Alice in Wonderland

The life of 19-year-old Alice Kingsley takes an unexpected turn. At the Victorian party held in her honor, Alice makes an offer to Hamish, the rich but stupid son of the lord and Lady Ascot.
Without giving an answer, the girl runs away and follows the rabbit noticed by her on the lawn. Rabbit is like a rabbit, only he is dressed in a camisole and always looks at his pocket watch.
Alice chases the White Rabbit through the whole meadow andsees how he disappears in a rabbit hole. Then, unexpectedly, Alice falls there herself, flies down a strange, fantastic tunnel and lands in a round hall with many doors.
Having drunk from a bottle with the inscription "DRINK ME", shedecreases in size, and after biting off the cake with the inscription "EDIT ME" - grows. Finally, after passing through a series of misadventures, Alice gets through one of the doors into a wonderful fantasy world, which its inhabitants call the Underground country.
There she is waiting for the whole parade of colorful characters: boastful Sonia, crazy Hatter, a mocking Cheshire Cat, a smoking hookah caterpillar named Abessal, a creepy White Queen and her evil sister, Queen of Hearts, the absurd and irritable ruler of the Underground country.
For example, Johnny Depp turns into a mad Hatter, Helena Bonham Carter will become an autocratic Queen of Hearts, and Stephen Fry will try on the skin of the Cheshire Cat.
Production
USA
Year of issue
2010
Studio
Walt Disney Pictures
Genre
fantasy / adventure
Producer
Tim Burton
written by
Linda Woolverton, Lewis Carro
Cast
Mia Wasikowska, Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter
World premiere
3 March 2010
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