Alice in Wonderland 1985 Court Growth.

This has got to be the best court growth out of all the Alices. Not only does she grow big w/o any reason, but she also kicks away at the people that hurt her. Very nice effects. After she falls down in the end she wakes up thinking that it's a dream (typical)

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• Wonderland
• 1985
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• giantess

[JaliceJally]

I like the 1999 version better

[bluecutter]

I agree.  But this is from 1985. A big jump there ^_^.

[sugar4585]

I think my favorite line in this entire movie is "And you really ought to stop yelling off with everyones heads. It's a terrible habit you have!"

[xxxjade8xxx]

the little girl is so cute.

[mrboppman1]

@mrboppman1 I forgot to mention that Natalie Gregory's sister, and Irwin Allens wife [who played alice's mother] had parts in this too. this was an Irwin Allen production He has left us. and I,and many other people, miss him greatly.He was a great asset to Hollywood and a prince of a guy !

[mrboppman1]

II played the knave of hearts who was on trial here it was a great experience.Everyone else in the film who had speaking parts were stars except for natalie Gregory who played Alice, and myself ....Jim Galante. It's a shame that this never plays anymore because of the johnnie depp production.I still think this one's the best

[wtfmilano]

Look at all those hotties in tights! Something sexy about a card soldier..in live action versions anyways.

[er10b]

@spee9 XD I notice she paused a bit before saying 'down'

[er10b]

@spee9 Jayne Meadows actually. She's still alive.

[er10b]

@happy7117 she was too tall for them to try and stab her in the head.

[er10b]

@stargirlme65 XD funny how we notice those things

and the boom mike above her head when she's interacting with the chess pieces in the sequel

[er10b]

@sugar4585 Mine is 'I will NOT hold my tongue. Hold YOURS!'

Its an old fashioned equivalent to today's 'STFU'

[er10b]

@Jessica164 she was too old to play alice in '99, cause she was born in '75

[ursie1986]

There's just something about Lewis Carrol that is English eccentricity through and through. I just don't get that feeling when watching an American cast.