show, broadcast on Welsh language TV channel S4C.

Ifans appeared in many Welsh television programs before embarking on his film career, as well as performing at the Royal National Theatre, London and the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester.

He was briefly lead vocalist of the rock band Super Furry Animals before they found national success.

After his role as Jeremy Lewis in the Swansea-based movie ''Twin Town'' (1997), he gained international exposure in his role as the slovenly roommate Spike in the British film ''Notting Hill'' (1999). According to the DVD commentary, Ifans did not wash or brush his teeth, in preparation for the role. He played Adrian, the pompous eldest brother in ''Little Nicky'' (2000).

His film roles include: ''Eyeball Paul'' in ''Kevin and Perry Go Large'' (2000), Nigel in ''The Replacements'' (2000), Iki in ''The 51st State' (2001), William Dobbin in ''Vanity Fair'' (2004) and Vladis Grutas in ''Hannibal Rising'' (2007). He played Jed Parry in the film version of Ian McEwan's ''Enduring Love'' and the lead role in ''Danny Deckchair'' (2003) as Danny Morgan.

In 2002 he gained some controversy in the British media for his alleged support of Welsh nationalist group Meibion Glyndŵr, a militant group who support violence against English home owners in the Welsh heartlands.

In 2005, Ifans picked up a [[Wikipedia:BAFTA|BAFTA]] for his critically acclaimed portrayal of comedian Peter Cook in the TV film ''Not Only But Always''. Later that year he made a guest appearance for the rock band Oasis in the video for their single "The Importance of Being Idle" for which he accepted their award for ''Video Of the Year'' at the 2005/2006 NME Awards. This was not Ifans's first foray into the world of music videos: he has also made appearances in the music videos for "God! Show Me Magic", and "Hometown unicorn" by the Super Furry Animals, "Mulder & Scully" by Catatonia, and "Mama Told Me Not To Come" by Tom Jones and the Stereophonics.

In December 2006, he returned to the London stage for the first time since 2003 in Michael Grandage's production ''Don Juan In Soho'' at the Donmar Warehouse. He had appeared previously at the Donmar in 2003's ''Accidental Death Of An Anarchist''. Earlier stage work includes ''Hamlet'' at Theatre Clwyd, ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' at the Regent's Park Theatre and ''Under Milk Wood'' and ''Volpone'' at the Royal National Theatre.

On 16 July 2007, he received an Honorary Fellowship from Bangor University in north Wales, for services to the film industry.

Since 2007 Ifans has sung with Welsh psychedelic rock band The Peth (Peth is Welsh for "Thing"), featuring Super Furry Animals' Dafydd Ieuan, which played a number of concert dates in South Wales and in London in the autumn of 2008.

Ifans will play Xenophillius Lovegood, editor of the wizarding magazine ''The Quibbler'' and father of the eccentric Luna Lovegood. He will be playing Howard Marks, the real person who was released from prison for helping illiterate criminals to read and write so they could get an education behind bars. He played a villain in ''Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang''.

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Charlie Rowe

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	'''Charlie Rowe''' (born April 23, 1996 in Islington, London) is the actor who plays [[Peter Pan]] in the 2011 Syfy Channel prequel ''[[Neverland (TV film)\|Neverland]]''.		'''Charlie Rowe''' (born April 23, 1996 in Islington, London) is the actor who plays [[Peter Pan]] in the 2011 Syfy Channel prequel ''[[Neverland (TV film)\|Neverland]]''.

-	He had small roles in 2007's ''The Golden Compass'' film, and the 2009 film about another kind of pirate ''The Boat That Rocked'' (aka ''Pirate Radio''). He played young Robin in an episode of the UK TV series ''Robin Hood''. He appears in the 2010 holiday-season film ''Nutcracker in 3D''. He has a more substantial role in the 2011 film ''Never Let Me Go'' as the younger version of Andrew Garfield's character.	+	He had small roles in 2007's ''The Golden Compass'' film, and the 2009 film about another kind of pirate ''The Boat That Rocked'' (aka ''Pirate Radio''). He played young Robin in an episode of the UK TV series ''Robin Hood''. He appears in the 2010 holiday-season film ''Nutcracker in 3D''. He has a more substantial role in the 2011 film ''Never Let Me Go'' as the younger version of Andrew Garfield's character, and is slated to portray young Charles Xavier (the future leader of the X-Men) in a prequel to the big-budget film series.

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'''Charlie Rowe''' (born April 23, 1996 in Islington, London) is the actor who plays [[Peter Pan]] in the 2011 Syfy Channel prequel ''[[Neverland (TV film)|Neverland]]''.

He had small roles in 2007's ''The Golden Compass'' film, and the 2009 film about another kind of pirate ''The Boat That Rocked'' (aka ''Pirate Radio''). He played young Robin in an episode of the UK TV series ''Robin Hood''. He appears in the 2010 holiday-season film ''Nutcracker in 3D''. He has a more substantial role in the 2011 film ''Never Let Me Go'' as the younger version of Andrew Garfield's character.

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Neverland (TV film)

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-	'''''Neverland''''' is a ~~2010 "reimagining" of the~~ Peter Pan story, to be shown in two parts on the Syfy Channel. According to advance info from the network, the feature "re-imagines Peter Pan's Neverland and how it came to be". The channel previously produced ''[[Wikipedia:Tin Man (TV miniseries)\|Tin Man]]'' (2007) and ''[[Wikipedia:Alice (TV miniseries)\|Alice]]'' (2009), which reinterpreted the stories of ''[[The Wonderful Wizard of Oz]]'' and ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'', setting them roughly in the present, with science fiction and modern fantasy elements added. ''~~Tin Man~~'' ~~did not make direct references to~~ the ~~original, but~~ ''~~Alice~~'' ~~was set~~ in ~~loose continuity 150 years later~~.	+	'''''Neverland''''' is a 2011 prequel to well-known ''[[Peter Pan and Wendy]]'' story, to be shown in two parts on the Syfy Channel. According to advance info from the network, the feature "re-imagines Peter Pan's Neverland and how it came to be". The channel previously produced ''[[Wikipedia:Tin Man (TV miniseries)\|Tin Man]]'' (2007) and ''[[Wikipedia:Alice (TV miniseries)\|Alice]]'' (2009), which reinterpreted the stories of ''[[The Wonderful Wizard of Oz]]'' and ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'', setting them roughly in the present, with science fiction and modern fantasy elements added. This production, however, is presented as an "origin story" for Peter Pan, much like ''[[Peter and the Starcatchers]]''... and also ignoring the fact that J. M. Barrie wrote one: ''[[Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens]]''.
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		+	The film is written and directed by [[Nick Willing]], and filmed in Genoa and Dublin.
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		+	==Plot==
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		+	Syfy describes the story as follows:
		+	<blockquote>Raised on the streets of turn-of-the century London, orphaned Peter (Rowe) and his pals survive by their fearless wits as cunning young pickpockets. Now, they've been rounded up by their mentor Jimmy Hook (Ifans) to snatch a priceless--some believe, magical--treasure which transports them to another world. Neverland is a realm of white jungles and legendary mysteries of eternal youth, where unknown friends and enemies snatched from time welcome the new travelers with both excitement and trepidation. These groups include a band of 18th century pirates led by the power-mad Elizabeth Bonny (Friel), and the Native American Kaw tribe led by a Holy Man (Trujillo), which has protected the secret of the tree spirits from Bonny and her gang for ages - and that has meant war. But as the fight to save this strange and beautiful world becomes vital, Hook, Peter, and the ragamuffin lost boys consider that growing old somewhere in time could be less important than growing up, right here in their new home called Neverland. </blockquote>
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		+	==Cast==
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		+	*[[Charlie Rowe]] – Peter Pan.
		+	*[[Rhys Ifans]] – James Hook
		+	*[[Anna Friel]] – Captain Elizabeth Bonny
		+	*[[Bob Hoskins]] – Smee
		+	*[[Raoul Trujillo]] – Holy Man

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Tiger Lily

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	In the Disney version Tiger Lily is kidnapped by Captain Hook and [[Smee]]. Hook threatens to kill her if she does not tell him Peter's hiding place. Save for a brief call for help (which is the closest she ever comes to speaking, although her cry is muffled by water as she sinks, but one can still tell and it's apparent), she remains silent, as she does through the whole movie, refusing to betray Peter. She is saved by Peter and he takes her to her tribe. During the celebration of her return, Tiger Lily shows her affection towards Peter. At first, Peter watches Tiger Lily dance, then Tiger Lily jumps down and gives Peter a kiss. This turns Peter bright red. Then they dance together, which makes Wendy very jealous.		In the Disney version Tiger Lily is kidnapped by Captain Hook and [[Smee]]. Hook threatens to kill her if she does not tell him Peter's hiding place. Save for a brief call for help (which is the closest she ever comes to speaking, although her cry is muffled by water as she sinks, but one can still tell and it's apparent), she remains silent, as she does through the whole movie, refusing to betray Peter. She is saved by Peter and he takes her to her tribe. During the celebration of her return, Tiger Lily shows her affection towards Peter. At first, Peter watches Tiger Lily dance, then Tiger Lily jumps down and gives Peter a kiss. This turns Peter bright red. Then they dance together, which makes Wendy very jealous.

-	In Fox's animated series adaptation, she has a brother named Hard-To-Hit, and somewhat of a bigger but recurring role here, and more likely speaks. Their tribal chief is known as Great Big Little Panther. She and her sibling sometimes accompany, and assist Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, The Darling Siblings, and The Lost Boys on the adventures that they have together. There doesn't seem to be any competition amongst her, Wendy and Tinker Bell for Peter Pan's affections in this version. Here, she is portrayed by voice actress Cree Summer.	+	In Fox's animated series adaptation, she has a brother named Hard-To-Hit, and somewhat of a bigger but recurring role here, and more likely speaks. Their tribal chief is known as Great Big Little Panther, who's also their father. She and her sibling sometimes accompany, and assist Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, The Darling Siblings, and The Lost Boys on the adventures that they have together. There doesn't seem to be any competition amongst her, Wendy and Tinker Bell for Peter Pan's affections in this version. Here, she is portrayed by voice actress Cree Summer.

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Janet Barrie

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	Blank medical forms found in the trunk point to a woman named '''Jean M. Barrie''', believed to have been born in 1916 in San Francisco and to have worked as a nurse in the area. Also found were postcards addressed to her from a brother Thomas in SF, and a typing manual with the name "Jean M. Barrie" written on it. The 94-unit apartment building was home to a large number of single women in the 1930s, including professionals such as nurses.		Blank medical forms found in the trunk point to a woman named '''Jean M. Barrie''', believed to have been born in 1916 in San Francisco and to have worked as a nurse in the area. Also found were postcards addressed to her from a brother Thomas in SF, and a typing manual with the name "Jean M. Barrie" written on it. The 94-unit apartment building was home to a large number of single women in the 1930s, including professionals such as nurses.

-	Voter registration records identify a woman named '''Janet M. Barrie''' as living in the building around 1950, and census records show her living in the neighborhood in 1930. Although the name doesn't match the documents in the trunk, an 1929 LA directory has her at the same address but identifies her "Jean" (perhaps like [[Barrie family\|James' sister Jean Ann]] was called "Jane"). According to immigration records, Janet was born in Scotland in 1901, and immigrated to the US via Canada, living in both Chicago and Los Angeles. She was a private nurse, and married a doctor named George Knapp in 1964.	+	Voter registration records identify a woman named '''Janet M. Barrie''' as living in the building around 1950, and census records show her living in the neighborhood in 1930. Although the name doesn't match the documents in the trunk, an 1929 LA directory has her at the same address but identifies her "Jean" (perhaps like [[Barrie family\|James' sister Jean Ann]] was called "Jane"). According to immigration records, Janet was born in Blantyre, Lanarkshire, Scotland in 1897 or 1901, and immigrated to the US via Canada, living in both Chicago and Los Angeles. She was a private nurse, and married a doctor named George Knapp in 1964.

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Bluebell in Fairyland

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-	Bluebell meets Will o'the Wisp, who will help her. They meet the Fairy Waterlilly, who leads them to the Enchanted Glade, where they find the Magic Oak, which grows above the Sleepy King's dungeon. Peter kills the dwarf who is guarding the Oak, and the group descends. The Sleepy King has grown old. Bluebell awakens him by ringing a bell, and they all head for the Palace. At the Doll's Castle, a big party is in progress. Everyone enters, and Bluebell introduces the Sleepy King, who is revealed as the rightful King, and also as Bluebell's sweetheart, the [[crossing sweeper]] Dicky. The reigning King and Queen are dethroned, and Dicky asks Bluebell to be his queen. Just then the Cristmas bells chime, and Bluebell knows that she must return to her two sisters, so she flees back to the garret.	+	Bluebell meets Will o'the Wisp, who will help her. They meet the Fairy Waterlilly, who leads them to the Enchanted Glade, where they find the Magic Oak, which grows above the Sleepy King's dungeon. Peter kills the dwarf who is guarding the Oak, and the group descends. The Sleepy King has grown old. Bluebell awakens him by ringing a bell, and they all head for the Palace. At the Doll's Castle, a big party is in progress. Everyone enters, and Bluebell introduces the Sleepy King, who is revealed as the rightful King, and also as Bluebell's sweetheart, the crossing sweeper Dicky. The reigning King and Queen are dethroned, and Dicky asks Bluebell to be his queen. Just then the Cristmas bells chime, and Bluebell knows that she must return to her two sisters, so she flees back to the garret.

	It is morning, and as Bluebell awakens, Mr. Joplin and Dicky come in. Mr. Joplin wants to adopt all three girls, to Dicky's great alarm. But Bluebell rushes back, and she and Dicky become engaged, and all ends happily.		It is morning, and as Bluebell awakens, Mr. Joplin and Dicky come in. Mr. Joplin wants to adopt all three girls, to Dicky's great alarm. But Bluebell rushes back, and she and Dicky become engaged, and all ends happily.

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	*'''[[Clank]]''' is also a tinker-talent sparrow man, large and not very bright.		*'''[[Clank]]''' is also a tinker-talent sparrow man, large and not very bright.

-	*'''[[Terence]]''' is a dust-talent sparrow man, who hands out pixie dust to other fairies each day.	+	*'''[[Terence]]''' is a dust-talent sparrow man, who hands out pixie dust to other fairies each day. He also has a crush on Tink.

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	*'''[[Fairy Gary]]''' is the boss of all dust-talent fairies, who, is although very serious when it comes to fairy dust, loves to joke around. He always reminds everyone that they are allowed exactly one cup of fairy dust per day, no more, and no less. He is sort of husky, and talks that way, too.		*'''[[Fairy Gary]]''' is the boss of all dust-talent fairies, who, is although very serious when it comes to fairy dust, loves to joke around. He always reminds everyone that they are allowed exactly one cup of fairy dust per day, no more, and no less. He is sort of husky, and talks that way, too.
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Tinker Bell: Race Through the Seasons

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-	'''''Tinker Bell: Race Through the Seasons''''' (working title) is going to be the fifth of the animated direct-to-DVD [[Tinker Bell films]], and the last one to be announced. It is due in 2012. It reportedly takes place on Leap Day (which there will be in 2012), when they have a kind of Fairy Olympics.	+	'''''Tinker Bell: Race Through the Seasons''''' (working title) is going to be the fifth and final of the animated direct-to-DVD [[Tinker Bell films]], and the last one to be announced. It is due in 2012. It reportedly takes place on Leap Day (which there will be in 2012), when they have a kind of Fairy Olympics.

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	*'''[[Captain James Hook]]''' - Peter Pan's greatest adversary. He swears revenge on Peter for cutting off his hand and feeding it to a giant crocodile.		*'''[[Captain James Hook]]''' - Peter Pan's greatest adversary. He swears revenge on Peter for cutting off his hand and feeding it to a giant crocodile.
-	*'''[[Smee]]''' - Captain Hook's right-hand man, the most prominent of the Hook's crew in every presentation of the story.	+	*'''[[Smee]]''' - Captain Hook's right-hand man, the most prominent of the Hook's crew in every presentation of the story.
-	*'''"Gentleman" [[Starkey]]''' - First mate on the ''Jolly Roger''.	+	*'''"Gentleman" [[Starkey]]''' - First mate on the ''Jolly Roger'''' also called "Gentleman Starkey" because of his impeccable manners. He used to be an usher in a [[public school (UK)\|public school]] and is described as "still dainty in his ways of killing." He is the only pirate apart from [[Smee]] to survive the final battle, being captured by the Indians and forced to be a [[babysitter]] for them. He is also the only one of [[Captain Hook\|Hook's]] pirates apart from [[Smee]] who returns in [[Peter Pan in Scarlet]], now happily in charge of a large group of extremely well-mannered child pirates (the children he was watching for the Indians; he taught them manners and then taught them piracy). He was one of the pirates who made up [[Captain Hook\|Hook's]] much smaller crew in the Fox animated series. Here, he was a foppish [[France\|French]] pirate who wielded a [[rapier]].
	*'''[[Ed Teynte]]''' - Hook's quartermaster.		*'''[[Ed Teynte]]''' - Hook's quartermaster.
-	*'''[[Bill Jukes]]''' - Every inch of his body tattooed.	+	*'''[[Bill Jukes]]''' - Every inch of his body tattooed. Second pirate to be killed by [[Peter Pan\|Peter]] in the final battle. In Fox's animated series, he was instead a teenaged boy from India named Billy Jukes, an inventive lad who was the ship's [[gunner (rank)\|gunner]], responsible for maintaining "Long Tom", a cannon stylized to resemble a [[white tiger]].
	*'''[[Cecco]]''' - A pirate of Italian descent.		*'''[[Cecco]]''' - A pirate of Italian descent.
-	*'''[[Cookson]]''' - Said to be Black Murphy's brother, though this was never proven.	+	*'''[[Cookson]]''' - Said to be Black Murphy's brother, though this was never proven. One of the pirates in the Fox animated series, he was portrayed as the ship's (extremely bad) cook, given the first name Eucrates and was apparently of [[Greeks\|Greek]] origin, as he spoke with a very thick accent.
	*'''[[Noodler]]''' - His hands are fixed on backwards.		*'''[[Noodler]]''' - His hands are fixed on backwards.
	*'''[[Skylights]]''' - Immediately being killed by Hook for accidentally bumping against him and ruffling his lace collar.		*'''[[Skylights]]''' - Immediately being killed by Hook for accidentally bumping against him and ruffling his lace collar.
-	*'''[[Alf Mason]]''' - So ugly his own mother sold him for a bottle of Muscat.	+	*'''[[Alf Mason]]''' - So ugly his own mother sold him for a bottle of Muscat. However, in [[Peter and the Starcatchers]], Alf is a not a pirate serving [[Captain Hook\|Hook]] but is a sailor who befriends [[Peter Pan\|Peter]], James, Tubby Ted, Prentiss and Thomas. Alf later dies during [[Captain Hook\|Hook's]] attack on the Indians. In ''Peter Pan & The Pirates'', Alf Mason was the ship's carpenter and general strongman.
	*'''[[Black Pirate]]''' - Gigantic and has had many names that still terrify children on the banks of the Guadjo-mo.		*'''[[Black Pirate]]''' - Gigantic and has had many names that still terrify children on the banks of the Guadjo-mo.
-	*'''[[Robert Mullins]]''' - The last pirate killed by Peter before his duel with Hook.	+	*'''[[Robert Mullins]]''' - The last pirate killed by Peter before his duel with Hook. In the animated series, Robert Mullins was the last of the crew of [[Captain Hook]], a superstitious [[United States\|American]] who hailed from [[Brooklyn]] and was something of a father figure to Billy Jukes.
	*'''[[George Scourie]]''' - One of the pirates killed in the battle with the Indians.		*'''[[George Scourie]]''' - One of the pirates killed in the battle with the Indians.
	*'''[[Charles Turely]]''' - Another pirate killed in the battle, fell to the Great Panther's tomahawk.		*'''[[Charles Turely]]''' - Another pirate killed in the battle, fell to the Great Panther's tomahawk.