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D23 Reveals New Photo and Concept Art from Tim Burton’s Wonderland

Posted on Thursday, March 12th, 2009 by Peter Sciretta

alice in wonderland in d23

Disney has released a new photo and concept art for Tim Burton’s 3D adaptation of Alice in Wonderland in the premiere issue of D23 Magazine. I wish some better quality digital copies of the photos were available (we’ve put out a request), but for now we’ll have to settle with these scans from TimBurtonCollective. Disney Twenty-Three Magazine is a quarterly publication is a collectible magazine for the new Disney 23 Official Community for Disney Fans, which you can join for $74.99 a year.

The film which mixes live-action and computer generated performance captured animation stars Mia Wasikowska (Alice), Johnny Depp (Mad Hatter), Matt Lucas (Tweedledee/Tweedledum), Anne Hathaway (The White Queen), Helena Bonham Carter (The Red Queen), Crispin Glover (Knave of Hearts), Alan Rickman (Caterpillar), Michael Sheen, Stephen Fry (The Cheshire Cat), Christopher Lee, and Eleanor Romlinson (Fiona Chataway).

(Thanks to /Film reader Jamie W for the tip.)

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  • It looks pretty good, and very detailed.
  • I am pretty excited about this film.
  • wow. this seriously looks good.

    i had no idea what to expect, but how could Burton do wrong?
  • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
  • I second that.
  • Wow really 74.99 for a magazine subscription?? For that price it better come with a Disney season pass and a bj from Cinderella!!
  • Nope the Jonas Brothers are hot right now. Maybe Mickey could send you 1 or 3 of them.
  • Turcicus
    The magazine costs 15 bucks an issue (if you were to buy it separately), so the $75 membership fee gets you other fancy-shmancy membership "perks".
  • I have always wanted this project since I saw Edward Scissorhands. It looks like it is going to live up to my expectations.
  • this looks like some Vogue fashion bullshit.
  • Come on...You just know that this will be good. Tim Burton was born to make this movie.
  • as interesting as this is I just hope there isn't singing in it to ruin the tone....I enjoy Burton and I hope Alice is similar to Sleepy Hollow
  • Matty
    Singing is essential for Alice in Wonderland! I mean, c'mon! I wanna hear more songs from Danny Elfman! If Johnny does not want to sing, they will probably have an instrumental song for the Mad Hatter with boiling Tea Pots... unless he has to sing "Twinkle twinkle little bat," but whatever, it's will be nothing too difficult, I'm sure.
  • i have faith in burton
  • REAL6
    Hope it will be as creepy as Svankmejer's ALICE
  • I am super excited for this flick... Burton was born to make movies like this. His body of work is phenomenal... and before anybody brings up Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, let me say this. Burton's version is much truer to the darker tone of Roland Dahl's original book and even though I like the original film with Gene Wilder, I feel Depp is great in his sarcastic, overbearing rendition of Mr Wonka. Read the book, then come back and tell me whose film is more accurate.
  • J. G.
    Johnny Depp loves the cock. Tim Burton is going to screw this film up just like he butchered Wonka. Too bad Johnny Depp didn't overdose instead of River Phoenix.
  • Way to be controversial. Damn the man, and all that...
  • Meh. 'Concept Art'. Rarely turns out the same way on film. Or sorry Digital 3d stuff. Whatever. I'll wait to see some actual stills or a teaser before deciding whether or not I will spring for a ticket opening weekend. I WANT it to be glorious, but I sort of have my doubts, especially as Burton can often run a little too rampant and neglect certain things about his story.
  • Looks gorgeous. I'm currently reading Alice in Wonderland at work and forgot about the Tim Burton adaption up until a few days ago. I hope he doesn't do with this what he did to Wonka. But I'm down with anyone doing the 3D thing.
  • J. G.
    im a gay twat and i really love his films
  • alicelover
    i wanted to make this movie and have burton direct. it's not fair!
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