The book has characters like the duchess, pig, The dog, the mouse, the gryphon, and the mock turtle that don’t make it into the film while the film has characters from the books sequel (through the looking glass) such as the tweedles, the walrus, and the carpenter. The book has two poems featured in it, how doth the little, and old father William. Both are recited in the book the first being how doth the little in the room where the doorknob is in the film (a character that was created specifically for the film), while old father William was recited in front of the caterpillar. In the film old father William was sung by the tweedles and how doth the little was recited part of the way by Alice until the caterpillar interrupts and recites the one Alice said in the book (how doth the little crocodile). Also in the book the Cheshire Cat is the pet of duchess, and in the book he is less antagonistic for he is not the reason Alice winds up in front of a court in the book, instead the knave of hearts stole tarts and Alice was being interrogated before the book ends. In the film there are references to the books characters that weren’t in the film such as the knave of hearts physically appearing as the jack of hearts. Apologies for this being that long but there were two many differences for me not to say (p.s if you want to know what I’m talking about there are these four videos you could check out:
Watch them in the order posted…)
