:02:01
All this has happened before.
:02:04
And it will all happen again.
:02:07
But this time
it happened in London.
:02:12
It happened on a quiet street
in Bloomsbury.
:02:17
That corner house over there is
the home of the Darling family.
:02:21
And Peter Pan chose
this particular house...
:02:24
because there were people
here who believed in him.
:02:27
There was Mrs Darling.
:02:31
George, dear, do hurry. We mustn't
be late for the party, you know.
:02:35
Mrs Darling believed that Peter Pan
was the spirit of youth.
:02:39
- But Mr Darling...
- Mary, unless I find my cuff links...
:02:43
we don't go to the party.
:02:45
And if we don't go to the party, I can
never show my face in the office again.
:02:49
And if I can never... Ouch!
:02:51
Well, Mr Darling
was a practical man.
:02:55
The boys, however,
John and Michael...
:02:58
believed Peter Pan
was a real person...
:03:00
and made him the hero
of all their nursery games.
:03:04
Blast you, Peter Pan!
:03:08
Take that! Give up,
Captain Hook? Give up?
:03:12
Never! I'll teach you
to cut off me hand!
:03:15
Oh, no, John.
It was the left hand.
:03:18
Oh, yes.
Thank you, Wendy.
:03:20
Wendy, the eldest,
not only believed...
:03:24
she was the supreme authority
on Peter Pan...
:03:27
and all his
marvellous adventures.
:03:28
Oh, Nana, must we always
take that nasty tonic?
:03:32
Nana, the nursemaid,
being a dog...
:03:35
kept her opinions to herself...
:03:38
and viewed the whole affair
with a certain tolerance.
:03:48
Take that!
:03:50
Insolent boy!
I'll slash you to ribbons!
:03:53
And I'll cut you to pieces.
:03:56
- Aha!
- Ouch!
:03:58
- Careful, Michael, my glasses.
- I'm sorry, John.