Alice in Wonderland (1966 TV play)

As credited, in order of appearance: • Anne-Marie Mallik as Alice • Freda Dowie as Nurse • Jo Maxwell-Muller as Alice's sister • Wilfrid Brambell as the White Rabbit • Alan Bennett as the Mouse • Finlay Currie as the Dodo • Geoffrey Dunn as the Lory • Mark Allington as the Duck • Nicholas Evans as the Eaglet • Julian Jebb as a Young Crab • Sir Michael Redgrave as the Caterpillar • John Bird as the Frog Footman • Tony Trent as the Fish Footman • Leo McKern as the Duchess • Avril Elgar as the Peppercook • Peter Cook as the Mad Hatter • Michael Gough as the March Hare • Wilfrid Lawson as the Dormouse • Gordon Gostelow as 1st Gardener • Tony Trent as 2nd Gardener • Peter Eyre as the Knave of Hearts • Alison Leggatt as the Queen of Hearts • Peter Sellers as the King of Hearts • Sir John Gielgud as the Mock Turtle • Malcolm Muggeridge as the Gryphon • David Battley as the Executioner • Charles Lewson as the Foreman of the Jury • Eric Idle (uncredited) as a member of the Caucus Race/the Queen's entourage/the Court Chorus • Angelo Muscat (uncredited) as a Courtier/Juryman ==Production==

Interiors were filmed at Netley Hospital, a mid-19th-century building that was demolished not long after the film was made. Also known as the Royal Victoria Military Hospital, Netley Hospital was the world's longest building at the time it was completed. Beach scenes with the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle were filmed at Pett Level in East Sussex. The courtroom scene was recorded at the BBC's Ealing Studios and involved the building of the largest set that Stage 2 at Ealing had ever seen. In July 1966, the BBC spent three days at Donington Hall filming the "Pool of Tears" and the "Caucus Race" scenes for Jonathan Miller's production. The "Caucus Race" was filmed in the cellars. ==References==