Alice in Wonderland (1903 film)
- May Clark as Alice
- Cecil Hepworth as a frog
- Mrs. Hepworth as White Rabbit and Queen
- Norman Whitten as fish and Mad Hatter
- Stanley & Faithfull Geoffrey Faithfull as a card
Alice in Wonderland is a British film directed by Cecil Hepworth and Percy Stow from the year 1903. The film is based on the book by Lewis Carroll and is the first "Alice in Wonderland " film at all. With 800 feet in length it is the longest hitherto produced in England at the same film. Due to the length of the film was often not sold scene way and completely. Such a scene is selected and shown. Overall, the film consisted of 16 scenes, today only 14 received and archived in the British Film Institute.
Hepworth insisted that the figures are those of the original illustrator John Tenniel aligned as much as possible. The film was on a small wooden platform, which belonged to the villa of the production community, rotated. The outdoor scenes were filmed in the nearby gardens of Mount Felix.