History Film / PeterPanAndWendy

* YouDontLookLikeYou: Unlike most traditional depictions of Wendy Darling in a nightgown, this one [[AluminumChrismasTrees wears two-piece pajamas and a blue bathrobe]] as her main outfit.

As with the original film, the remake focuses on Wendy Darling (Creator/EverAnderson) and her brothers John (Joshua Pickering) and Michael (Jacobi Jupe) getting spirited to Neverland by the charming Peter Pan (Alexander Molony), while contending with Captain Hook (Creator/JudeLaw).

* RaceLift: Among the Lost Boys, Tootles is Black, Nibs is biracial, and the twins are Black girls. Tinker Bell is also shown to be Black and Iranian, and Peter himself is AmbiguouslyBrown. All those characters were white in the animated film. Much like AdaptationalDyeJob, this is zigzagged with Peter due to J.M. Barrie never describing his appearance in detail, leaving it to the reader's imagination and the interpretation of whoever is adapting him.

* PrefersGoingBarefoot: Tinkerbell is barefoot in this version, contrasting her animated counterpart who wore shoes.

* PragmaticAdaptation: This adaptation does away with the stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans as seen in the animated film. Here, Tiger Lily's tribe is portrayed realistically and respectfully, and the song “What Made the Red Man Red?” is omitted entirely.

* DecompositeCharacter: Hook and Mr. Darling are a rather unusual variant involving decomposite ''casting ''. The two are usually played/voiced by the same actor, but in this version they're played by different actors.

The film also stars Creator/YaraShahidi as Tinker Bell, Creator/JimGaffigan as Mr. Smee, Creator/AlanTudyk as George Darling, and Molly Parker as Mary Darling. It was released on Creator/DisneyPlus on April 28, 2023.

* TruerToTheText: Hook's HookHand is his right one, just like in the original play; in the animated film and other adaptations such as ''Film/{{Hook}}'', it's his left hand instead.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Tinkerbell is barefoot in this version, contrasting her animated counterpart who wore shoes.

* AdaptationDyeJob: Peter has reddish hair in the animated film and black hair in the movie, and Tinker Bell also has black hair instead of blonde. Hook has pure black hair in the animated film but is greying in the movie. However, it's zigzagged with Peter, as his creator J.M. Barrie never described his appearance in detail, leaving it to the reader's imagination and the interpretation of whoever is adapting him.

* RaceLift: Among the Lost Boys, Tootles is Black, Nibs is biracial, and the twins are Black girls. Tinker Bell is also shown to be Black, and Peter himself is AmbiguouslyBrown. All those characters were white in the animated film. Much like AdaptationalDyeJob, this is zigzagged with Peter due to J.M. Barrie never describing his appearance in detail, leaving it to the reader's imagination and the interpretation of whoever is adapting him.

* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: The film bravely avoids BloodlessCarnage by having Hook slash Peter across the chest. And unless you pay very close attention, you can see it grow.

* PragmaticAdaptation: This adaptation does away with the stereotypical portrayal of Native Americans as seen in the animated film. Here, Tiger Lily’s tribe is portrayed realistically and respectfully, and the song “What Made the Red Man Red?” is omitted entirely.