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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play. This magical live-action adaptation of Lewis Carrol's classic tale features an all-star cast headed by Kate Beckinsale, Steve Coogan, Ian Holm and Geoffrey Palmer. Alice returns to the strange world of Wonderland where she joins the Red Queen in a giant game of chess and once again encounters all the weird and wonderful characters: the odd-ball twins Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the White Queen, the Red and White Knights, Humpty Dumpty and the scary Jabberwocky. As she continues her adventure things become curiouser and curiouser. Actors Kate Beckinsale, Steve Coogan, Charlotte Curley, Penelope Wilton, Geoffrey Palmer, Louise J. Taylor, Rebecca R. Palmer, Siân Phillips, Gary Olsen, Marc Warren & Michael Medwin Director John Henderson Certificate PG Year 1998 Screen 16:9 Anamorphic Languages English Duration 1 hour and 23 minutes (approx)

TV adaptation of the classic children's tale in which Alice enters a magical land through a mirror and finds herself caught up in adventure. Based on the sequel to Lewis Carroll's famous 'Alice in Wonderland', this adaptation tells the tale of Alice's second adventure with a twist - after reading a bedtime story to her child it is a grown-up Alice (Kate Beckinsdale) that enters the magical land. The realm she enters through the mirror is known as Chessland, where Alice finds herself a pawn in the game between the White and Red kings and queens. Other bizarre characters encountered on her journey include Tweedledum (Gary Olsen), Tweedledee (Marc Warren), the Wasp (Ian Richardson) and the Gnat (Steve Coogan).