Fan CastingAlice in Wonderland
The 1950's live action version
by Disney
Story added by sergiofernandes on May 9, 2021
In Victorian England was a Younger girl called Alice,she dreams with a Marvelous place and onde Day Everything has change.She downs a rabbit holeread more
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Fan Casting Roles for Alice in Wonderland
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Alice
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Hynden Walch
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Cheshire Cat
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Jim Cummings
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White Rabbit
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Jeff Bennett
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March Hare
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Maurice LaMarche
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Tweedledeen And Tweedledum
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Jacob Tremblay
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Mad Hatter
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Corey Burton
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The Duchess
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Gwendoline Christie
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Mary Ann (Alice's Sister)
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Emma Fuhrmann
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The Caterpillar
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Corey Burton
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Queen of Hearts
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Olivia Colman
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King of Hearts
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Dodo Bird
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Jack of Hearts
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