This document discusses various adaptations of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan story over the years, including the 1911 play, 1953 Disney animated film, 1954 musical, 1991 film Hook, and more recent novels and films. It focuses on the 1953 Disney adaptation, noting that it helped popularize the story and inspire further adaptations. The author believes the Disney version is largely responsible for Peter Pan becoming well known, and that few adaptations would exist without it.

1. Peter Pan Adaptations
 Peter and Wendy, 1911, J.M
Barrie
 Peter Pan, 1953 animated Disney
classic.
 Peter Pan (1954 musical)
 Hook, 1991 film.
 Return to Neverland, 2002 animated Disney movie.
 Peter Pan, 2003 film.
 Finding Neverland, 2004 film.
 Capt. Hook: The Adventures of a Notorious Youth, 2005
novel by J.V. Hart.
 Peter and the Starcatcher, 2009 play.
 Peter Sword of Mercy, 2009 book.
 Tiger Lily, 2012 novel by Jodi Lynn Anderson.
 Once Upon A Time, Season 2, 2012.
There are loads of adaptations of
peter pan. The Original stage
play ‘ Peter and Wendy ‘ was
made before the adaption that
Walt Disney created. The
animated 1953 Walt Disney
creation is the one I will be
looking at. The Walt Disney
version is an adaption of the
stage play peter and Wendy.
I am doing peter pan because
there are many adaptions. Also I
am a massive fan. I remember
growing up watching the Walt Disney peter pan; I also

2. know that there is another adaption lined up for 2015
with Hugh Jackman as hook. Lately I have been watching
Once upon a time and they have
introduced hooks character into season
2. My opinion is if Disney never made
peter pan no one would know about it
and other adaptions wouldn’t have been
made because the 1911 version is to far
back for anyone to read. The Walt Disney
one then made further
adaptions i.e. Hook with
robin Williams and The next
addition to adaption next
year. Pan in 2015.
Characters –
Peter Pan and Wendy Darling
Tinkerbell.
Hook And Smee
Tiger Lily
John and Michael
The Lost Boys
Mermaids.

3. Walt Disney Pictures, Peter Pan (Box office figures)
Budget: $4,000,000 (estimated)
Gross: $87,400,000.