Peter Pan

In 1924, the character was played by Mickey McBan.

In the 1960 version with Mary Martin, he was played by Edmund Gaynes.

In the 2000 tv version starring Cathy Rigby, Scott Bridges plays the role of Slightly, (whose last name, we are told, is "Soiled").

And the most recent to date, the first film to cast a boy in the lead role, Theodore Chester played the role of Slightly in 2003.

Walt Disney's Peter Pan

Peter Pans' pooches name in the movie and books was Nana.

I have used the 10-round magazine for the Marlin 795 sold by Brownells (www.brownells.com) as 550-000-337. This is a nickel plated mag. Aside from extra capacity and nickel plating it appears to be the same design as the 7-round magazine that came with the rifle (Marlin 989). Brownells also sells a 7-round blued mag as 550-707-346 that should work.

Wendy

Isang Araw Tapos na !

See related links for a video.

Actually Pan was never in the film at all, there was a faun but his name is not Pan. Pan was a Greek god in the form of a faun and this can explain why the faun is a faun and how he is the guardian to the Labyrinth to look for the princesses soul. Back to the question, no Pan doesn't die and nether does the faun with many names.

Pan (as in the character) is a roman mythological creature that is half human and half goat (faun), that is why he is dressed with horns etc. In roman mythology he lives in the forest and is very rarely seen, he also plays the Panpipes. Also in Greek Mythology the word "pan" is the god of Shepard and hilltop animals (goats) so the two interlock.

If you mean Jean M. Barrie of the steamer-trunk mystery, it's not clear if she is. There was a woman by that name who identified herself as a "close relative of" James Barrie, but he had no children, and none of his siblings had children by that name. She may have been a cousin or a great-niece of his.

in the anamated one it dosent tell but in the 2003 one its Wendy getting a husband or her dieing he was crying in the deleted scenes cuz she was married and nearly killed Jayne!

He was never accused by anyone, there is no evidence that he ever engaged in inappropriate activity with children, and those who knew him say he gave no indication of having such feelings, but there's no way to know 100% for sure.

Another member of our family (descended from Elizabeth's brother Alexander Kerr Barrie) had a search done on this which concluded our branch of the family is not related to James M Barrie - despite this being a common story in my grandmother's generation and names like Peter and Wendy being used as family names in our line as a result. So I am really not too sure because family stories can be true - but the family research expert says no.

The number variates depenging of the adaptation, but originally there was 6. Nibs, Tootles, Curly, Slisghtly and the Twins. It is said in the original book that there were more from time to time but Peter used to "thin them out" if they got to many. (read; kill them off, which is why the 6 remaining were afraid of him.)

Periwinkle! But she lives on the opposite side. a winter fairy.

Forcible entry into a burning building

Stars sit around and wink because they had the bag from the cat and now they are stars so they are in trouble and they sit around and wink

"There was another light in the room now, a thousand times brighter than the night-lights, and in the time we have taken to say this, it had been in all the drawers in the nursery, looking for Peter's shadow, rummaged the wardrobe and turned every pocket inside out. It was not really a light; it made this light by flashing about so quickly, but when it came to rest for a second you saw it was a fairy, no longer than your hand, but still growing. It was a girl called Tinker Bell exquisitely gowned in a skeleton leaf, cut low and square, through which her figure could be seen to the best advantage. She was slightly inclined to embonpoint [plumpness]."

Go and talk to Silvermist and play her mini game "catch Dewdrops" ,and the difficulty doesn't matter because which ever one you choose green dewdrops are the most common type of dewdrop their is.

Hope This helped

Faith

J.M. Barrie was a dramatic playwright, and Peter Pan was originally written and presented as a play in 1904, in traditional stage play format, and much of its success was accredited to Barrie's previously unexplored method of combining fantasy and adventure genres. It was published, still in stage play format, in 1928. I hope that answers your question!

http://www.bookrags.com/studyguide-peterpan/intro.html

The clock reminds him of the crocidiles presence since in the first Peter Pan, the croc swallowed a alarm clock, and the ticking reminded Cap. Hook of the croc, which stuck with him as a phobia. The proper name for what he suffered is called Chronomentrophobia.

They had it but the took it out