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Peter Pan explains in the novel there are no "lost girls" because girls are far too clever to fall out of their prams. The trailer also shows Law for the first time as the villainous Captain Hook.

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Peter Pan's Creepy Entrance - Allison Williams suddenly appearing in the dead of night through an open window is just as terrifying as a flying kidnapper's entrance should be.

Good morning. A comedy called “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” opens on Broadway tonight. We’ll ask two stars of the musical “Peter Pan” if things ever went wrong when they were onstage.

Peter Pan, or Peter Pan: The Boy Who Would Never Grow Up (1904) by J. M. Barrie, is perhaps one of the most highly adapted children’s stories of all time.