Movie |
Rabbit | Tea Party
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Most of this movie was shot with a 9mm camera lens.
Writer, Producer, and Director Jonathan Miller explained that the reason that none of the actors or actresses (even those playing non-human characters) wore costumes aside from Victorian period dress, was that he thought it was ridiculous to get big name stars to play parts (as he did in this movie and MGM had done in Alice in Wonderland (1933)) and then cover them up in big costume animal heads so they were unrecognizable.
Writer, Producer, and Director Jonathan Miller chose Anne-Marie Mallik to play Alice, because she had an appropriate sense of Victorian solemnity about her.
Eric Idle had a small role as an extra in the caucus race and courtroom scenes.
Michael Gough (The March Hare) later played the Dodo Bird in Alice in Wonderland (2010).
