Photos: ‘Alice in Wonderland’
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The Mad Hatter
Johnny Depp plays The Mad Hatter in the 3-D remake of "Alice in Wonderland." With his outrageous appearance, the character could be a cousin to Depp's Willy Wonka and his Sweeney Todd. (AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
The White Queen
Anne Hathaway is shown as The White Queen. After playing a princess twice in “The Princess Diaries” films, Hathaway finally graduates to playing a queen. This is the actress's first time working with director Tim Burton. (AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
The Red Queen
Helena Bonham Carter is shown as The Red Queen. Tim Burton's girlfriend is no stranger to extreme makeup. From her ape makeover for "Planet of the Apes" to her role as the meat-pie making Mrs. Lovett in "Sweeney Todd," Bonham Carter has come a long way since her early roles in period films such as "A Room With A View." (AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
Oh, brother
British actor Matt Lucas portrays Tweedledee and Tweedledum. The odd twins are the first people that Alice meets on her Wonderland journey. (AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
Alice
Mia Wasikowska is shown as Alice. In Burton's film, a teenage Alice falls back down the rabbit hole into the world she visited as a child and has forgotten for a decade. (AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
Fantasy world
Depp, left, and Burton, photographed in 2007, have worked on seven films together, including "Edward Scissorhands," "Ed Wood," "Sleepy Hollow" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." (Kevork Djansezian / AP file) Back to slideshow navigation -
Back to Wonderland
Alice returns to a Wonderland in turmoil, and must step up to help fight the terrifying Red Queen. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
And ... action!
Director Tim Burton has been behind the camera since his childhood in Burbank, Calif., when he would make short films in his back yard. (Leah Gallo / Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Explaining his vision
Burton works with Mia Wasikowska on a scene. The Australian-born actress was chosen for the role of Alice after a lengthy search. (Leah Gallo / Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Bundled up
Producer Richard Zanuck and Wasikowska on the set. Most of the film was shot in the cities of Plymouth and Torpoint, England. (Leah Gallo / Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Creepy caterpillar
Actor Alan Rickman provided the voice of Absolem, the caterpillar, but his face wasn't composited onto the character. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Castle charms
If the castle in "Alice in Wonderland" looks a little like Cinderella's castle at Disneyland, don't be surprised. The film is a Walt Disney production. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Puppy love
Hathaway's White Queen greets the Bloodhound. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Cat got your tongue?
The famed Cheshire Cat is voiced by legendary British comic Stephen Fry. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Lady in red
The Red Queen hates animals, and uses them as furniture. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Dog days
The Bloodhound's voice is provided by Timothy Spall, who worked with Burton in "Sweeney Todd." (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Ready for battle?
Crispin Glover provides the voice of the Knave of Hearts, the arrogant head of the Red Queen's army. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Crazy for you
Depp's Mad Hatter has orange hair, an allusion to mercury poisoning suffered by many real hatmakers, who used mercury to cure felt. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Alice in armor
Alice learns she is the only one who can slay the Jabberwock, the dragon who terrorizes Wonderland, and must prepare for battle. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Try my potion
Hathaway drew inspiration from singer Blondie and actress Greta Garbo, among others, as she prepared to play the White Queen. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Seeing red
The Red Queen, whose character also includes the Queen of Hearts from the "Alice" books, rules Wonderland with an iron fist, and an army. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Twin bill
Actor Matt Lucas' face was digitally added to twins Tweedledum and Tweedledee. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Off with his head!
Even the frog servants should know better than to anger the Red Queen. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Eye see you
Crispin Glover's Knave of Hearts is the only one who can calm the Red Queen. He's seven-and-a-half feet tall and wears a heart-shaped patch over one eye on his battle-scarred face. (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation -
Crazy characters
The Dodo, the Dormouse, and the White Rabbit join Tweedledee and Tweedledum in Wonderland. The White Rabbit is voiced by Michael Sheen, well-known for playing Tony Blair in "The Queen." (Disney Enterprises) Back to slideshow navigation
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