
/film has provided some interesting information about
Alice in Wonderland, based on the screenplay by Linda Woolverton:
"The big surprise for most people, I think, will be that this is at once an adaptation of
and sequel to the Lewis Carroll books. This is thanks to a plot wrangle at least as clever as that in Abrams’
Star Trek. Essentially, Wonderland is both a real place
and a recurring dream of Alice’s. In this film she’s dreaming of it at a somewhat later part of her life than in the books, so certain things are different. This is just one clever element of a truly charming and surprising screenplay that I’m now really very sure will become a true humdinger of a movie."
The article went on to say that to fully understand the script, you need to know a bit of Wonderland terminology. Thankfully, Woolverton provided a glossary. The glossary may contain some SPOILERS, so if you want to read it,
click on this link.