typically refers to the beloved 1991 American fantasy adventure film Hook , directed by Steven Spielberg . The film serves as a modern-day sequel to J.M. Barrie's classic 1911 novel, imagining what would happen if Peter Pan finally grew up. Movie Synopsis
In this reimagining, Peter Pan has become ( Robin Williams ), a successful but cold and workaholic corporate lawyer who has completely forgotten his past in Neverland. Hook - Capitan Uncino
5 Academy Award nominations (including Best Art Direction and Visual Effects) The Character: Captain Hook (Capitan Uncino) Hook (1991) - IMDb typically refers to the beloved 1991 American fantasy
When his old nemesis, ( Dustin Hoffman ), kidnaps Peter's children to lure him back, Peter must return to Neverland. With the help of Tinker Bell ( Julia Roberts ) and the Lost Boys , he must rediscover his "happy thought" and reclaim his youthful spirit to save his family. Key Production Facts Director Steven Spielberg Release Date December 11, 1991 (USA); April 3, 1992 (Italy) Composer John Williams Box Office $300 million worldwide on a $70 million budget Awards Movie Synopsis In this reimagining, Peter Pan has
typically refers to the beloved 1991 American fantasy adventure film Hook , directed by Steven Spielberg . The film serves as a modern-day sequel to J.M. Barrie's classic 1911 novel, imagining what would happen if Peter Pan finally grew up. Movie Synopsis
In this reimagining, Peter Pan has become ( Robin Williams ), a successful but cold and workaholic corporate lawyer who has completely forgotten his past in Neverland.
5 Academy Award nominations (including Best Art Direction and Visual Effects) The Character: Captain Hook (Capitan Uncino) Hook (1991) - IMDb
When his old nemesis, ( Dustin Hoffman ), kidnaps Peter's children to lure him back, Peter must return to Neverland. With the help of Tinker Bell ( Julia Roberts ) and the Lost Boys , he must rediscover his "happy thought" and reclaim his youthful spirit to save his family. Key Production Facts Director Steven Spielberg Release Date December 11, 1991 (USA); April 3, 1992 (Italy) Composer John Williams Box Office $300 million worldwide on a $70 million budget Awards