Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland (1966) is a BBC television play based on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. It was directed by Jonathan Miller, then most widely known for his appearance in the long-running satirical revue Beyond the Fringe.

Family Fantasy TV Movie

Anne-Marie Mallik

(Alice)

Freda Dowie

(Nurse)

Jo Maxwell Muller

(Alice's Sister)

Wilfrid Brambell

(White Rabbit)

Alan Bennett

(Mouse)

Finlay Currie

(Dodo)

Geoffrey Dunn

(Lory)

Mark Allington

(Duck)

Nicholas Evans

(Eaglet)

Julian Jebb

(Young Crab)

Michael Redgrave

(Caterpillar)

John Bird

(Frog Footman)

Anthony Trent

(Fish Footman / 2nd Gardener)

Leo McKern

(Duchess)

Avril Elgar

(Peppercook)

Peter Cook

(Mad Hatter)

Michael Gough

(March Hare)

Wilfrid Lawson

(Dormouse)

Gordon Gostelow

(1st Gardener)

Peter Eyre

(Knave of Hearts)

Alison Leggatt

(Queen of Hearts)

Peter Sellers

(King of Hearts)

John Gielgud

(Mock Turtle)

Malcolm Muggeridge

(Gryphon)

David Battley

(Executioner)

Charles Lewsen

(Foreman of the Jury)

Eric Idle

(Young Man (uncredited))

Angelo Muscat

(Queen's Servant (uncredited))