Coming this Summer 2011 to Sky Movies in the UK and December 2011 to SyFy cable channel in the US is the new original 4-part miniseries Neverland featuring the voice of Oscar Nominee Keira Knightley as Tinker Bell.
Watch the teaser trailer (via Sky Movies) and a Sneak Peek [behind the scenes] featurette below!
(source: RandomClipsLova)
Neverland, Syfy’s original miniseries featuring Oscar nominee Keira Knightley as the voice of Tinker Bell, will premiere this December as part of the network’s second annual Countdown to Christmas Week, Syfy confirms exclusively to E!
(source: Telestrekoza1)
The live-action Peter Pan prequel follows the adventures of young pickpocketer Peter (Charlie Rowe) from Dickensian London to the pirate-infested Caribbean and the mysterious realm of Neverland. Along the way he must contend with artful dodger James Hook (Rhys Ifans, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Notting Hill) and pirate captain Elizabeth Bonny (Pushing Daisies' Anna Friel). Oscar nominee Bob Hoskins and Raoul Trujillo (Tin Man) also star in the origin story based on J.M. Barrie's classic character.
(source: E! Online's Watch With Kristin | Sweet-Keira)
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I’m pretty psyched about this. Peter Pan was one of my favorite childhood stories so I always look back at it with fond memories. The cast looks like it’s shaping up nicely as well. I’m also pretty excited that unlike most of the shows I’ve cared about, I’ll get to see this as it airs. I travel a ton so I’m usually out of town when my shows come on, but being a DISH Network employee / subscriber I heard about DISH’s TV everywhere technology and picked it up. With this I can stream any and all of my programming anywhere I go to a variety of mobile devices (I generally use my iPad or my laptop). It’s so convenient to be able to take my entertainment with me like that, so I can watch my programming in the hotel rooms instead of being at the mercy of whatever that particular room has available. And to make it even better DISH is currently offering the Sling Adapter (the piece of equipment needed for this service) free! Check it out here: http://bit.ly/mKO2XE
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