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* DuelingWorks: This film's undoing was being made around the time {{Creator/Disney}} decided to make their ''WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland''. Despite the only similarity between the two being that they were based on the same source material, Disney still set out to crush their rival's chances of success.
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* DuelingWorks: This film's undoing was being that it was made around the time {{Creator/Disney}} decided to make their ''WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland''. Despite the only similarity between the two being that they were based on the same source material, Disney still set out to crush their rival's chances of success.
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* DuelingWorks: This film's undoing was being made around the time {{Creator/Disney}} decided to make their ''WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland''. Despite the only similarity between the two being that they were based on the same source material, Disney still set out to crush their rival's chances of success.
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* DawsonCasting: Carol Marsh was 20 when she played Alice, who was described in the original book as being 7 years old.
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* DawsonCasting: Carol Marsh was 20 when she played Alice, who was described in the original book as being 7 years old.old.
* NoStuntDouble: Carol Marsh insisted on doing her own stunts. For her fall down the rabbit hole, she was dropped thirty feet into a net. Mile Roselie, a famous French trapeze artist, showed Marsh how to make the fall, but she still ended up with bruised knees and scratched legs.
* NoStuntDouble: Carol Marsh insisted on doing her own stunts. For her fall down the rabbit hole, she was dropped thirty feet into a net. Mile Roselie, a famous French trapeze artist, showed Marsh how to make the fall, but she still ended up with bruised knees and scratched legs.
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* ActingForTwo: Many of the actors playing the live-action characters in the FramingDevice [[AndYouWereThere also voice Wonderland characters]]. Stephen Murray plays Creator/LewisCarroll and the Knave of Hearts, Pamela Brown plays Queen Victoria and the Queen of Hearts, Felix Aylmer plays Dr. Liddell and the Cheshire Cat, Ernest Milton plays the Vice Chancellor and the White Rabbit, Raymond Bussières plays the Tailor and the Mad Hatter, and David Reed plays Prince Albert and the King of Hearts.
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* DawsonCasting: Carol Marsh was 20 years old when she played Alice, who was described in the original book as being 7 years old.
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* DawsonCasting: Carol Marsh was 20 years old when she played Alice, who was described in the original book as being 7 years old.
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* DawsonCasting: Carol Marsh was 20 years old when she played Alice, who was described in the original book as being 7 years old.
