Alice in Wonderland

Sometimes she's too big. Or much too small. Sometimes things are backwards. And there's always too much pepper in the soup! Nothing is quite right since Alice chased a very unusual White Rabbit and stumbled into an adventure that grows curiouser and curiouser. One of the greatest childhood fantasies is captured in Irwin Allen's colorful production adapted from Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." Originally aired over two nights in 1985 on CBS.

Action & Adventure Family Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Natalie Gregory

(Alice)

Sheila Allen

(Mother)

Red Buttons

(The White Rabbit)

Anthony Newley

(The Mad Hatter)

Roddy McDowall

(The March Hare)

Arte Johnson

(The Dormouse)

Jayne Meadows

(The Queen of Hearts)

Robert Morley

(The King of Hearts)

Tom McLoughlin

(Jabberwocky)

Jim Galante

(The Knave of Hearts)

Sherman Hemsley

(The Mouse)

Donald O'Connor

(The Lory Bird)

Charles Dougherty

(The Duck)

Shelley Winters

(The Dodo Bird)

Billy Braver

(The Eaglet)

Scott Baio

(Pat the Pig)

Ernie F. Orsatti

(Bill the Lizard)

Sammy Davis Jr.

(The Caterpillar/Father William)

Martha Raye

(The Duchess)

Imogene Coca

(The Cook)

Telly Savalas

(The Cheshire Cat)

Lana Beeson

(Alice (singing) (uncredited))

Selma Archerd

(The Queen of Diamonds)

George Savalas

(The Courtier)

Candace Savalas

(The Lady in Waiting)

Sid Caesar

(The Gryphon)

Ringo Starr

(The Mock Turtle)

Jordan Troy

(The Black Cat)

Jack Warden

(The Owl)

Ann Jillian

(Red Queen)

Patrick Culliton

(Red King)

Carol Channing

(White Queen)

Harvey Korman

(White King)

Sally Struthers

(The Tiger Lily)

Donna Mills

(The Rose)

Laura Carlson

(The Daisy)

Merv Griffin

(The Conductor)

Patrick Duffy

(The Goat)

Steve Allen

(The Gentleman in Paper Suit)

Pat Morita

(The Horse)

George Gobel

(The Gnat)

Eydie Gormé

(Tweedle Dee)

Steve Lawrence

(Tweedle Dum)

Karl Malden

(The Walrus)

Louis Nye

(The Carpenter)

John Stamos

(The Messenger)

Ernest Borgnine

(The Lion)

Beau Bridges

(The Unicorn)

Dee Brantlinger

(The Lady of the Court)

Don Matheson

(The Red Knight)

Lloyd Bridges

(The White Knight)