On Feb. 5, 1953, Walt Disney unveiled its animated adaptation of Peter Pan in theaters. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review, headlined “Peter Pan Is Captivating,” is below.

Turns out Disney's Peter Pan is quite different from the book it's based on. “All children, except one, grow up.” With these words, British author J.M. Barrie began his classic 1911 children ...

A pet project of Walt Disneys since 1939, this animated version of James M. Barries Peter Pan reached full fruition in 1953. Eschewing much of Barries gentle whimsy (not to mention the more sinister ...

Disney’s Peter Pan finally reached audiences on 5 February, 1953 and was a widely praised by the industry. Outlets called it “another Walt Disney masterpiece,” and in the decades since, its life-like ...

In the original 1953 cartoon, Wendy's dad and Caption Hook are played by the same actor, however the new version will have two different actors playing the role. What's the release date of Peter ...

Danger Pan Even with a seemingly failsafe story, Peter Pan has offered mixed blessings to filmmakers through the years. Disney famously made a successful animated version way back in 1953, but in ...

James M. Barrie's childhood fantasy, Peter Pan, many times legit-staged, and previously filmed with live actors, is a feature cartoon of enchanting quality. James M. Barrie’s childhood fantasy ...

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