ET published a sneak peek at the new bonus features including Kathryn Beaumont (the voice and live-action reference for Wendy Darling) and Paul Collins (John Darling) reminiscing about Neverland. Beaumont shared the story of how she helped with Tinker Bell’s creation.

“The studio wasn’t sure quite how they wanted to portray the pixie,” Beaumont, who was 12 at the time and previously voiced Alice in Alice in Wonderland, recalls. “They did bring two or three ladies in to do a Tinker Bell in live action so that they could get an idea. But they used me too!”

She said she portrayed a “childlike version” of Tink. “Then they had others more mature to see how that might work,” she adds. “And that’s how they eventually got their character for Tinker Bell.”

The anniversary edition of Peter Pan features classic sing-along version, a number of deleted scenes and songs, and the extended conversation between Beaumont and Collins. The special edition is now available digitally and on Blu-ray.

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This year marks the 65^th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s coronation. The ceremony, which took place in 1953 at Westminster Abbey, crowned Elizabeth queen and head of the monarch at the age of 25.

To commemorate the anniversary, the Queen will take part in a new BBC One and Royal Collection Trust series. The monarch will make a rare appearance as she talked with royal commentator Alastair Bruce about her coronation. She shared memories from the day that changed her life.

“I’ve seen one coronation, and been the recipient in the other, which is pretty remarkable,” the Queen said, witnessing her father’s ascension to the thrown at the age of 11. According to BBC, the series opens with an hour-long episode about the Crown Jewels and the coronation ceremony. It will also feature various accounts from participants in the ceremony including a maid of honor and a choirboy.

BBC’s director of content, Charlotte Moore, said: “In her own words, the Queen will bring to life the enduring symbolic importance of the coronation ceremonies for modern audiences to enjoy.”

The Coronation will be screened on BBC on 14 January.

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ET published a sneak peek at the new bonus features including Kathryn Beaumont (the voice and live-action reference for Wendy Darling) and Paul Collins (John Darling) reminiscing about Neverland. Beaumont shared the story of how she helped with Tinker Bell’s creation.

“The studio wasn’t sure quite how they wanted to portray the pixie,” Beaumont, who was 12 at the time and previously voiced Alice in Alice in Wonderland, recalls. “They did bring two or three ladies in to do a Tinker Bell in live action so that they could get an idea. But they used me too!”

She said she portrayed a “childlike version” of Tink. “Then they had others more mature to see how that might work,” she adds. “And that’s how they eventually got their character for Tinker Bell.”

The anniversary edition of Peter Pan features classic sing-along version, a number of deleted scenes and songs, and the extended conversation between Beaumont and Collins. The special edition is now available digitally and on Blu-ray.

The post Kathryn Beaumont on Tinker Bell at “Peter Pan” 65th Anniversary appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

This year marks the 65^th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s coronation. The ceremony, which took place in 1953 at Westminster Abbey, crowned Elizabeth queen and head of the monarch at the age of 25.

To commemorate the anniversary, the Queen will take part in a new BBC One and Royal Collection Trust series. The monarch will make a rare appearance as she talked with royal commentator Alastair Bruce about her coronation. She shared memories from the day that changed her life.

“I’ve seen one coronation, and been the recipient in the other, which is pretty remarkable,” the Queen said, witnessing her father’s ascension to the thrown at the age of 11. According to BBC, the series opens with an hour-long episode about the Crown Jewels and the coronation ceremony. It will also feature various accounts from participants in the ceremony including a maid of honor and a choirboy.

BBC’s director of content, Charlotte Moore, said: “In her own words, the Queen will bring to life the enduring symbolic importance of the coronation ceremonies for modern audiences to enjoy.”

The Coronation will be screened on BBC on 14 January.

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