When was tinkerbell made

Disney decided that Tinker Bell would have the ability to give others flight by sprinkling her pixie dust on not just people but even something like Captain Hook's galleon. Pixie dust then became synonymous with the magic of the Disney franchise just as much as the movie. Despite the Disney mascot being known for flitting about the many theme parks creating magic with the simple flick of her wand, Tinker Bell didn't carry a wand in the movie.

Her pixie dust was responsible for making Wendy and the children fly and for many of the magical goings-on they encountered. However, in Disney marketing materials, like in this vintage lithographic print, Tink was never without it. In the animated movie, Tinker Bell only betrayed Peter after being kidnapped by Captain Hook, who promised he'd remove Wendy from Peter's life and spare the boy if Tink told him where the Lost Boys secret hiding place was.

The novel was a raucous party at the Lost Boy's hideout that left Tink humiliated enough to deliberately meet with Captain Hook and tell him their location. In the movie, however , Tinkerbell was kidnapped. In Barrie's play, Captain Hook put poison in medicine meant for Peter, and Tink sacrificed herself to save his life.

In order to revive the downed fairy, the audience would clap, and their thunderous applause would bring her back to life. Instead of poison, Hook tried to kill Peter with a bomb in the movie, and Tink perished off-screen in the rubble of the Lost Boy's hideout. However, she wasn't gone for good, and Peter's concern and love brought her back from the brink. While Tink never expressed her feelings for Peter in the movie, it was clear that she was jealous of Wendy, who, as a human girl, was everything she couldn't be and, in her mind, a potential partner for Peter.

She even tried to get the Lost Boys to shoot her down , an act which only served to push Peter and Wendy closer together. She remains great friends with the fairies she meets on the way. In November of , Disneyland opened Pixie Hollow. This is a location at the edge of Tomorrowland, toward Fantasyland.

Inside Pixie Hollow you are shrunk to Fairy size by the over large flora and fauna. With the advent of Pixie Hollow, now you can meet Tinker Bell for the very first time! Each fairy loves to pose for photos and sign autograph books. Disney Tinker Bell Necklaces. T he precocious pixie we know as Tinker Bell got her movie start in 's Peter Pan. In this film she becomes very well known for being jealous of any girl who gets close to Peter Pan.

Darling voice. Bradley Raymond. Howard screenplay story Bradley Raymond story J. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Carried by the wind deep in the heart of the enchanting Pixie Hollow in the island of Neverland, the beautiful newly born fairy, Tinker Bell, discovers that her destiny as a tinker is to repair all sorts of things under the ever-watchful Queen Clarion.

However, as the rebellious Tinker Bell yearns to fly along with her sisters, Iridessa, Silvermist, Rosetta, and Fawn to the mainland, she will soon realise that the arrival of spring requires special skills, hard work, and above all, faith. Will a dash of pixie dust help Tinker Bell stay true to herself?

Enter the world of fairies. Animation Adventure Family Fantasy. Did you know Edit. Trivia The first Disney film to feature Tinker Bell in a speaking role. Goofs When Fairy Mary uses the abacus, she does so in entirely the wrong way, as she holds it with the wires running vertically, rather than horizontally. Despite this, the counters never seem to fall down. In addition, sometimes the abacus correctly has two sections but sometimes it only has one.

Quotes Tinker Bell : Thanks Terence. Terence : I am. User reviews 31 Review. Top review. Great movie for little girls. My 3 year old daughter absolutely adores this movie. In fact, she likes it better than many of the more highly touted Disney theatrical releases. The character of Tinker Bell is truly charming, and in my opinion, much more enjoyable than the classical portrayal in Peter Pan. She's still gutsy, and independent, but in this movie has far better motivations for her actions than jealousy over Peter Pan.

All of the faeries' characterizations were entertainingly done, and I like that they all had their own "thing" going on. Other plus points include some really pretty animation young girls in particular will love the eye-popping colors and the liberal use of sparkle and a good overall message. My only minor quibble is that at times the dialogue is a tad insipid and inane, and the over-use of the term "Sweetie" when the faeries are addressing each other.

For a movie that was designed for the home DVD market, I think that this one delivers much more bang for your entertainment buck than many of the big budget theatrical releases. FAQ 4. What is 'Tinker Bell' about?