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Remake of fanart DCKCissner: Peter Pan and his kids Maggie and Jack from Hook. In my AU, they're children of Alice and Peter. ^^
My favorite Peter Pan fanart of all time!
Remake d'un fanart de DKCissner: Peter Pan et ses enfants Maggie et Jack du film Hook ou la Revanche du Capitaine Crochet. Dans mon headcanon, ils sont les enfants d'Alice et Peter des films disney :')
C'est l'un de mes fanarts préférés de Peter Pan de tous les temps !
Return to Never Land
🇺🇸 | Feb 14, 2002
directed by Robin Budd
screenplay by Temple Mathews
characters by J.M. Barrie
produced by Walt Disney Pictures, Disney Television Animation
starring Harriet Owen, Blayne Weaver, Jeff Bennett, Kath Soucie, Corey Burton
1h12 | Adventure, Animation, Fantasy, Family
out of plan
Jeff Bowman from The Flood: Who Will Save Our Children? & Josh Reed from When I Grow Up. Blayne Weaver & Bobby Driscoll, our Peter Pan(s)!
Return to Never Land (2002)
(Watch the video interview on Youtube here)
What Does A Screenwriter Do With A Finished Screenplay? by Blayne Weaver via FilmCourage.com.
Film Courage: When you finish a screenplay on spec, what’s protocol when you’re done?
Blayne Weaver: You finish it up and get all of your buddies to read it and tell you what you think because this is like you only get one first read on that. And this is hard for me because I like to get it out there, see what the agent thinks (as soon as possible) and…it’s a mistake! You should hold it until it’s done. I have trouble taking that advice but…you send it to your agent or producers or whoever your contacts are in the world and you wait to see what they say.
It’s pretty simple. You have very little power over it once they take it. I have this one script that has had overwhelmingly positive feedback and notes and has been at one agency for about 8 months…you know…going through actors, big movie stars reading it or their “people” reading it. Anyways, we will wait for 9 weeks and then we will hear “Well, Matthew McConaughey just passed, but that’s okay. We’re going to Woody Harrelson.” Okay…9 weeks later “Well, Woody Harrelson passed, but that’s okay. We’re going to Josh Brolin.” And it just sits there and people read it and you know, I do nothing. I just sit and I’m happy that these agencies and this talent has something of mine to read. You know, maybe they will see my name on it...(Watch the video interview on Youtube here).
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Today in Peter Pan-related thoughts—
I watched Blayne Weaver's first movie the other day, The Flood: Who Will Save Our Children? He was amazing in it & so adorable too. His voice basically sounds the same as in Return to Never Land! There's a part where his character is stuck in a tree with a girl & he's trying to protect & console her, & while I'm watching it I'm thinking, "This girl is safer than anyone else in this movie, she's with Peter Pan!" You can watch it on YouTube.
Also, it's really cool that They Might Be Giants wrote & composed 'So To Be One of Us'. They captured the fun & chaos of the Lost Boys so well with that song. Who knew?!
Return to Neverland (2002)
Return to Never Land (2002)
