Alice in Wonderland
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Alice in Wonderland is a fantasy film, musical film, adventure film, children's film, and coming-of-age film .
Alice in Wonderland
Summary
Alice in Wonderland is an animated film[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Alice in Wonderland's instance of is recorded as animated film[3].
- Alice in Wonderland was directed by Clyde Geronimi[4].
- Alice in Wonderland was directed by Wilfred Jackson[5].
- Alice in Wonderland was directed by Hamilton Luske[6].
- Winston Hibler wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[7].
- Bill Peet wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[8].
- Joe Rinaldi wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[9].
- William Cottrell wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[10].
- Joe Grant wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[11].
- Del Connell wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[12].
- Ted Sears wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[13].
- Erdman Penner wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[14].
- Milt Banta wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[15].
- Dick Kelsey wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[16].
- Dick Huemer wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[17].
- Tom Oreb wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[18].
- John Walbridge wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[19].
- Aldous Huxley wrote the screenplay for Alice in Wonderland[20].
- Alice in Wonderland's composer is recorded as Oliver Wallace[21].
- Alice in Wonderland's composer is recorded as Sammy Fain[22].
- Alice in Wonderland's composer is recorded as Don Raye[23].
- Alice in Wonderland's composer is recorded as Gene de Paul[24].
- Alice in Wonderland's composer is recorded as Mack David[25].
- Alice in Wonderland's composer is recorded as Al Hoffman[26].
- Alice in Wonderland's composer is recorded as Jerry Livingston[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Alice in Wonderland was produced by Walt Disney[28]. Directors include Clyde Geronimi[4], Wilfred Jackson[5], and Hamilton Luske[6]. Screenwriters include Winston Hibler[7], Bill Peet[8], Joe Rinaldi[9], William Cottrell[10], Joe Grant[11], and Del Connell[12].
Publication
Publication dates include July 28, 1951[29], December 26, 1951[30], December 17, 1952[31], and December 26, 1989[32]. The original language of Alice in Wonderland was English[33]. Genres include fantasy film[34], musical film[35], adventure film[36], children's film[37], and coming-of-age film[38]. Its part of the series is recorded as Walt Disney Animation Studios feature film[39].
Subject and Themes
Alice in Wonderland's part of the series is recorded as Walt Disney Animation Studios feature film[39].
Reception
Reviews include 83%[40], 6.6/10[41], and 68/100[42].
Why It Matters
Alice in Wonderland has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.[43]