Peter Pan
Wendy Darling longs to escape her stifling Edwardian home, and when the mischievous boy who never grows up whisks her and her brothers to Neverland, she must outwit the vengeful Captain Hook to keep their newfound freedom alive.
“All children grow up except one.”
Synopsis
In Edwardian London, Wendy Darling captivates her brothers each night with stories of adventure, swordplay, and the menacing Captain Hook. One night, their imaginary world becomes reality when Peter Pan arrives and takes them from their nursery to the magical realm of Neverland, soaring over moonlit rooftops and through a star-filled sky.
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A crew of 65+ credited
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Edited by Garth CravenShot by Donald McalpineScored by James Newton HowardDesigned by Roger Ford
Box Office
2003 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.2× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$122.0M
US & Canada: $48.5M — 40% of worldwide · International: $73.5M (60%)
Opening weekend: $3.5M — 7% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $3.5M — 7% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,813 theaters
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Cast & Crew
65 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Jeremy Sumpter
as Peter Pan
Jason Isaacs
as James Hook / George Darling
Rachel Hurd Wood
as Wendy Darling
Olivia Williams
as Mrs. Darling
Ludivine Sagnier
as Tinker Bell
Lynn Redgrave
as Aunt Millicent
Harry Newell
as John Darling
Richard Briers
as Smee
Freddie Popplewell
as Michael Darling
Geoffrey Palmer
as Sir Edward Quiller Couch
Theodore Chester
as Slightly
Rupert Simonian
as Tootles
Supporting cast
38George Mackay
as Curly
Harry Eden
as Nibs
Patrick Gooch
as Twin
Lachlan Gooch
as Twin
Carsen Gray
as Tiger Lily
Maggie Dence
as Lady Quiller Couch
Kerry Walker
as Ms. Fulsom
Mathew Waters
as Messenger Boy
Alan Cinis
as Skylights
Frank Whitten
as Starkey
Bruce Spence
as Cookson
Dan Wyllie
as Alf Mason
Brian Carbee
as Albino
Don Battee
as Giant Pirate
Frank Gallacher
as Alsation Fogarty
Septimus Caton
as Noodler
Jacob Tomuri
as Bill Jukes
Venant Wong
as Quang Lee
Phil Meacham
as Bollard
Darren Mitchell
as Mullins
Mick Roughan
as Cecco
Bill Kerr
as Fairy Guide
Brendan Shambrook
as Fairy Groom
Rebel
as Fairy Bride
Bruce Myles
as Bank Manager
Janet Strauss
as Medicine Woman
Maya Barnaby
as Mermaid
Tory Mussett
as Mermaid
Ursula Mills
as Mermaid
Nadia Pirini
as Mermaid
Vij Kaewsanan
as Mermaid
Patrick Hurd Wood
as Sleeping Children
Celeste Macilwaine
as Sleeping Children
Spike Hogan
as Sleeping Children
Brock Duncan
as Sleeping Children
Themora Bourne
as Sleeping Children
Alexander Bourne
as Sleeping Children
Saffron Burrows
as Story Narrator (voice)
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