Disney Return to Never Land Press Photo Peter Pan Jane Lost Boys Animation
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Disney Return to Never Land Press Photo Peter Pan Jane Lost Boys Animation. This press photo includes the identifier RTBB-3. The photo features three distinct scenes from the movie, showcasing key characters Peter Pan, Jane, and the Lost Boys. All Photographs are Individually Scanned. These are original Press Release Publicity Promotional Movie Still Photographs for collecting purposes only. No rights are Implied for further use of this photo. Photos are pre-owned and may have light wear such as dings to the corners or slight creases that cannot always be seen in the scan. Combined shipping is offered for multiple photos purchased & all photos will be shipped with extra care to prevent damage. Send me a message if you have any questions & Thanks for stopping by. This is an original publicity still photograph from the animated film "Return to Never Land," distributed by Buena Vista Pictures. The photo features three distinct scenes from the movie, showcasing key characters Peter Pan, Jane, and the Lost Boys. The scenes are described in the accompanying text as: ABOVE: When Jane (right) finally rediscovers the essence of make believe, Peter Pan (left) "knights" her as the very first "Lost Girl," officially welcoming Jane as a member of Never Land's favorite band of boys. BELOW: (Left) Jane (center top) proves herself a true Lost Boy, coming to the rescue of Peter Pan and freeing the Lost Boys (pictured), then leading the attack – with slingshots, amongst other things – on Captain Hook's mangy pirate crew. (Right) Perched in his classic throne, Peter Pan (pictured) holds court before the Lost Boys in their secret hideout. The film is directed by Robin Budd from a screenplay by Temple Mathews, and produced by Walt Disney Television Animation, "Return to Never Land" is the sequel to Walt Disney's 1953 classic, "Peter Pan." This press photo includes the identifier RTBB-3. This listing includes one original glossy publicity photograph with descriptive text. It is a genuine piece of movie memorabilia, perfect for collectors of Disney animation, Peter Pan, or film history. This type of vernacular photography provides a glimpse into the promotion of major animated features.
