Do You Know About Peter Pan From 1953?

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1/10 Questions

Who is seeking revenge against Peter Pan?
- Captain Hook
- Tinker Bell
- Tiger Lily
- Wendy
- Peter Pan himself is his own worst enemy

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Do you know about the Peter Pan from 1953? Do you know the back story and the characters? Take this quiz and find out how much you really know Peter Pan!

Do You Know About Peter Pan From 1953? - Quiz

2.

The original Peter Pan is the Peter Pan from 1953, based on the play by J.M. Barrie. Who created this film?
- PBS
- Fox
- Walt Disney
- Nick Jr.
- Warner Bros.
Correct Answer

A. Walt Disney

Explanation

Walt Disney created the original Peter Pan film in 1953. This version of Peter Pan is based on the play by J.M. Barrie.

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3.

Peter Pan brought on another Disney character, what is their name?
- Ariel
- Jessica Rabbit
- Tinker Bell
- Elsa
- Rapunzel
Correct Answer

A. Tinker Bell

Explanation

Peter Pan brought on another Disney character named Tinker Bell. Tinker Bell is a popular character from the Disney animated film "Peter Pan." She is a fairy and serves as Peter Pan's sidekick and closest companion. Tinker Bell is known for her mischievous and feisty personality, as well as her ability to spread pixie dust and enable flight. She has become an iconic character in the Disney franchise, appearing in various films, TV shows, and merchandise.

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4.

There was a play about Peter Pan that this movie was based off of, what was the OTHER name of this play besides Peter Pan?
- The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up
- The Boy Who Couldn't Stand Up
- The Boy Who Couldn't Grow Up
- The Boy Who Wouldn't Stand Up
- The Boy Who Shouldn't Grow Up
Correct Answer

A. The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up

Explanation

The correct answer is "The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up". This play is an alternative name for the play about Peter Pan that the movie is based on. It implies that Peter Pan is a boy who refuses to grow older and instead chooses to stay young forever.

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5.

Which ethnicity do critics say the show stereotypes against?
- Asians
- Native Americans
- Mexicans
- African Americans
- Germans
Correct Answer

A. Native Americans

Explanation

Critics argue that the show stereotypes against Native Americans. This implies that the show portrays Native Americans in a manner that perpetuates negative and often inaccurate stereotypes about their culture, traditions, or characteristics.

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6.

Peter Pan is actually the last time that what happened?
- Disney made a PG animation, now they are all G
- Disney's Nine Old Men worked together as directing animators
- Certain colors were used
- Certain film was used
- Disney made an animation story based off of a real story
Correct Answer

A. Disney's Nine Old Men worked together as directing animators

Explanation

During the production of Peter Pan, Disney's Nine Old Men, a group of key animators who were responsible for the studio's most iconic films, worked together as directing animators. This collaboration marked the last time that all of them worked together in this capacity. The Nine Old Men were highly influential in shaping the animation style and storytelling of Disney films, and their collaboration on Peter Pan represents a significant milestone in the history of Disney animation.

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7.

Disneyland has a popular ride named after Peter Pan, what is the name of this ride?
- Fly With Peter Pan!
- Peter Pan
- Peter Pan's Ride
- Peter Pan's Flight
- Peter Pan's Fight
Correct Answer

A. Peter Pan's Flight

Explanation

The correct answer is "Peter Pan's Flight." This ride at Disneyland is named after the beloved character Peter Pan. It allows visitors to experience the sensation of flying through scenes from the classic Disney film.

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8.

The sequel "Return to Never Land" was released in what year?
- 2003
- 1999
- 2006
- 2009
- 2002
Correct Answer

A. 2002

Explanation

The correct answer is 2002. "Return to Never Land" is a sequel to the Disney animated film "Peter Pan." It was released in 2002, continuing the story of Peter Pan and Wendy.

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9.

What was this film entered into?
- The 1953 Animated Soundtracks
- 1953 Best Soundtrack
- 1953 Best Animated Movie Awards
- 1953 Cannes Film Festival
- 1953 Movie Awards
Correct Answer

A. 1953 Cannes Film Festival

Explanation

This film was entered into the 1953 Cannes Film Festival. The Cannes Film Festival is one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world, held annually in Cannes, France. It showcases a wide range of films from different genres and countries, attracting filmmakers, actors, and industry professionals from all over the world. Being selected for the festival is a significant achievement and can greatly contribute to the recognition and success of a film.

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10.

Peter Pan was what type of film during its time?
- The funniest children's film
- The film that took the longest to make
- The highest grossing film
- The most vulgar children's film
- The most expensive animation
Correct Answer

A. The highest grossing film

Explanation

Peter Pan was the highest grossing film during its time, meaning it earned the most money at the box office compared to other films. This indicates that it was extremely popular and successful among audiences, leading to significant financial success for the film.

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