Alice in Wonderland (1933 film)
- Charlotte Henry: Alice
- W. C. Fields: Humpty Dumpty
- Edna May Oliver: Red Queen
- Cary Grant: Mock Turtle
- Gary Cooper: White Knight
- Edward Everett Horton: Mad Hatter
- Richard Arlen: Cheshire cat
- May Robson: Queen of Hearts
- Roscoe Ates: Fish
- William Austin: Gryphon
- Leon Errol: Uncle Silbert
- Louise Fazenda: White Queen
- Roscoe Karns: Tweedledee
Alice in Wonderland is a published in 1933 film of the film company Paramount Pictures. In addition to the re-enactment scenes, the film contains animated part The walrus and the carpenter, who was executed by the Leon Schlesinger Productions.
In the film, many former star actor play with.
The director for this Alice - in-Wonderland version led Norman Z. McLeod from a screenplay by Joseph L. Mankiewicz and William Cameron Menzies, which is based on Lewis Carroll's books Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass. The film also pointed strongly to the first stage version of Eva LeGallienne and Florida Friebus.
The film is film shown occasionally in the British cable TV channels such as TNT. Originally the film was 90 minutes, but when EMKA bought the film rights in the late 1950s, they shortened the film to 77 minutes. Universal Studios took the film on 2 March 2010 in an abridged version out on DVD.