Peter Pan

Starring: Bronson, Betty and Faire, Virginia Browne

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• Format: DVD
• Language: English
• Release Date: January 1999
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Publisher: Kino Video
• Director: Herbert Brenon
• Starring: Bronson, Betty, Faire, Virginia Browne
• Number of Disks: 1
• Other Video Info: DVD
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.5" x 5.4"

Customer Reviews

For the kid in all of us

The first thing you notice in the film is the credits. Among them is George Ali as Nana the dog. Then there is a reminder that this film is for the kid in all of us and that even the pirates are kids at heart. As the scene opens up, we see that this film is more of a stage play captured on film. Nana takes center stage and is so well portrayed that you have to remember it is a George in a fur suit. For people who do not know the story, it is well played out, and you find yourself anticipating the next sentence. For those who do know the story, you are in for a few surprises. There are a few scenes of Neverland that look a tad like the California coast. The crocodile is cute. Several things stand out in this film that you cannot help but notice; among them are that it is Americanized to the point that when the pirate ship is taken, the “Jolly Roger” is replaced with “Old Glory” instead of the “Union Jack”. There seem to be lots of medicines handed out. And surprise, a brief request for audience (this means you) participation. Peter Pan traditionally is portrayed by a woman; however, Betty Bronson is a tad overdeveloped for the part. Bronson is very convincing. This is the story of a young lad who decides never to grow up. He is snooping around the Darling house and being spotted, escapes except for his shadow, which got caught. On a return trip, he convinces the Darling siblings to fly off to Neverland, where they have many adventures with pirates, Indians, and fairies. Will they also never grow up, and what will the parents do? All in all, the film follows the story, and you may find this to be one of, if not your favorite version.