When did J. M. Barrie introduce the character Peter Pan?
Scottish novelist J. M. Barrie introduced a fictional character named Peter Pan in his 1902 novel The Little White Bird within chapters 13 through 18.
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Scottish novelist J. M. Barrie introduced a fictional character named Peter Pan in his 1902 novel The Little White Bird within chapters 13 through 18.
Biographer Andrew Birkin suggests Barrie based the character partly on his older brother David who died in an ice-skating accident before turning fourteen years old.
Paramount Pictures released the first silent film adaptation titled Peter Pan in 1924 based directly on the original stage play.
Sculptor George Frampton erected a statue of Peter Pan overnight in Kensington Gardens on the 30th of April 1912 as a surprise for London children.
J. M. Barrie gifted the copyright to all Peter Pan works to Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital in 1929 and a special amendment preserved this unique financial arrangement.