History Trivia / PeterPan

* TheOtherMarty: For the Latin Spanish dub, Isidro Olace was initially cast due to the directors being undecisive on choosing him or Nicky Tavares for the part that they asked the actors to decide for themselves, which resulted in the former decision. However, despite having recorded almost more than a half of Peter's lines, Olace became dysphonic and he dropped out of the project. Because of this, Nicky Tavares took over for him.

* TheOtherMarty: For the Latin Spanish dub, Isidro Olace was initially cast due to the directors being undecisive on choosing him or Nicky Tavares for the part that they asked the actors to decide for themselves, which resulted in the former decision. However, despite having recorded almost more than a half of Peter's lines, Olace became dysphonic and he dropped out of the project. Because of this, Nicky Tavares took over and re-recorded all of Olace's lines.

** For the Latin Spanish dub, a point to highlight is that Nicky Tavares wasn't the first choice as Peter Pan. Isidro Olace was initially cast due to the directors being undecisive on choosing one of them for the part that they asked the actors to decide for themselves. However, after having recorded almost more than a half of Peter's lines, Olace became dysphonic and he dropped out of the project. Tavares filled in and replaced him.

** In 1998, Creator/WaltDisneyHomeVideo celebrated ''Peter Pan'''s 45th Anniversary by selling it on [[UsefulNotes/{{VCR}} VHS]] and UsefulNotes/LaserDisc for the first time in eight years, this time with a THX-certified transfer, and the documentary ''You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan''. Unlike most of the [=LaserDisc=] documentaries for movies that joined Disney's most elite home video lines of the 21st century, this one accompanied all of its editions under those lines.
** The 2013 Diamond Edition UsefulNotes/BluRay Discs and high definition digital copies came out exactly 60 years after the theatrical premiere. [[note]]This would have made the Blu-ray release the "Diamond Anniversary Edition", if Disney actually wrote such on the cover.[[/note]]

** For the Latin Spanish dub, a point to highlight is that Nicky Tavares wasn't the first choice as Peter Pan. Isidro Olace was initially cast due to the directors being undecisive on choosing either of them for the part that they asked the actors to decide for themselves. However, after having recorded almost more than a half of Peter's lines, Olace became dysphonic and he dropped out of the project. Tavares filled in and replaced him.

** For the Latin Spanish dub, a point to highlight is that Nicky Tavares wasn't the first choice as Peter Pan. Isidro Olace was initially cast due to the directors being undecisive on choosing either of them for the part that they asked the actors to decide for themselves. However, after having recorded almost more than a half of Peter's lines, Olace became dysphonic and he dropped out of the project. In the end, Tavares filled in and replaced him.

** For the Latin Spanish dub, a point to highlight is that Nicky Tavares wasn't the first choice as Peter Pan. Isidro Olace was initially cast due to the directors being undecisive on choosing either of them for the part that they asked the actors to decide for themselves. However, despite recording almost more than a half of Peter's lines, Olace became dysphonic and this forced him to drop out of the project. In the end, Tavares filled in and replaced him.

** For the Latin Spanish dub, a major highlight is that Nicky Tavares wasn't the first choice as Peter Pan. Isidro Olace was initially cast due to the directors being undecisive on whether either him or Tavares was a fitting choice for the part that they asked the actors to decide for themselves. However, despite recording almost more than a half of Peter's lines, Olace became dysphonic and this forced him to drop out of the project. In the end, Nicky Tavares filled in and replaced him.

* RomanceOnTheSet: Years later, Jeremy Sumpter admitted that there was a mutual crush between him and Rachel Hurd-Wood, apparently their FirstLove, resulting in a natural chemistry between Peter and Wendy. Even although they never hooked up and are married to different partners nowadays, Sumpter has gone to say, "I will always have that young love that I have for Rachel." Ironically, the last time they were seen hanging out together was in a video from Disney influencer Sarah Sterling (Then known as [=SarahSnitch=] when that video came out), [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j24xle_xWxo seen here.]]

* CreatorBacklash: Disney animator Marc Davis said in an interview decades later that he felt this way toward the Indians, saying that he and the animators would have portrayed them differently if the film were made today.

* BabyNameTrendStarter: The book popularized the name "Wendy" so much after its release that he is often erroneously credited with inventing the name. At the time, it was nothing more than an obscure nickname for "Gwendolyn".

* BabyNameTrendStarter: ''Peter Pan'' is often cited as creating the name "Wendy". It was actually an obscure nickname for "Gwendolyn".

!!Whole franchise
* TheWikiRule: [[http://neverpedia.com/pan/Main_Page Neverpedia]] and [[https://peterpan.fandom.com Peter Pan Wiki.]]

** In 1998, Creator/WaltDisneyHomeVideo celebrated ''Peter Pan'''s 45th Anniversary by selling it on VHS and UsefulNotes/LaserDisc for the first time in eight years, this time with a THX-certified transfer, and the documentary ''You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan''. Unlike most of the [=LaserDisc=] documentaries for movies that joined Disney's most elite home video lines of the 21st century, this one accompanied all of its editions under those lines.

** In 1998, Creator/WaltDisneyHomeVideo celebrated ''Peter Pan'''s 45th Anniversary by selling it on [[UsefulNotes/{{VCR}} VHS]] and UsefulNotes/LaserDisc for the first time in eight years, this time with a Creator/{{THX}}-certified transfer, and the documentary ''You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan''. Unlike most of the [=LaserDisc=] documentaries for movies that joined Disney's most elite home video lines of the 21st century, this one accompanied all of its editions under those lines.

* CreatorBacklash: Disney animator Marc Davis said in an interview that he feels this way toward the Indians, saying that they would have portrayed them differently if the film were made today.

* TropeNamer:
** ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve
** TheCrocIsTicking
** NeverGrewUp
** PeterPanParody

** Creator/JeremySumpter was asked to do an English accent in a call back but, being a self-described cocky thirteen-year-old, said he didn't feel like it. He was deemed the best Peter Pan in spite of his different accent, probably also as a nod to Creator/BobbyDriscoll's portrayal of the character.
* AcclaimedFlop: Despite being a certified BoxOfficeBomb (see below), it received generally favorable reviews from critics and is widely considered to be one of the best ''Peter Pan'' adaptations out there. Blog/UnshavedMouse called it superior to the Disney version.

* RomanceOnTheSet: Years later, Jeremy Sumpter admitted that there was a mutual crush between him and Rachel Hurd Wood, apparently their FirstLove, resulting in a natural chemistry between Peter and Wendy. Even although they never hooked up and are married to different partners nowadays, Sumpter has gone to say, "I will always have that young love that I have for Rachel." Ironically, the last time they were seen hanging out together was in a video from Disney influencer Sarah Sterling (Then known as [=SarahSnitch=] when that video came out), [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j24xle_xWxo seen here.]]

* TroubledProduction: The final budget was kept secret because it bloated so much during filming, mostly thanks to the art department. Both the child actors Jeremy Sumpter and Rachel Hurd Wood had to be hospitalised for injury and exhaustion. Creator/JasonIsaacs fell out of his harness at one point and was left dangling upside down in the air by his ankles.

** Jeremy Sumpter claims that Audrey Tautou was tested alongside him as a potential Tinkerbell before Ludivine Sagnier was cast.

* AcclaimedFlop: Despite being a certified BoxOfficeBomb (see below), it received near universal critical acclaim and is widely considered to be one of the best ''Peter Pan'' adaptations out there. Blog/UnshavedMouse called it superior to the Disney version.

* ActorSharedBackground: The tattoo Hook has on his shoulder references Eton College, where he went to school. Jason Isaacs also attended there.

* CreatorKiller: The movie's financial failure was the motivation for the [=NBCUniversal=] merger, as Creator/{{Universal}}'s parent company Vivendi sold 80% of its stake of the studio to General Electric, the then-owner of Creator/{{NBC}}, shortly after the movie bombed. It couldn't have helped that prior to ''Peter Pan''[='=]s release, Vivendi was already saddled with debt thanks to over-expanding its media sector.

* OldShame: Disney animator Marc Davis said in an interview that he feels this way toward the Indians, saying that they would have portrayed them differently if the film were made today.