Ep. 145 Peter Pan

Host Martin Kessler welcomes film writer and curator Vanya Garraway
to discuss the various film versions of J. M. Barrie's oft-adapted
Peter Pan, from the 1924 silent film to last year's Peter Pan &
Wendy. Giving their personal assessment of each movie, they dig
into the history of the free-spirited boy who refuses to grow up,
what makes it such an enduring tale and the sadness inherent in
this story of pirates and fairies and a ticking crocodile. Along
the way, Kessler and Garraway discuss which Captain Hooks are too
sexy, why a Peter Pan story needs a Wendy and yes, they dig into
the Tiger Lily issue. Tying Barrie's original work to the thematic
concept of what nostalgia really means, they break down the highs
and lows of each film adaptation to determine the value of a great
story told over & over again. Vanya Garraway on Twitter:
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