Peter Pan (1953)

The Miracle of the Cards is based on a true story of a child who spent time in the Great Ormond Street Hospital. Return to Never Land is Disney’s sequel to this tale.

Home Video Notes: Peter Pan: Diamond Edition

Release Date: 5 February 2013

Walt Disney’s Peter Pan releases to home video in a Diamond Edition. The movie is available in three different packages: Peter Pan: Diamond Edition: 2-Disc Combo Pack (Blu-ray/DVD), Peter Pan: Diamond Edition: 3 Disc Combo Pack (Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy) and Peter Pan: Diamond Edition: DVD Packaging (DVD/Blu-Ray). All of the options offer the same bonus extras:

- Deleted Songs & Scenes

- You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan

- Tinker Bell: A Fairy’s Tale

- Disney Song Selections

- Audio Commentary Hosted by Roy Disney

- Music Videos

Exclusive HD Content

- Introduction by Diane Disney Miller

- Disney Intermission

- Growing up with Nine Old Men

- Disney View

Walt Disney’s Peter Pan: 2-Disc Platinum Edition

DVD Release Date: 6 March 2007

Fly away to Never Land with the DVD release of Disney’s Peter Pan. This 2-Disc Platinum Edition boasts an all-new digital restoration with enhanced picture and sound (the original theatrical soundtrack has been restored too). More abundant than pixie dust are the bonus extras that include: In Walt’s Words (where the master filmmaker explains why he made Peter Pan), the 1952 featurette The Peter Pan Story, You Can Fly (the making of Peter Pan), an alternate opening and deleted songs. If, like Hook, you’d like to have a more "hands on’" experience, then check out Camp Never Land (a collection of multi-level games that let you explore the magical island), Peter Pan’s Virtual Flight, and Peter’s Playful Prank (a DVD storybook). Also, there is a sneak peek of the upcoming Tinker Bell Movie and a music video where T-Squad presents The Second Star to the Right. Audio tracks are available in English (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 2.0) and Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0).