There are two Peter Pan stories written by his original creator: Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (his origin) and Peter Pan and Wendy (the play, novel, movies, etc). The hospital that used to hold the copyright authorized another novel recently: Peter Pan in Scarlet. In addition there are more than a dozen sequels and prequels and such that have been published, but none of them are official.
If you mean stories with Peter before Peter Pan, then there is Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, The Starcatcher series, and the Neverland TV miniseries.
there are no elves in Peter Pan
Peter Pan could'nt get his shadow to stick. His shadow was hiding in WEndy's bedroom.
Yes, it is called "Return to Neverland". All about Wendy's daughter, Jane. Her dad is at war, and has a little brother that loves Peter Pan stories. Jane doesn't believe in them. Then Hook takes her, but Peter saves her.
No. However, you could just buy the original Peter Pan novel, and read it. Then you could see all the quotes in their original places, in addition to enjoying the stories.
No. But there are 5 versions of Peter Pan that I've heard of. There are only 2 Peter Pan Disney movies. You could always read Peter Pan fanfictions, stories written by fans. I'm writing one right now, you should try to write one yourself. It's fun and you decide what happens (= no disappointment's)
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peter pan is aboy who refused to grow up, many say he is real.
= Peter Pan 1953 (Voiced): Bobby Discroll = = Peter Pan 2000: Cathy Rigby = = Peter Pan 1960: Mary Martin = = Peter Pan 1924: Betty Bronson = = Peter Pan 1976: Mia Farrow = = =
Many people may refuse to watch movies like 'Peter Pan' simply because they are known globally to be childrens stories. However, if you think about this realistically, 'Peter Pan' was probably never intended to be just for children, as the original book wasn't written in a childish way at all. True, the Disney movie was made to be a childrens story, but no 'Peter Pan' stories before that ever were. This proves that the original story was never meant to be just for children. Now think about the 2003 live-action film. It has been categorized as a PG, so it's clearly not supposed to be watched by very young children, unlike the Disney version. 'Peter Pan' is therefore not just a childrens story, only a great story.
Well in the Disney version, Bobby Driscoll played the voice of Peter Pan. I think. There are so many different versions of peter pan that it is hard to be sure. sorry if im wrong
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